Jardin Albert Ier

Jardin Albert I

There are still a lot of walking, playing, running, and dog walking in the park. The air is very good and the road is very clean! Greening has its own characteristics!

Walking all the way from Golden Meadows Avenue to the beach, when I was approaching Place Massena, a mist of water rose on the right hand side, hazy like a fairyland, attracting many children to laugh and laugh here. This is the Albert I Garden.

The Albert I Garden in Nice is a very beautiful and secluded city park. There are many ancient and famous trees here, and the winding paths are very quiet. The most famous thing here is a retro carousel toy, which looks very beautiful. Children had a great time, and adults became the best place to take pictures.

The Albert I Garden is one of the oldest gardens in Nice. It was built in the early nineteenth century. It is located in the city park between the two main squares of Nice, Place Garibaldi and Place Massena. It is a leisure place for local residents on holidays and holidays. It is surrounded by fences and is open at regular intervals. The park is surrounded by green trees. There are water-spraying pools for children's play facilities. There are also many memorial statues.

A city park between the two main squares of Nice, a recreational area for local residents on holidays. The park is a constant area of green trees, with fountains, children's play facilities and memorial sculptures surrounded by blue sky and white clouds.

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'.

Just lovely public gardens - some of Nice's oldest and a great place for people watching or reading, maybe having a stroll. Makes a nice change from the Promenade des Anglais.

The gardens are actually huge and you can walk from the Piazza Marseina through the gardens to the sea