Yelp Review 2026 #180:…read more Cimiez Church and Monastery is a nice and quiet place to spend a few minutes or an hour while in Nice. Nearby is a park that leads to Matisse Museum. I came here in the afternoon. It was oddly quiet. Apparently, I walked in on a funerary mass and I stuck out like a sore thumb! I had taken a picture before this realization and I left after that. Awkward! The monastery/ church is quite picturesque. It has its charm. There is a garden...actually, two gardens you can visit for free.

This monastery is located at high ground. The garden will be able to see the city below. It was…read morebuilt at 15 century. It has the cloister, garden and cemetery. The front is not typical tower church. The most beautiful thing is the ceilings. The vaulted painted ceilings is the major attraction. It has the small chapel. The next door cloister has art displayed. The garden is deep and at the high ground. You can see the Mediterranean Sea from here. Visit to this place need 2 hours. Parking is street side meter. It is limited spot.

Quality/Quantity - Another beautiful active church. It was…read moreNOT open to the public due to all their services. We walked by here daily. So when they finally allowed the public to view, we came in; see pictures. So much history; see their website. Courses and workshops available; see their website. Ambiance - Another beautiful church; see pictures. Service - Self service. Price - Free or donation. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1864.

A beautiful Roman Catholic church located near the port of Nice, France. It is the largest church…read morein the center of Nice. According to our tour guide, "Its construction was motivated by a desire to add French architecture to the city following the acquisition of the County of Nice by France from the Kingdom of Sardinia." Built in the 19th century, this church is both visually stunning and remarkably peaceful. The magnificent stained glass windows, wooden columns, humongous organ, and the large wooden sculpture of Jesus lying in repose left me completely gobsmacked. Fun fact: The church was built in the Neoclassical style and features four stately columns that add to its grandeur and elegance.

A nice little church/cathedral at one of the most prolific views in Cannes France. Can't beat…read morethat! The views are up here are amazing and taking the stairs up is a journey on its own. It was a bit warm today, so the climb up was a bit of a challenge, but well worth it. We even came across some super model doing a fashion shoot in a bikini. However, once the priest made an appearance she covered up quick! A nice little place to visit, as it's a beautiful cathedral while also having amazing views.

If you have seen the Cannes sign, the church is nestled on a hill overlooking the city. It looks…read moremore like a medieval, stone castle than a place of worship at first glance. If you're not a Christian or religious of any sort, the church won't look like anything you haven't seen before to be honest. There is a lot of space to take pictures of the church inside and outside, the city and coastline, and the Cannes sign visible to people who walk the city streets below. To get up there, you have to walk a steep side street that has a fairly large incline. For older people, it might be more taxing and exhausting to expend that kind of energy. That being said, the sights are worth seeing at the top. Cannes doesn't have the extent of attractions a big city would have but this is one of their prime ones so it's imperative to check it out if you're staying here for enough time.

Beautiful! Even on a cold, rainy, September day, this place was beautiful. There was a short mass…read morehappening while we were there. The crowd control was good. Nothing bad to say about this at all I would highly recommend adding this to your itineraries.