Discover Nice, the second most visited city in France after Paris. Whether for its beaches, for its rich history, or its cuisine, Nice attracts nearly 6 million visitors every year. The Promenade des Anglais is the main avenue of Nice along the coast from the airport to the port on 9 km, considered the most famous beach of the Mediterranean Sea.

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The Russian Cathedral of Nice built-in 1912 is the second largest after that of Russia, and it is a sign of the existence of a large Russian community based on the Côte d’Azur since the second half of the nineteenth century. Nice had very close relations with the Russian aristocracy and Tsar Nikolai’s family. He often stayed in Nice.

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The residential district of Cimiez, established 350 years before J.C by Greeks, is located in the heights of Nice. One of the monuments of the incredible beauty of architecture in Cimiez is the Cimiez’s Monastery founded in IXs. The gardens of Cimiez, facing the Monastery, are a vast olive grove, made up of thousands of olive trees more than a century old.

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Old-Town of Nice, well known for its morning flower market from the XIII century on Cours Saleya (a trendy street in Old Nice), its shops, restaurants, bars, and pubs and narrow streets are the most visited district.

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The Castle of Nice is the ideal place if you do not know Nice. Nothing better to get an idea of the city than to watch it from the heights. A magnificent, breathtaking view where you see the city and its surroundings. The Castle leads its history of the Middle Ages. You will be seduced by the charm of exotic plants, waterfalls, and historic ruins.

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Mont Alban offers a spectacular panoramic view of the whole city of Nice and its surroundings. Fort of Mont Alban was formerly one of the three fortresses of communication using the lighting of the torch in case of danger coming from the sea between Menton, Nice, and Antibes.