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.

We got to ride and stop at many good coastal spots. Those e-bikes make it fun and easy for most…read moreanyone to zip around! It was a great tourist half day activity!

My husband and I took the panoramic tour and as it turned out, were the entire tour! Vincent is a…read moregreat guide, knowledgeable about Nice and France. We are cyclists, but had never tried e-biking. It was like having a silent motor when you needed it. Lots of fun! We were able to do several climbs in a short time and we're delighted with the views. We recommend this tour, everyone can do it!

I was originally planning to watch the sunset from the top of Castle Hill, but since it had been a…read morerainy evening I changed plans. After dinner I grabbed another drink and found myself right across from Ponchettes Beach, so I decided to walk over and it actually turned into such a nice evening. The beach and promenade were full of people relaxing, hanging out, and taking in the gorgeous sunset. The vibe was laid-back and the colors over the water were beautiful. I'm glad I wandered over instead of heading straight to the hotel. It ended up being the perfect way to end the night.

Wonderful beach to relax and lay out in the sun. Truly stunning scenery on every side. It is filled…read morewith smooth pebbles but honestly, it was a lot softer and more comfortable than I thought. We were sitting on the stones with no towel and had no issues. With a towel would've been even nicer. Can get crowded at times but always can find a spot to enjoy the scenery and the moment.

I was with my friend in Nice for a day as we were passing through France by train. The beach is…read moreactually walking distance from the train station of Nice-Ville. The beach itself was very disappointing. It was mostly covered in rocks. Apparently, all the beaches in Nice are like this. The view of the water does look nice, but this is not a beach to lay on and get a tan.

I visited my friends in the French Riviera in 2010. We hit up a few of the beaches and they were…read moreall rocky. The phrase, "you don't bring beach to the sand!" doe not apply here as you should bring your own sand to these beaches. The water is very nice and it's scenic and picturesque but the rocks kind of ruin it for me. Somebody get some grinder and let's make some sand. Besides the rocks, everything is really cool about the place.

If you're in Nice, the port is a must-see. It's the main port in Nice, and it is littered with two…read moretypes of boats: small, colorful sailboats; and megayachts. It is incredibly picturesque, and there is a stunning view of the port from up on Castle Hill. It is worth walking down to the port as well, because it's such a cool harbor. I recommend doing it the same day you see Castle Hill, because it is right down the road. If you really want a treat, walk an extra half mile past the port and dine at Le Plongeoir. Even drinks there would suffice, given the incredible view. If you do dine there, make a reservation early: they book up months in advance. Whatever your proclivities, however, you should definitely take a stroll around the port! Happily, 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.

The owner is thorough at his job and instructions. We were less than 5 minutes late and my son was…read morenot allowed to scuba dive. It was disappointing and I believe over the top but in the end we were late even if it was less than 5 minutes. It was not easy to see my 17 year olds heart broken. I also saw disparate treatment of Europeans and similar looking race vs other cultures. Europeans and similar looking people were treated with humor and respect while other races were treated with a bit of rude behavior and crudeness. The owner did employ an Asian lady who was wonderful. Overall I would not recommend this establishment because they didn't make me and my family feel comfortable. However I still give 3 stars because of safety and thoroughness of work.

A nice park off to one side of Place Massena. It's not huge but a nice park and some greenery in…read morethe centre of town. There are some nice mists there that come on and off every so often and quite refreshing on a hot day (see pictures). There are a couple of nice fountains and part of the park is shut at the moment for some reason.

Die Place Rossetti ist ein absoluter Höhepunkt jeder Reise nach Nizza! Dieser charmante Platz liegt…read moreim Herzen der Altstadt und strahlt eine unvergleichliche Atmosphäre aus. Umgeben von bunten Fassaden und charmanten Cafés, fühlt man sich sofort in eine andere Zeit versetzt. Das Highlight ist zweifellos die beeindruckende Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate, die mit ihrer prächtigen Architektur und dem einladenden Vorplatz die perfekte Kulisse bietet. Ein Besuch bei Fenocchio, der berühmten Eisdiele auf dem Platz, darf auf keinen Fall fehlen - die Auswahl an Geschmacksrichtungen ist überwältigend, und die Qualität der Eiscreme ist erstklassig! Die Place Rossetti ist sowohl tagsüber als auch abends ein lebhafter Treffpunkt.

From the owner: A deux pas du cours Saleya Blottie au coeur du Vieux nice, cette place de caractère est un havre de…read morepaix à côté des boulevards et rues plus touristiques qui la jouxtent. C'est un endroit chaleureux et agréable si l'on veut s'échapper un temps à l'activité bouillonnnte du Vieux nice.

This is the part of Nice that has a romantic Bohemian charm. Set on the hills overlooking the…read moreMediterranean Sea, it has long been the summer home of some of the world's rich and famous. Elton John and Steven Spielberg have owned homes here. Narrow medieval streets with winding alley ways are lit at night by old lamps which expose multi-colored French balconies, windows and beautifully colored red tiled roof buildings with rich histories. Street performers entertain in the evenings as you stroll through the narrow streets. Colorful and artistic personalities seem to gravitate to this part of town. Bars and restaurants are plentiful and diverse offering a wide range of cuisines. Some restaurants can be pricey like Le Boudoir and Di Piu but you can also find less expensive fare. It gets very hot in the summer but Old town Nice is blessed with many shade trees and the breeze from the sea is welcomed.. Small unique shops that sell local soaps, boutique clothing and perfumes can be found. There are also some more modern shops. Open air markets selling flowers, candies and sea food add much to the overall vibe of this area of Nice. I love gelato and thought the French have a nice version but I prefer Italian gelato.

The first time I went to Vieux Nice, I remember wanting to live here, in one of those apartments…read morewith the view of the streets below. Old Town Nice is the place to be for a genuine French experience. There's so many little shops and restaurants around and most of the people speak english, so it's very helpful. They do appreciate you making the effort to speak french though, so make that effort above all else. I love the small little lanes and cobblestone roads, it's very beautiful and lovely. I love seeing that after all these years, they manage to keep this part of France so old fashioned, just how I like it.