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Bus Stop from Nice to Menton:  wend your way through old town or from across the stone fortress (Citadel) to Octroi (stadium).  The bus stop is across from the stadium next to the pharmacy on avenue Foch.  The Tourist Office is also across from the stadium.

CAPS AND CORNICES SECTOR

Line 80: Port health - Saint Michel Plateau  Line n° 80 : Villefranche port - Nice Riquier

Line 81: Nice bus station - Saint Jean Cap Ferrat Port   Line n° 81 : Nice - Saint Jean Cap Ferrat

Line 82: Nice Station Road - plateau of Justice    Line n° 82 : Nice - Eze

Line 83: Eze Grande Corniche Le Pous - Eze Cape Roux 

Line 84: Riquier - Gare SNCF Beaulieu   Line n° 84 : Nice Riquier - Beaulieu

100   Nice (bus station) - Eze on the seafront (Gianton)

112  Nice (bus station) - Eze (Saint Laurent's Eze RN7)

There are three main bus networks that serve Nice and the surrounding towns and villages:

Ligne d'Azur is the bus and tram network for Nice which covers all Nice and a bit beyond. The buses are numbered 1-99

The TAM network has a series of buses or coaches that link the main towns with Nice along the Cote d'Azur and the main ones are the 100, 112, 200, 400, 500 and the new 100 xpress.

The 100 xpress from Nice to Monaco uses the autoroute which reduces the travel time up to 30 minutes from the regular 100 Nice - Menton (via Monaco) route.

This sign is typical at any bus stop. The name of this stop  gives a clue to its location - this one is on the junction of rue Hotel des Postes and Jean Medecin.

The ligne d'azur Nice buses that stop here are the 3, 7, 9, 10, 14 etc , the destination of each bus is written after the number. This particular stop is also shared with the TAM network and their buses are listed in the blue square.

 

One way fare: 1 Euro.  All tickets must be 'composte' - stuck in the electronic machine just by or just past the driver. See photo below right.  Stick it in the yellow slot at the top, it will pop out again.