Nice – French Resort Paradise

The capital of the French Riviera has long been a retreat of Europe's elite. The combination of the classic and modern with the beautiful landscape that attracts visitors here.Nice Travel - the resort paradise of FranceVieille Ville Old Town: Nice's old town has many narrow alleys and streets cobblestone, reminds visitors of the ambience of the Italian towns. Here, you can visit the bustling agricultural market, a colorful flower market, shop for local produce, or have a cup of coffee at a roadside shop. Photo: Epicwander

.Promenade des Anglais: As one of the symbols of Nice, Promenade des Anglais is a pedestrian street along the beach. This road is shady with trees, with many beautiful gardens and ancient structures for visitors to explore. Baie des Anges beaches: Nice beach stretches like a splendid necklace chain along Angels Bay, from Nice Airport on the western edge to the foot of Mount Boron in the East With a length of nearly 10 km, the beaches have fine white sand, blue water and beautiful scenery, very suitable for tourists to relax and swim.



Colline du Château Park (Castle Hill): Located on a hill overlooking the Nice coastline, Castle Hill was the first area here where Greeks lived 2,000 years ago. This ancient citadel was destroyed by the army of King Louis XIV in 1706. Currently, the entire place has become a park, a green oasis with large trees and waterfalls. Tourists often come here to walk and admire the Nice scenery from above. Matisse Museum: On Cimiez Hill, the Matisse Museum is a must-see for art lovers, located in a mansion with a long history, amidst beautiful Italian-style gardens. The permanent collection here has 68 paintings, 236 designs, 218 drawings and 56 sculptures by famous artist Matisse. Notre-Dame-de-Cimiez Monastery: Not far from the Matisse museum, the Notre-Dame-de-Cimiez monastery has beautiful gardens and impressive architecture The monastery also has a museum for visitors to learn more about the life of monks in Nice from the 13th to the 18th centuries.



Photo: Planetware.Modern and Contemporary Art Museum: Opened in 1990, This museum is housed in an impressive building designed by architects Yves Bayard and Henri Vidal. The museum has many installation art works, along with modern art works of the 1960s and 1970s. Photo: La-lezardiere Orthodoxe Russe Saint-Nicolas Church: Built by Pope Nicolas in 1912, here It is considered one of the most beautiful Orthodox churches outside of Russia. Inspired by Muscovite style, the church features lavishly decorated interiors and contains many historical artifacts. However, visitors here need to comply with the dress code: men are not to be bare or to wear shorts, women must not wear short skirts, shorts or exposing their shoulders and head. Photo: Lifeinriviera. According to Zing News ***.

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