Everyone said we had to go to the top of Castle Hill to watch the sunset, but the weather didn't…read morecooperate. I went the next day in the afternoon instead. You can climb several hundred stairs or take the lift. I went with the lift because it was scorching hot and I'd been walking forever. The panoramic views of Nice and the port are amazing. Definitely worth a visit. There's also a waterfall and other things to explore up there, but I mostly just enjoyed the view and headed back because of the heat.

Having arrived the prior evening in Nice I devoted my entire first day towards exploring the city…read moreand came upon the wonderful Colline du Chateau (also known as Castle Hill). Amazing panoramic views of downtown Nice, the sea, the port and an amazing cemetery located atop the park. A must visit. As an added bonus I got in a great workout climbing the stairs to various parts of the park. A must visit for anyone coming to Nice.

A very large and very fun water playground for lids of all ages including adults . It is surrounded…read moreby benches for the parents. There is also a large green lawn with trees. People were lounging on blankets. Such a good family vibe. My kids had a great time. It is a short walk from Vieux Nice.

A nice little square within Nice, France. It has statue, it has water shooting out of the ground…read moreand plenty of people want to hang out. Even tonight when we were leaving and pretty much everything in the area was closed, people were still hanging out here. Wonder what's going on, but who cares! It's a cool location to hang out and that's what matters in the end. Nice, is a great city and this place simply adds to the flavor.

Charming and eye-catching stone paved square in the old town of NIce. The place received its name…read morefrom the imposing but beautiful buidling of the law Courts with its wide staircase facing the square and the sunlit waters of a fountain on its north side. The square is full of cafes with tables in the open air allowing for the Mediterranean sea breeze to tap upon the cheeks of their visitors. A small tower bell holds the banner of the city like it would have been in the old days.

Place Garibaldi is wonderful. There are dozens of lovely restaurants and shops and the middle of…read moresquare is full of trees and seating so you can spend a few hours in the sunshine and soak up the atmosphere. There is also a tram stop and bus stop here so it's very easy to get to.

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.

Old city is very charming, full of restaurants, shops and very vibrant night life. Very walkable.read more

Loved old town Nice! We stumbled upon this while searching for the umbrellas near the Indian…read morerestaurant. Lots of food, vendors, and bars to explore in this neighborhood.

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.

This place is so easy to get to and quite beautiful! It is like a mini Notre Dame but it was closed…read morethe whole time I was in Nice. With bums sleeping and hanging about all day and night on its steps. So the review is for the outside obviously. They also have construction work going on in the side when I was there. And the cable lines make it difficult to get the whole church in a picture with you in it.