Located in South of France Nice
is the biggest city of the French Riviera. Nice is composed by two parts; Old
town (Vieux Nice) and New Part. Old Town
is situated in the inner part and it’s very vivid full of restaurants, old
buildings tile floors…Both parts are worth seeing.
Here you go the list of what
to-do’s in Nice:
1) Nice Beaches: Nice has the
most beautiful beaches in the French Riviera. It has the bluest sea of all
times. Also known as Baia des Anges (Angel’s Bay) Nice has 15 private beaches
plus public beaches. If you like to have a romantic escape you should try Lido
Beach. Nice society prefers Castle Beach however my favorite spot was Sporting
Plage because it wasn’t that crowded and they serve very high quality
food.
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| View of the beaches |
2) Estienne D’Orves: This parc
has a history of 1000years. Located in the city center this parc offers a quiet
spot to chill.
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| Garden with the ancient olive trees |
3) Promenade des Anglais: This is
a very wide walking space with a 6,5 km length. It’s one of the most vivid
areas of Nice and it’s always fun to walk there.
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| Promenade des Anglais |
4) Boulevard de Jean-Medecine,
Rue de Suede and Rue Paradis: This high society spot is famous for its shops
and restaurants.
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| View of Rue Paradis |
5) Massena Square: It's the biggest square in Nice between Old and New Towns. The history of the square dates back to 18th century. The busy center has modern statues as well as the ancient "Fountaine de Soleil" with the Apollo statue.
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| Fountaine de Soleil |
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| Place Massena |
5)Cours de Saleya: Named after
the street it’s located, this bazaar
starts early in the morning till 12.00 everyday. It has a really nice
atmosphere where you can find practically everything from flowers to soaps,
from food to little souvenir items. On Mondays it turns to a vintage bazaar
where they sell antic and vintage stuff. During evening time it becomes very livelywith many restaurants and bars.
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| Cours de Saleya in the evening |
