Top Things to do In Nice 2021

"There is a small park at the intersection of Le Méridien and McDonald's. It is close to the waterfront and you can see this towering monument just a short walk along the British Promenade. The white stele body is very tall due to the surrounding green belt, and the statues on it will occasionally attract a lot of pigeons to embellish it."

"This place is a marvel among marvels. It's basically the fantasy of a rich philanthropic banker who fell in love with photography, gardens and the planet in general, and funded various trips to far off places to record them on the 'latest technology'."

"Opera Beach (Opera Plage), walk around at will, Google Maps, it is indeed located in this place. The beach in Nice is actually quite clean and pretty, but there is no soft beach, so I feel a little regret."

"Massena square is a nice old city to the south, the north is jean medel mulberry street. The central part is covered with palmer rhone river, adjacent to the west alberto garden, adjacent to east Jacques doctors BBS. Nice light rail line 1 massena and opera house two stations. Massena square for a pedestrian area, have been two roads cross: phil foer street (extension cord for verdun and phoenicians avenue street), and south of jean rao, avenue. Massena plaza underground parking lot. There are 325 parking Spaces. Massena the northern half of the square is a rectangle, the southern half of semicircle. The ground covered with black and white and dichromatic stones form lattice shapes. Around the central part of the 36 stone pine tree."

"Fontaine du Soleil is a fountain statue on the Place Massena in Nice. The translation is actually the sun fountain. This is a very conspicuous attraction on this downtown square, and it is generally not missed."

"Bringing the two babies in the family to the beach to spend a pleasant weekend time, the children at home played with Coke, piled sand over there, frolicking around, really super happy, I also feel very relaxed."

"The Church of St. Francis de Polle in Nice is behind the Nice Opera House. The architecture is simple and elegant, revealing humanistic care in a low-key. well-preserved. With Baroque and Neoclassical style. Built in the 18th century, it has always been an important religious site in Nice. Get off at Opéra-VieilleVille stop of tram line T1."