Rent a car in Nice with Hertz and get ready to explore some of France’s most scenic destinations in comfort and style. Renowned for its grace and elegant charm, France’s fifth-largest city is a melting pot of exquisite beaches, open plazas, and historic architecture.
Home to more museums than any other city in France outside Paris, Nice has plenty to keep culture vultures happy. You can also reach Cannes in less than an hour, or hang out with the rich and famous in Saint Tropez in under two hours.
With 300 days of sunshine a year, an open-top cabriolet could be the perfect holiday rental car to take in the sun and the sights of Nice. Or opt for cool air conditioning inside one of our hatchbacks, sedans, or SUVs.
Reserve your Nice car rental online today with Hertz and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime.

2 Rue d’Italie, 06000 Nice
The Basilique Notre Dame de l’Assomption is a stunning example of Neo-Gothic architecture and Nice’s largest church. It was built in the 1860s to celebrate France’s acquisition of Nice, formerly part of the Kingdom of Sardinia. The celebrated acoustics mean there are music events held here year-round, so check the calendar to see what’s on.

06300 Nice
When the hustle and bustle of central Nice becomes too much, the old town of Vieille Ville provides a welcome respite. This network of alleys and side streets is packed with local shops and family-run restaurants, the exact opposite of Nice’s expansive squares and broad boulevards. Find some shade in the shadow of the soaring Italian architecture or enjoy a refreshing treat at one of the traditional ice cream parlors dotted around town. Sablettes underground car park is open 24/7/365 in Vielle Ville, ideal when you want to drop off your Nice car rental for a few hours to explore on foot.

65 Rue de France, 06000 Nice
The Musée Masséna, or Massena Museum, is a former Belle Époque mansion gifted to the city by the Duke of Rivoli. Explore exquisite gardens designed by the celebrated Édouard André, or head indoors to view some exceptional curiosities including Napoleon’s death mask.