• Promenade des Anglais - Stroll along the Promenade des Anglais, affectionately known as “the Prom.” Its prime seaside location, flanked by luxurious hotels, makes it one of the world’s most stunning avenues.
• Place Massena - Known for its red facades, sun fountain, and black and white paving, Place Masséna is the central hub of the Côte d’Azur in Nice. It connects Old Nice, the Promenade des Anglais, and the start of rue Masséna, often referred to as “the pedestrian zone,” as well as the bustling Avenue Jean Médecin.
• Place Garibaldi - Nearly as renowned as its neighbor Masséna, this is Nice’s oldest square and a beloved spot for locals on the Côte d’Azur. Its trendy Port district location and sunny restaurant terraces make it a popular living area.
• Port Lympia - Situated in the city’s heart, Nice’s port features commercial and leisure quays, including the iconic “pointus,” traditional colorful boats that create a postcard-perfect scene in the Lympia basin, alongside impressive luxury yachts.
• Parc forestier du Mont-Boron - Mont Boron Forest Park offers a nature escape. Legend has it that 400,000 years ago, it was a hunting ground for prehistoric ancestors who lived in the Terra-Amata cave at the hill’s base. Today, it’s a 57-hectare park enjoyed by hikers and families for its lush vegetation and stunning views.
• Fort Mont-Alban - Constructed in the 16th century, Fort Mont Alban once marked the border between Savoy and Nice. This grand rectangular structure, 40 by 46 meters, stands 222 meters above sea level, showcasing the city’s military history and offering breathtaking views of the Côte d’Azur, from the Italian Riviera to the Massif de l’Estérel.
• Place Ile-de-Beaute - Over time, Place Île de Beauté has become a vibrant living space, boasting remarkable neoclassical architecture that complements the port of Nice. Just steps from Place Garibaldi and the “Petit Marais Niçois,” it centers around the famous Notre Dame Church (also known as the Immaculate Conception Church). Loved by locals and visitors, it’s a lively spot for socializing at the many surrounding bars and restaurants.
• Castle Hill of Nice - The Château de Nice is a cherished historic monument. Perched atop the highest hill, only a few ruins remain, highlighting its significance within a vast green park overlooking the Baie des Anges. Now a lively area, it features a large playground, refreshments, and observation points to admire the views of old Nice, the Promenade des Anglais, and the Mediterranean Sea.
• Quai Rauba Capeu - At the base of Castle Hill, the 300-meter-long Quai Rauba Capeu extends the Promenade des Anglais and Quai des Etats Unis. In Nice, its name means “flying hat” due to the strong winds at its furthest point. It offers the city’s most stunning viewpoint, showcasing the entire Promenade des Anglais up to the airport runways. Recently, the giant “I Love Nice” hashtag was installed here, making it the city’s most photographed spot in recent years.

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• Professional driver
• Complimentary bottle of water

• Sunglasses
• Umbrella and umbrella
• Solar cream
• fan

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