[2025 Nice Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Marché aux Fleurs, Cours Saleya (Updated Jul)

gorgeous flower market that also showcases many home-grown produce - perfect to pick up souvenirs and gifts for tourists. MUST TRY: chickpea socca, which is native to Nice, it’s like a chickpea crepe pancake, many stalls offer but the longest queue has got to be from Chez Rene Socca. #nicefood #francetravel

#Overseas travel I'll introduce you to the Saleya Flower Market, one of the charms of traveling to Nice. 🤗 ⭐️Location: Marché Cours Saleya (26B Cr Saleya, 06300 Nice, France)🍯Information:✔️A large market held in Nice with lots to see! ✔️A place where you can buy flowers at a low price🌸 ✔️A great place to buy souvenirs from your trip to Nice🇫🇷 ✔️The flat peaches sold at the market are a must-buy!

The old town has the famous Nice morning market, traditional market transactions from 6 am to noon, fruits and vegetables, gourmet snacks and other Southern French products, buy fresh ingredients, the neighborhood also has an early fish market, the old town is set up as a pedestrian street, the street is lined with merchandise shops, bars and various Nice specialty restaurants. Visitors will walk deep into the alleys of Nice in search of delicious food. A simple breakfast at any one is already a pleasure. #NiceSaleye Square Morning Market

#celebratewithtrip #france #nice If you go to Nice, make sure you try the local socca. This is a traditional chickpea pancake. The closest taste you can imagine is hummus. It can be a bit of an acquired taste. You can easily find it in the markets or at some of the local restaurants. They will typically write on a board whether they serve it or not. For me, it felt a bit dry and mushy, although seasoned well (not as in picante). We were lucky to get the first piece of a fresh socca and then took this to the beach and enjoyed some fresh socca with a nice view. It is an acquired taste but hey, worth a try! Enjoy 😉 😉 😉

#celebratewithtrip #france #nice #mustgo The Marché Aux Fleurs Cours Saleya is situated parallel to the Quai des États-Unis. In the past, it belonged to the upper classes. It is probably the most traditional square of the town, with its daily flower market. Although it started off as a flower market, nowadays you can also buy sourvenirs and different food produce or even sit down at one of the nearby restaurants and watch walkers passing by. We actually bought a local specialty called Socca, a chickpea style pancake. We talk more about it in the Food and Drinks section.Definitely pay a visit but do go in the morning. In the afternoon the stalls are gone and the place is occupied by tables and chairs from the cafes and restaurants nearby.