1. Nimes is characterized by quite hot summers. This is not the most comfortable period for fans of outdoor activities and those who expect to travel a lot.
2. In the vicinity of the city, there is a small international airport that regularly receives flights from Liverpool, London, and Brussels. Nimes is connected with other European cities by regular train and bus services.
3. Gourmets should pay attention to restaurants that serve regional cuisine. Here you can try traditional cod dishes, as well as the best meat from local farms.
4. Fans of event tourism will be happy to travel to Nimes from May to August. During this period, the most interesting and large-scale festivals are held in the city one after the other.
6. The city's main tourist office can be found near Maison Carrée. Here you can get a city map for free, as well as a brochure with descriptions of the local attractions in your native language.
7. Most of the historical attractions are concentrated in the Old Town. They are very close to each other, so walking tours are the best option.
Nimes boats of many small specialized stores and souvenir shops that are never ignored by tourists. The bulk of the popular stores are concentrated in the central part of the city, and the … 
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9. Those who want to explore the outskirts of Nimes should use the services of local buses. They run on a schedule every day. You can buy a ticket directly on the bus from the driver.
10. The city has many specialized wine shops. Here you can try and buy the best regional wines, as well as attend tastings.
11. Many locals know foreign languages but reluctant to speak them. Those who have zero French should take a phrasebook with them on a trip.
12. Nimes is the only city in France where you can attend real bullfights. For the past hundred years, bullfighting has been held exclusively on the ancient amphitheater's stage.
13. The largest market in town is Halles de Nimes located in the historic district. It is here that one should look for the best regional products, homemade wines and delicacies.
14. Most souvenir shops are located in the Old Town. Here you can buy not only handicrafts but also gift-wrapped local sweets.
15. Tourists from non-European countries are advised to exchange currency at home before the trip. That's how you can ensure yourself the most favorable exchange rate and minimum commission.
