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Nice sights If you don't know what to see in Nice, but are planning a trip to this fabulous city for sure, our review will do you a huge favor.

We've ranked the "best sights in Nice," taking into account reviews and recommendations from experienced guides.

Cours Saleya MarketAlmost all guides in Nice recommend a visit to this famous flower market. Without buying at least a m...
09/04/2022

Cours Saleya Market
Almost all guides in Nice recommend a visit to this famous flower market. Without buying at least a modest bouquet it is very difficult to leave. In addition to flowers and plants from all corners of Provence, here are sold original Provencal souvenirs (at a very reasonable price), hot bread and pastries only from the oven, cheeses and vegetables and fruits. Everything is invariably fresh, natural and fragrant.

Massena SquareOne of those places where you should go in Nice. The square is surrounded by 19th century buildings, despi...
08/04/2022

Massena Square
One of those places where you should go in Nice. The square is surrounded by 19th century buildings, despite the fact that the square itself is quite modern, and even has sculptural compositions in pop-art style. For example, on the benches are human figures made of rubber, symbolizing the different continents of the world. And at night, neon lights up the "Sun" fountain.

Port of LimpiaNice's sea gate adjacent to the beautiful marina and colorful promenade. Although the number of ships here...
08/04/2022

Port of Limpia
Nice's sea gate adjacent to the beautiful marina and colorful promenade. Although the number of ships here is always high, Limpia's water is so clear that locals catch fish in it. The start date of construction of the port is the 18th century, but it took more than a hundred years to complete the work. The city is part of many Mediterranean itineraries, so huge cruise ships dock in Limpia quite often. Also, ferries to Corsica depart from here.

Old TownThe central part of the city, which can be called a true paradise for fans of architecture. Most of the rare mon...
07/04/2022

Old Town
The central part of the city, which can be called a true paradise for fans of architecture. Most of the rare monuments and "ordinary" buildings were created in the Baroque style in the 16th-19th centuries. Go sightseeing in Nice, then relax in local cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy the finest wines of France and the tastiest national cuisine. Sites in the Old Town: Chapel of Mercy, Palais Justicia, Place Rossetti, Clock Tower, etc.

Hotel NegrescoThis 1913 hotel complex, commissioned by H. Negresco, is recognized as one of the most comfortable in the ...
07/04/2022

Hotel Negresco
This 1913 hotel complex, commissioned by H. Negresco, is recognized as one of the most comfortable in the world. At one time such legendary people as Elton John, Salvador Dali, the Beatles stayed here. The hotel has an impeccable reputation, unique room interiors and special architecture. The 6-storey building was built in the Renaissance style. The main highlight of the exterior decoration is considered a huge pink dome, created by a student of Eiffel. Inside Negresco is arranged on the highest level - under the dome ceiling there is a chandelier, the analogue of which once belonged to Nicholas II, and now hangs in the Kremlin. A chic 17th-century rug used to belong to Queen Maria de Medici. The number of rooms is 145, each having its own individual style. The interiors recreate a particular era, from modern art deco to the reign of Louis the Eighth. Even if you can't afford to book a room at the Negresco, your trip should definitely include a tour of the majestic building's facade.

Promenade des AnglaisThe length of the street, arranged on the finances of the English colony, is 5 km. On the waterfron...
05/04/2022

Promenade des Anglais
The length of the street, arranged on the finances of the English colony, is 5 km. On the waterfront there is everything a wealthy traveler could want - squares with exotic palm trees, casinos, the best hotels in Nice, ancient palace complexes. In the 19th century the rich English were happy to buy houses in this city. Some of the buildings have survived to this day, in some cottages now you can freely enter. So, for example, the "Mediterranean Palace" of C. Dalmas is open to tourists and offers visits to a small theater, casino and hotel. A walk along the Promenade des Anglais is one of the best options for those who don't know what to see in Nice in 1 day.

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