Wow, what a view!…read more View, views, views! Skip the line by buying online. Get here early, before the crowds, and you'll get all the pictures you need. If you've traversed all the way out to Ezé, the Jardin is a no-brainer. I'd say you can probably see all you need in about 30-60 minutes, depending on how much "Selfying" you'll be doing. I think it's about $7-10 USD, and worth it for the pictures alone. Bring drinks as some businesses aren't open early. ALSO, USE THE RESTROOM BEFORE HEADING UP TO EZÉ. Bathrooms don't open until like 10am. Have fun!

Yes, yes, yes! Add this to your itinerary. It's fantastic. I wish we would've taken the time to…read morehave lunch at the restaurant. Great history lessons, great views, great everything a wonderful experience I highly recommend it

From the owner: Lieu de concerts incontournables La pinède gould accueille chaque année en juillet le festival Jazz…read moreà Juan, l'un des plus côtés au monde. Elle est aussi le théâtre de nombreux concerts et autres spectacles divers et variés.

This place was super cool. I went right at open and absolutely no one was there, so I had virtually…read morethe entire place to myself for the first hour I was there. When you walk in, there is a beautiful fountain and several trails to explore. Off many of these trails are different animal exhibits (monkeys, birds, goats, turtles, otters, a porcupine, and others). Coming around toward the back, you reach the greenhouse, which is rife with tons of different types of flora. There are also several other wildlife exhibits inside such as a gator (or croc?), monkeys, flamingos, and iguanas. Altogether, I probably spent three hours here, and I definitely could have spent more if I had not been on a schedule. If you like the outdoors, hiking, and flora/fauna, this place is definitely a must see! Happily, Clayton Cohn

A nice place close to the airport, easily reachable via Tram or Bus, you can see different animals:…read moregiant turtles, otters, horses, you'm find a beautiful biosphere with exotics plants and birds. For a different day with kids, or with your lover, when you're out of ideas! Price wise it's 5€ for adults and 3€ for kids from 12 to 18 years old.

From the owner: Un espace protégé La mission première du Parc National du Mercantour est de protéger la nature, les…read morepaysages et la diversité biologique de ses territoires qui ont justifié sa création. Le parc assure la gestion de ce patrimoine. En le mettant à la disposition du public, il en favorise la découverte et la connaissance. Aussi veille-t-il à ce qu'il soit transmis dans les meilleures conditions aux générations de demain. Ici, vous trouverez bouquetins, aigles royaux et bien sûr le loup, si médiatisé, qui est de retour.

From the owner: Depuis 1983 Ce parc municipal présente plus de 3500 espèces sur un peu plus de 3 hectares. Lieu de…read morepromenade et de découverte, situé à flanc de colline, il offre une vue splendide sur l'embouchure du Var avec un vaste panorama des Alpes à l'Estérel.

From the owner: A l'ombre des oliviers Sur la colline de Cimiez face au monastère, le jardin des arènes est une…read morevaste oliveraie qui sert de cadre à de nombreuses manifestations et fêtes traditionnelles niçoises. Les pelouses libres d'accès et les stands d'animations pour enfants font de ce parc un lieu privilégié de promenades en famille. Proximité immédiate des Arènes romaines de Cemenelum, et du musée Matisse.

This place is amazing. It has the most amazing and beautiful views of Nice. If you happen to visit…read moreNice, I highly recommend visiting this locations I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, since there are a lot of stairs and going up and down. If you're into instagram, snap chat and TikTok this location is for you. The waterfall in this place is out of world. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen. Also, this location has the most gorgeous views of Nice. I highly recommend adding this chateau to your itinerary. It is a spot that you don't want to miss.

Beautiful views of Nice, gorgeous views of the ocean and buildings down below. We learned the hard…read moreway that there was an elevator we can take (we had an umbrella stroller with a baby in it) so we climbed the stairs and held onto her stroller at the same time, going up and down the stairs. Then we learned once we got to the bottom, that there's an elevator!!! Oh well, next time. I'll be back here next month so if we have a chance to stop in again, we'll remember to use the elevator this time around. Come here when the sun is setting, we went earlier in the day and it was pretty hot, even though it was foggy. Just be careful not to stay too late, they close the gates on you without checking.