Top Things to do in Tende
5 Budget-friendly Things to do in Tende That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Tende, France including Accro des merveilles, Vieux Tende, Collegiale Notre-Dame-De-L'Assomption, Col de Tende, Musee Departemental des Merveilles.
1. Accro des merveilles
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Parc d'aventure en forêt de type accrobranche avec 11 parcours pour tous les niveaux. A partir de 3 ans. Parcours dans les arbres pour adultes de difficultés variées. Grand parcours de tyroliennes. Equipement 100% sécurisé à partir de 7 ans. Merveilles e-bikes est la nouvelle activité proposée avec des sorties guidées et/ou location de VTT électriques. Située dans une forêt de mélèzes, le parc permet de passer un très bon moment en famille et en plein air. Activités possibles pour les groupes (clubs sportifs, comités d'entreprises, etc.). A ne pas manquer sur Castérino, aux portes de la Vallée des Merveilles, à 1h40 de Nice et Monaco.
2. Vieux Tende
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By evets1232016 - Sydney, Australia
with a spare hour before catching the train back to Nice, we explored the town. It was wonderful to stroll around the lanes and stairways of the old town, and take in the views of the towering mountains around us. We found a old church, no-one in it at all, and explored inside. Hardly another tourist in the town-what a change from Nice and Monaco!
3. Collegiale Notre-Dame-De-L'Assomption
4. Col de Tende
5. Musee Departemental des Merveilles
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By MeredithAussie - Cannes, France
This museum opens up the history and geography of the region, explaining the significance of the nearby rock carvings and settlement over the last 5000 years. Extensive captions are provided in French, with only a few in English/Italian (for the dioramas). I’m still trying to decide if you should visit the museum BEFORE you hike into the Vallée des Merveilles or AFTER. On the one hand, having background knowledge of the region would be useful when you’re exploring the rock carvings. On the other, having visited the rock carvings, it’s good to consolidate your understanding. Regardless, I recommend the museum.
