This square is a must when visiting Nice. It is a mixture of modern art and historical part of the…read morecity. This location is close to bus stations and metro. There are really nice restaurants and cafes in this square. They are perfect to have a drink, enjoy coffee/ pastries or in the evening have dinner. This square gets really busy in the evening and there is a shopping center.

Awesome place (pun intended). Spent a lot of time here when I was in Nice. It separates Avenue Jean…read moreMédecin and Vieux-Nice, plus it offers the Fountain du Soleil and Arc de 115.5 Degrés. I recommend going at least twice: once early morning, and once early evening. I came at 7am on a weekday and it was a ghost town. I was able to really take in the aesthetic the square had to offer (and take some tripod selfies without anyone else in the picture!). Later, I came back around 9pm--it was a total shitshow (in the best way possible). The liveliness of Vieux-Nice poured onto Place Masséna with people all over the square eating, drinking, and taking in the street performers. I feel going at both times of the day really gives you an appreciation for everything the square has to offer. Check it out! Excitedly, Clayton Cohn

Quality/Quantity - We have been visiting all the ports in all the cities in France. They are all…read morenice, pun intended. But seriously, after a while, it was fairly all the same. Beautiful views. Good eating and drinking options. Great places for walks. And of course boating, touring, fishing, etc. No public restrooms, lol. Well at least none that are free, lol. Ambiance - See above. Service - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Tourist prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Port Lympia in Nizza ist ein absolutes Muss für jeden Besucher der Stadt! Der Hafen besticht durch…read moreseine malerische Kulisse, umgeben von farbenfrohen Gebäuden und den majestätischen Hügeln im Hintergrund. Besonders beeindruckend ist die entspannte Atmosphäre, die Port Lympia ausstrahlt. Die Mischung aus luxuriösen Yachten, charmanten Fischerbooten und kleinen Cafés entlang der Uferpromenade bietet ein unvergleichliches Flair. Es ist ein perfekter Ort, um die Seele baumeln zu lassen und den Blick über das tiefblaue Wasser schweifen zu lassen. Für Geschichtsinteressierte gibt es in der Nähe zudem einige historische Sehenswürdigkeiten, die den Besuch abrunden. Besonders in den Abendstunden, wenn der Hafen in ein warmes Licht getaucht ist, entfaltet Port Lympia seinen ganz besonderen Charme.