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Castle Hill
Castle Hill Park in Nice offers stunning 360-degree views, a lush green oasis with a 19th-century waterfall, and ruins of an 11th-century cathedral. Though the original castle was demolished in 1706, visitors can enjoy the observation deck and a cafe, making it a must-visit spot for breathtaking scenery.
Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate de Nice
Discover the 17th-century Baroque cathedral in Vieux Nice, the city's first medieval building. Dedicated to Sainte Réparate, it features stunning paintings, three organs, and an altar with the saint's remains. Listed as a Monument Historique since 1906, it became a basilica in 1949.
Marc Chagall National Museum
The Marc Chagall National Museum, inaugurated in July 1973, showcases the largest collection of Chagall's works, including the 17 Biblical Message paintings. Designed with Chagall's input, this modernist museum offers a unique glimpse into his artistic vision and cultural heritage.
Parc Phœnix
Park Phoenix in Nice offers a serene escape with over 2,500 plant species and 2,000 animals across 70 species. Ideal for families, it features a tropical rainforest, aviaries, and habitats for otters and wallabies, providing a shaded, interactive experience for children.
Asian Arts Museum
Nice’s Museum of Asian Arts, designed by Kenzo Tange, is a stunning white marble and glass structure with four glass cubes and a central spiral staircase. Surrounded by water, it features a lake with carp and tortoises, an observation tower, and hosts workshops and tea ceremonies. Admission is free.
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Coastal Path
The path, established in 1791 as a customs route, stretches along France's Mediterranean, Atlantic, and Channel coasts. A 1976 law preserved pedestrian access, preventing private encroachment. This scenic trail features stone steps, weaving through charming towns and beaches, offering stunning seaside views.
Modern and Contemporary Art Museum (MAMAC)
The MAMAC in Nice, inaugurated in 1990, is a modern architectural marvel by Yves Bayard and Henri Vidal. It spans four floors and offers a 360° terrace view of the Côte d’Azur. The museum features avant-garde art from the 20th and 21st centuries, showcasing American and French masterpieces.
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