Ultimate Guide: Nice Airport to Place Messina Nice Train Journey

Are you planning a trip to Nice and wondering how to take the train from Nice Airport to Place Messina?
In this ultimate guide, we will show you everything you need to know to make your train journey seamless and stress-free.
Sit back, relax, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey from Nice Airport to Nice city center's Place Messina stop.
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[@allytravels]

For a full guide on all the ways to get from Nice airport to City Center, head here: allytravels.com/nice-airport-to-city-center/

[@alandoig8552]

Are you talking about the train option or the Tram option - the latter seems more popular.

[@allytravels]

This the tram option - it’s def the better option of the two. Super easy to get into town

[@cynthiamcknight9002]

I wish you would have been a bit more descriptive. You didn’t say which train or how many stops there are or ending points. I’m arriving in Nice in May and I still am not sure if I want to take the train or just get a taxi.

[@allytravels]

Hi Cynthia, I’m sorry you didn’t find it overly helpful. It was meant to be a quick overview, and I’ll have an article up soon outlining things further on my website. Happy to let you know when it’s up.
Honestly, I’d first find out on a map or from your hotel what the closest train stop is to your accommodation and go from there. In fact, that’s part of the reason I didn’t list the number of stops, since it’ll likely be different for everyone depending on where they’re heading.
The train is certainly cheaper, but if you’re jet lagged and then lugging your bags for ages from the station, then an Uber is well worth it.
You also asked which train, the good news is there’s only one train at the airport. So it’s pretty hard to get the wrong one unless you hop on the train that says it’s going to the other terminal, in which case you just get an extra stop or two in around the airport 😊

[@cynthiamcknight9002]

@@allytravels lol you know how nervous travelers can get! I’m thinking Uber may be the way to go. Good luck with your future videos!

[@allytravels]

Thanks so much, and I totally understand the nervous traveler wanting to know more.
Uber is a great choice! Def less stressful and it’s a quick drive. Just a heads up, the Uber meeting point is in the downstairs parking lot area. It was a bit confusing the first time I got one but the good news is you can see their location in the map 😊

[@anniec6420]

@@allytravels did you order uber when you arrived at airport or did you prebook...im so stressed as we are arriving in the night and need to pick up a key for accommadation etc....and have heard taxis rip you off....so very interested in uber but not sure in case our plane is late in....

[@allytravels]

@@anniec6420hey Annie - I always wait until after I’m through passport control and have all my bags before calling for one. I get way too stressed scheduling them ahead of time just in case of delays.
Normally they’re pretty quick to arrive, and I always use them or another ride app called Bolt (I’d check both to compare prices and availability) over any local cabs that may hang around.