2025 Alpes-Maritimes Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Explore the medieval charm of Èze with stunning views and rich history! 🌅 Morning: Arrival & Village Exploration 🚍 Getting There: • From Nice, take Bus #82 or #112 (about 30-40 min). • From Monaco, take Bus #112 (about 30 min). • Alternatively, take the TER train to Èze-sur-Mer, then hike up (~1 hour) or take Bus #83. 📍 Old Town & Streets • Wander the cobbled alleys of this medieval hilltop village. • Admire the stone buildings, charming boutiques, and art galleries. • Visit the Notre-Dame de l’Assomption Church, a beautiful 18th-century Baroque church. 🏛️ Late Morning: Jardin Exotique d’Èze 🌿 Jardin Exotique • The best viewpoint in Èze, with breathtaking panoramic views of the French Riviera. • Features exotic plants, sculptures, and peaceful terraces. • Must-see: The viewpoint at the top for postcard-worthy photos. 🥾 Afternoon: Fragonard Perfume Factory & Hike (Optional) 🧴 Fragonard Perfume Factory (Free Entry) • Take a free guided tour to learn about perfume-making. • You can create your own custom fragrance or buy authentic French perfumes. 🥾 Nietzsche Path (Optional Hike, ~1 hr downhill) • If you’re feeling adventurous, hike down to Èze-sur-Mer Beach on the Nietzsche Path. • Enjoy spectacular sea views along this scenic trail. • Cool off at the beach before heading back. 🌇 Evening: Sunset & Return • Take Bus #82 or #112 back to Nice or Monaco. • If you hiked to the beach, take the TER train back from Èze-sur-Mer. 💡 Extra Tips: ✅ Wear comfortable shoes – Èze has steep, cobbled streets. ✅ Arrive early to avoid crowds. ✅ Bring a camera – the views are unreal! Èze is small but packed with charm and stunning scenery—enjoy your visit! #favouriteitinerary #eze #eze植物園

During this month-long trip around France, we were completely relaxed and unplanned, driving wherever we wanted, and we didn't arrive in Nice until late in the evening, but the sun was still shining brightly. We leisurely strolled around the Bay of Angels, and this kind of relaxed and go-with-the-flow feeling was just wonderful! You must arrive in Nice in the summer, because the sea here is really too beautiful. 🌴Main attractions in Nice: 📍Old Town of Nice 📍Port of Nice 📍Promenade des Anglais 📍Bay of Angels 📍Azure Coast (Gradient Coast) 📍Massena Square 📍Rothschild Garden Villa The city of Nice is not very big, you can basically finish touring it in one day. If you have enough time, you can go to the nearby town of Antibes, which can be visited and returned on the same day.

#timetotravel When in Cannes… of course I had to snap a picture with the big “Cannes” sign 🫶😍 The sign is up on a mini hill that overlooks Cannes which makes it the perfect viewpoint of the port of Cannes!!! It is free to visit the sign so I would definitely recommend. Next to the sign, you can find Château de la Castre (there is an entrance fee) and a little garden with is very picturesque and pretty. I believe there are two ways to get there: 1) Hike 2) By Bus Cannes is honestly not that massive so I did not bother exploring the transportation system and got around everywhere by foot. However, be warned, the slope up is slightly steep!! #cannes #france #境外遊

Last review! Manton & Nice 2 French towns put together to introduce ~ first talk about Nice cobblestone beach is very lame, best to wear snorkeling when the plastic shoe cover to prevent the foot from being scratched by the coral reef so that the shore is not so It hurts! The sea water is crystal clear to the pebbles that can be seen in very deep places. There is no smell on the beach. There are many people who have a lot of naked sun. Nice's lazy feeling is very strong. The coffee shop restaurant can walk around the old town on foot. But you need a pair of good shoes. You can play more places than Manton. For taking pictures Nice is a great street and has all the beautiful architectural colors to record. It is also a lovely macaron Manton. Compared to Nice, the popularity of the tour is also lower. Select B&B When you address your address, you must remember to ask about the road conditions. We chose a big mountain on the top of the mountain. Two big boxes were carried up and almost lost half a life. brought a bottle of red wine and fat man sitting on the fence of the bay. The sun (looking at the scenes of many dads in the sea with little boys and girls swimming while playing, I think of the fact that the role of father in the Chinese family is missing in the growth of the child. State education Bo ) scenery can really use to describe the peace and quiet

#springitinerary Late March to early April in the South of France is the best time to visit for great value! Prices are lower than during peak season, where hotel rates can soar several times higher. Plus, you’re stepping into sunny weather, bidding farewell to winter rains. 🌸 Weather: By late March, expect 3 out of 4 days to be sunny, and early April offers even more stability. Though forecasts may predict clouds, the sun often shines through, and if rain is predicted, it will definitely rain. Relaxation: The vibe here is pure tranquility. Imagine going to bed at 9 PM and waking up at 7 AM. The gentle rhythm of the day makes it easy to unwind, with great food and sleep ensuring you’re fully recharged. Destinations: Eze Village 🌿: Take bus 602 from Nice to Eze Village. The entrance to the botanical garden is right by the stop. The views from the mountaintop are breathtaking, with lush greenery, the deep blue sea, and red-roofed buildings. After exploring the garden, you can head to Monaco. Antibes 🏖️: For stunning coastal scenery, take a hike up the Cap d’Antibes to enjoy breathtaking views of the blue sea and snow-capped mountains. Trains from Nice to Antibes are frequent and only take 25 minutes, making it a carefree day trip. No need to pre-book tickets, just buy on-site. #naturalwonders

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Nice is a famous coastal city in the southeast of France. It has a Mediterranean climate with pleasant weather all year round. It is really comfortable to go there in spring. Although it is still a little cool overall, there are already many people sunbathing on the beach as long as there is sunshine. Nice has the third largest airport in France, with convenient transportation. The airport is not too far from the city center and it is very fast to take buses and trains! If you have time, I suggest you stay in this treasure city for about 3 days. There are so many historical sites, art, beaches and hills to see. Famous attractions include the English Promenade, which is a super long trail where you can see many people walking, jogging, cycling, etc. ☝️, the old town is just opposite it, there are many delicious foods and markets where you can eat and stroll around, and it is quite large and you can spend a while there! Next is my favorite Angel Bay, especially when you climb up to the top of the Castle Hill and look down, it is so beautiful~ Furthermore, Nice is a place of inspiration for many artists. In addition to Matisse, Chagall also lived and created here. There are many museums and galleries in the city that can be visited. #South of France Tour #Cote d'Azur

Follow the actress to visit the small town of Antibes in southern France, near Nice. It is very special with few people and the sea is very blue. Remember to use trip when booking train tickets! It is really convenient, cheap and reliable. Sisters, remember to buy it! The temperature there is also very suitable for swimming in the sea! The ocean is so blue and clear. I feel like this is the most beautiful ocean in the world. #新年好去处2025 Yeah, really

When the brightness of the day fades into the sunset, Nice’s night comes. Instead of colorful swimsuits and sun-kissed skin, the pebble beach and chairs are filled with people quietly looking at the sea. On the way to the Negresco Hotel, the sunset sets and the dark night deepens. The sound of the waves crashing against the pebbles is too long to not wander around this night. 🌳 How to get there : 16-minute walk from Nice-Ville Station ⚘ Tip : The chairs in the photo are in the direction of the Negresco Hotel. Sit on the chair and listen to the sound of the waves. #European travel #France #Nice #France travel #South of France travel

Nestled between Nice and Cannes, the charming coastal town of Antibes is a perfect blend of history, culture, and Mediterranean beauty. With its ancient ramparts, picturesque Old Town, and stunning beaches, Antibes has long been a favorite destination for artists, writers, and travelers seeking an authentic Riviera experience. A Stroll Through History Antibes boasts a rich history dating back to ancient Greece, when it was known as Antipolis, a vital trading post. The Old Town (Vieil Antibes) is a maze of cobbled streets, colorful buildings, and lively markets, where you can discover local artisans, quaint cafés, and Provençal charm. The Marché Provençal is a must-visit, offering fresh produce, regional cheeses, and aromatic herbs that fill the air with the scent of Provence. The Picasso Connection Art lovers will appreciate the town’s deep connection with Pablo Picasso, who lived and worked in Château Grimaldi in 1946. Today, the château houses the Musée Picasso, showcasing an incredible collection of the artist’s works inspired by the Mediterranean light and landscapes. Coastal Beauty and Sandy Beaches Unlike the pebbly shores of Nice, Antibes is home to some of the best sandy beaches on the Côte d’Azur. Plage de la Salis and Plage de la Garoupe offer soft sand and clear turquoise waters, perfect for sunbathing and swimming. For a more secluded experience, head to Cap d’Antibes, a scenic peninsula known for its crystal-clear coves and luxury villas. The Sentier du Littoral (Coastal Path) offers breathtaking sea views along rugged cliffs and hidden beaches. A Taste of the Riviera Dining in Antibes is a treat for the senses, with its mix of seaside bistros and Michelin-starred restaurants. Enjoy freshly caught seafood, Niçoise cuisine, and fine Provençal wines while soaking in views of the sparkling Mediterranean. Effortless Riviera Elegance Whether you’re exploring its historic streets, basking on sun-drenched beaches, or indulging in Riviera cuisine, Antibes is a destination that effortlessly blends past and present, making it one of the most enchanting towns on the French Riviera. #europetrip

When you come to France, you must experience the charm of Nice. That touch of tranquil blue is enough to make people so happy that they cannot help themselves. - Nice is located in the south of France. There are no direct flights to Nice, but there are many connecting flight options. I chose the Shanghai-Barcelona-Nice route. Barcelona and Nice are very close, so you can travel to Spain and France at the same time, which is very cool! It is really a blessing to come to Nice. You can sit on the beach for an afternoon, watch the sea and the sunset; you can stroll along the beach and watch everyone sunbathing in various ways; you can have a cup of coffee and enjoy your own free time. - Nice doesn’t have many attractions or shopping places, but the beautiful scenery is enough to support this beauty. - The French baguette is the best food, and Häagen-Dazs ice cream is cheap and delicious. It's great to have a brunch! Everything is so beautiful!

After returning to Nice from Menton, I booked a four night hotel stay. Arrive at Nice Train Station, the city's main transport hub serving both long-distance and short-distance trains. The station is well-equipped and well-planned, making it very easy to navigate for travelers familiar with the environment. The weather was sunny and pleasant that day. In the station's café, you can enjoy freshly baked croissants, coffee and other specialty drinks. Considering the limited budget, I chose an affordable two-star hotel. The hotel is ideally located next to the train station, making it easy to make excursions to surrounding towns. The hotel booking process was smooth, although I had to wait for an hour and a half when checking in and the room was not ready, the staff allowed me to temporarily store my luggage in the lobby. I then attended Nice’s famous Battle of the Flowers event, which is a big part of Carnival every February. 2020 is the 136th Carnival, with the theme "King of Fashion". The scene was set up with props such as a giant sewing machine, spools of thread, and performers dressed in fashionable costumes. The entire event was filled with cheerful music, brilliant colors and enthusiastic applause from the audience, creating an atmosphere full of energy and positive emotions. During the float parade, a platform decorated with flowers slowly passes by, accompanied by wonderful performances by musicians, riders, acrobats and others. The Flower War itself does not involve confrontation, but rather conveys joy and beauty by distributing flowers to the audience. After the event, the artists continued to parade through the streets, further adding to the festive atmosphere. Once back at the hotel, it's only a 15-minute walk or two tram stops away. Although the single room is not large, it is sufficient for personal use. The interior decoration of the room is relatively calm. As a souvenir of this flower battle, I was given a pot of gerberas, which added a lot of fun to my stay for the next four days. It is worth mentioning that Nice is known as the lemon capital of France and has a rich citrus culture.

#beachtime Nestled in the southeastern corner of France, just a stone's throw from the Italian border, Menton is a serene, picturesque seaside town that offers a perfect retreat from the bustle of the more tourist-heavy French Riviera cities. Known for its citrus fruits and beautiful gardens, Menton’s beaches are the perfect place to relax and unwind while soaking in the beauty of the Mediterranean coast. The beaches of Menton are a blend of pebbles and sand, framed by the sparkling turquoise sea. Unlike the crowded beaches of Nice or Cannes, Menton offers a more laid-back atmosphere, with plenty of space to stretch out and enjoy the sun. Whether you choose the public Plage des Sablettes, or one of the private beach clubs, you'll find the same gentle rhythm of waves lapping against the shore and the gentle scent of sea salt in the air. **The Charm of Menton’s Beaches** One of the unique features of Menton’s coastline is its extraordinary backdrop of steep hillsides and terraced gardens. From the beach, you can gaze up at the colorful buildings of the old town, cascading down to meet the Mediterranean. The town's mild microclimate, known as the "Lemon City" for its famous fruit, keeps the area pleasantly warm year-round, making it an excellent destination for beach lovers in both summer and winter. **Plage des Sablettes** Plage des Sablettes is perhaps the most popular public beach in Menton, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean and the surrounding cliffs. The water is calm and perfect for swimming, while the beach itself is less crowded, especially in the morning hours. There are several cafés along the promenade where you can grab a drink or snack while enjoying the view. **Private Beach Clubs** For a more luxurious experience, Menton has several private beach clubs offering sunbeds, parasols, and attentive service. La Dolce Vita is one of the top choices, with its comfortable lounge chairs and the option of ordering seafood directly to your seat. These beach clubs often come with a bit of extra flair—think chilled champagne, fresh seafood platters, and private beach access. **Exploring Menton’s Seaside Charm** Beyond the beach, Menton offers charming narrow streets filled with vibrant cafes and shops. Stroll through the old town’s winding alleys or take a walk through the stunning Val Rahmeh-Menton Botanical Garden, where the scent of flowers fills the air. For a taste of local culture, don’t miss the annual Menton Lemon Festival, celebrating the region’s most famous export. In Menton, time slows down, and it feels like you’ve discovered a piece of the French Riviera that remains untouched by the typical tourist frenzy. Whether you're basking in the sun, dipping your toes into the refreshing water, or sipping a cold drink on the sand, Menton’s beaches offer a truly idyllic escape.

|Jay Chou's favorite Eze Town boutique luxury hotel. I was browsing Jay Chou's Instagram and found a photo taken at the Chatean Eza Hotel, which we visited on this trip. As a fan of Jay Chou, I was a little excited. Eze Town is about a 30-minute drive from Nice, on the way to Monaco. Many travel guides suggest visiting both places on the same day. As a traveler who doesn't like to rush, I spent half a day there. I hadn't done much research beforehand, and when I got tired of walking, I stumbled into the Chatean Eza Hotel. The sea view terrace instantly captured my heart, and I ended up spending half a day there. When I got back, I searched online and found out that the restaurant next door is a Michelin one-star. Not doing my research meant I missed the chance to enjoy delicious food with a sea view. The afternoon tea at Chatean is much quieter and more private than the popular Golden Goat Hotel. If you don't like noisy places, you can come here and enjoy the same experience as your idol. Nice

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #NiceTravel #France #FranceTravel It was the best for tanning because it was a pebble beach, not a sandy beach. The sea water in May was cold, so there weren't many people swimming, but the sun was warm, so it was perfect for tanning. Some locals went swimming, and some energetic tourists went in and came out quickly. I tanned and lay down. Since the sun was long, I could tan as much as I wanted, but I was done by the morning. It was really the best place to relax!

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🎉 Want to escape the winter cold and find a paradise full of sunshine and color? Let me take you to Menton, a lemon-scented town on the southern coast of France. With its endless charm, it weaves one romantic and lazy dream after another! 🏖️ 🚶‍♀️ Strolling through Menton, you'll find that time seems to slow down here. The town is small, but it takes half a day to get lost in every corner. But trust me, the "chill" feeling will make you want to put down your luggage and enjoy every lazy and romantic moment! 🛌 🌈 Even in the cold winter, Menton is like a secret garden embraced by warmth. The winter here is not cold, but rather gentle. The tranquility of the off-season adds a mysterious veil to this gentleness. With few tourists, only you and the quiet coastline weave your winter fairy tale. 🌊 📸 Looking for photo spots? Menton has plenty! Standing on Plage des Sablettes opposite the town, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the orange town. At that moment, it seems like the whole world stops for you. The staggered yellow stairs are not only a symbol of Menton but also a popular photo spot, making your social media posts the center of attention! 👗 🕍 Continue upwards, and you'll see the Saint-Michel Church. The brightly colored church building is like a dazzling pearl of southern France, waiting for your visit. Atelier Said Berkane is another romantic corner you can't miss. The flowers in the alley and the greenery under the eaves exude the unique romantic atmosphere of southern France, making you feel relaxed and joyful as you stroll. 🌸 📅 Want to plan a perfect trip to southern France? Check out my 3-day itinerary: Day 1: Nice, a city where ancient and modern intertwine, will unveil the mystery of southern France for you. Day 2: From Nice, head to the tiny kingdom of Monaco and experience the clash of luxury and passion. Day 3: From Monaco to Menton, this is your final destination and your soul's resting place. Remember, visit Menton in the morning when the light is soft, making your photos more beautiful! 📸 🚆 The towns in southern France are not far apart, and you can easily connect Nice, Monaco, Eze, Chana, Antibes, and other places. Every train ride is the beginning of a new scenery. The journey within an hour makes everything so convenient. 🚄 ☀️ But don't forget, weather is the soul of travel. Check the weather forecast in advance. Although the town on a cloudy or rainy day has its charm, the sunshine is the most enchanting color of Menton. In winter, a thick coat is needed to ward off the occasional chill. 🧥 🎉 Now, let's embark on this romantic journey to Menton! Here, you'll find the long-lost tranquility and beauty, and let your heart bloom with the brightest smile in the winter sun! 😄

🌊 Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and longing for a spontaneous trip? Then Nice, the dazzling pearl of southern France, is your dream destination! 🏰 Strolling through the city of Nice, you feel like you've traveled through time, with ancient buildings and modern vibes intertwining to present you with a series of moving pictures. From Castle Hill, you can overlook the entire port of Nice, with the sparkling sea telling the legendary story of this city. 🛒 The Cours Saleya Market is a lively place in Nice, with a wide variety of goods, from fresh fruits to exquisite handicrafts. Here, you can taste authentic French cuisine and feel the passion and vitality of the people of Nice. 🎆 Nice is even more charming at night. The Place Masséna is brightly lit, with street performers and the laughter and joy in the bars making you feel the extraordinary charm of this city. The Saint Nicholas Cathedral is solemn and sacred, adding a touch of tranquility and peace to the bustling city. 🏞️ Leaving the city, the Lac de Sainte-Croix is like a sapphire, crystal clear. Rent a small boat and leisurely row on the lake, feeling the tranquility and beauty of nature. The village of Èze exudes a medieval atmosphere, making you feel like you've traveled back to that distant era. The various plants in the botanical garden are competing for attention, leaving you dazzled. 🌅 When you come to Nice, how can you miss the jelly sea of the Bay of Angels? The crystal-clear water is like a giant jelly, making you want to swim in it. The leisurely afternoon tea time by the sea is even more romantic, where you can sit by the sea, enjoy delicious pastries, watch the pink and purple sky at sunset, and feel the beauty and tranquility of life. 🏺 The pottery village is also one of the highlights of Nice. The quaint buildings and specialty pottery shops take you through time, allowing you to feel the long history and culture of Nice. Pick some exquisite pottery as souvenirs and bring back the beautiful memories of Nice! 💖 Nice, the treasure of the European seaside, has endless charm and warmth. Whether it's the intertwining of ancient buildings and modern vibes or the fusion of natural beauty and cultural landscapes, it captivates people. Come to Nice! Slow down and feel the beauty and tranquility of life; revel and unleash your inner passion and vitality. Nice is waiting for you! 🚀 Come and join this dream journey! The stunning southern French coast awaits you! Don't let your heart's desire remain just a desire. Come to Nice and make your dreams come true!

There are many cities in the world that are close to the sea, but only the small towns in southern France are large enough. Nice is the axis of southern France, connecting domestic and international routes. 20 minutes north is the "friendly country" of Monaco. Because of my love for Charles Leclerc, I always want to find the waves where he jumped into the sea with champagne foam after winning F1. Further north is Menton, a lemon-yellow town. It is said that when a certain Z female celebrity gets a hot photo, everyone will imitate the same way to check in. Before it became an internet-famous town, it was already a holiday destination, a place hidden in the northernmost corner of southern France, just a few hours' drive from Italy. Back to Nice, this time heading south. 10 minutes south is Antibes, where the Cap hiking route is breathtakingly beautiful in the sunshine. It is recommended to go counterclockwise for this adventure. The appetizer only takes 10 minutes. After passing through the path surrounded by trees, a small sandy beach backed by rocks suddenly appears in front of you. Here you can see the sparkling sea and everything beautiful with a warm yellow halo in the afternoon sun. Continue 20 minutes south to the famous Cannes. You will think of the red carpet, the film festival, the Palme d'Or, and the Monroe Wall. Cannes also has wider streets and a more modern urban layout. It also hosts most of the international events in southern France. It is the postcard of southern France. As night falls, what could be more appropriate than watching an outdoor movie here? Back to Nice, a place less than 2 hours from the UK, is like a backyard. Even a weekend is very suitable, but what makes me go back again and again is the chickpea pancake there. The thin oil pancake made of chickpea puree with a crispy texture is taken out of the stone oven, and there is nothing but satisfaction. This is also a specialty food that is only available in Nice. Remember this store name, Chez Pipo, because it is freshly made and the slow pace of France, it is recommended to order as soon as you are seated. There is also the Bay of Angels along the Promenade des Anglais. It may sound cliché, but watching the sunrise or sunset here is really beautiful. Bellanda Tower is still the best viewing platform, opening at 8 o'clock. If you get up early, you can enjoy the whole platform alone and imagine owning the whole city.

#travellerswonderland I was thrilled to discover the Musée de la Castre in Cannes, a hidden gem that offers a unique glimpse into history. The moment I stepped inside the medieval castle, I felt a sense of excitement wash over me. I had heard about the museum's fascinating collection, but nothing prepared me for the wonder of seeing a real Egyptian mummy up close. The entry fee was only €6.50, which felt like an incredible bargain for such an enriching experience. As I wandered through the exhibits, I was captivated by the diverse artifacts from different cultures, including stunning pre-Columbian art and beautiful musical instruments. Each piece told a story, transporting me to another time and place. Climbing to the top of the tower was the cherry on top; the panoramic views of Cannes were simply breathtaking. My visit to the museum was a highlight of my trip, and I can’t wait to return for another adventure!

#summertripevent #francetravel #nicetravel #france #Nizza #nice Nice, France has beautiful beaches and the Chagall Museum. I recommend visiting from spring to early summer when the weather is nice. #francetravel #Frankreich

#September Travel Support Event Is this the landmark of Nice? Nice is a city more suitable for vacation, so there aren't any landmarks to speak of. But when you take a picture with this gorilla friend, you feel like you're in Nice. The view from there is also pretty, so I recommend going.

#playground For those who love both travel and creativity, Parc de la Villette in Paris offers an extraordinary playground experience. This park features several themed play areas, each designed to stimulate imagination and adventure. From climbing structures shaped like animals to musical zones, there’s something for every child here. Located in the city’s northeast, it’s an ideal spot to relax after visiting nearby cultural attractions like the Philharmonie de Paris. It’s a must-visit for family travelers! #100WaysofTravel #ParcDeLaVillette #ParisWithKids

📍# I love Nice Located near the Promenade des Anglais along the coast of Nice ✅Many people come to see this sculpture, but it's also nice to see the view of the Nice beach from here, and there's a promenade, so it's nice to take a walk. However, there are no sunshades nearby, so it can be a little difficult in the summer. ☀️Sunscreen, hats, etc. are essential! The best place to take great pictures with the sculpture The best time to take pictures with the sculpture is early in the morning or late in the evening, around sunset, but since there are so many people during the day, the background can become people. #SummerTravel

📍# I love Nice Located near the Promenade des Anglais along the coast of Nice ✅Many people come to see this sculpture, but it's also nice to see the view of the Nice beach from here, and there's a promenade, so it's nice to take a walk. However, there are no sunshades nearby, so it can be a little difficult in the summer. ☀️Sunscreen, hats, etc. are essential! The best place to take great pictures with the sculpture The best time to take pictures with the sculpture is early in the morning or late in the evening, around sunset, but since there are so many people during the day, the background can become people. #SummerTravel

· Among the reasons for the selection, Nice is known as the "Winter Resort on the Riviera". In the 18th century, British aristocrats came here to escape the cold winter and were attracted by the warmth and comfort here, so Nice was transformed from a small border town into a winter resort. Gradually, people discovered that this place has infinite charm all year round, from the coast to the mountain villages. Let’s open Nice together today. · A classic destination not to be missed J👉 Vieille Ville in the old town (Figures 1 and 2: The Baroque-style buildings from the 18th century are well preserved, and the yellow and dark red walls are full of low-key vitality in the sun. The open-air restaurants and various small shops are lined up, reflecting the enthusiasm and liveliness of southern France. 👉Colline du Château (Pictures 3 and 4: Right next to the old town, tall green trees and giant succulents interweave to create a tranquil space, with a small waterfall hidden in it and winding paths leading to secluded places. The viewing platform has a perfect view of the Angel Bay and the old town, and any photo taken is as beautiful as an oil painting. 👉The Promenade des Anglais (Figure 5): It stretches for 7 kilometers along the Bay of Angels. With changing scenery, you can never get enough of the sea in Nice. On the other side are buildings of different styles, the most famous of which is Le Négresco Hotel. 👉Place Masséna (Figure 6: The largest square in Nice, with black and white grids and brick-red buildings complementing each other, and with the Apollo statue fountain and the figures on the tall poles, it looks like a museum. · Hidden surprises 👉St. Nicholas Cathedral (Figure 7: Moscow style, the exterior shape is solemn and playful, reflecting the diverse culture of Nice, and it is very photogenic~ 👉Château de l’Anglais (Figure 8: Eclectic classical architecture, pink exterior walls and rounded lines, instantly reminiscent of Disney! 👉Le Régina Hotel (Figure 8: Full of Parisian style, it represents the leisurely vacation of the aristocrats in the old days. Queen Victoria stayed here when she visited Nice. 👉Cimiez Monastery and Gardens (Figure 9: A very popular pilgrimage site in the 16th century, its low-key appearance still cannot hide its gorgeous decoration. The garden is full of thriving plants and can be said to be a private back garden for the people of Nice.

Visit the world capital of perfume - Grasse, located in the Provence-Alpes region of southern France, famous for the novel 'Perfume', it is a paradise for the sense of smell. Standing at the top of the 325-meter-high hill of the small city of Grasse, looking at the coastline of Cannes in the distance, the entire air is filled with the scent of the Mediterranean. Driving on the winding roads, the unique charm of the South of France makes this place particularly enchanting. The city's roses and jasmine flowers have turned it into the center of the world perfume industry. Travelers can visit the perfume museum here and create their own favorite perfume scents.