Recognisable by its red facades, its fountain of the sun and its black and white paving, Place Masséna is the meeting point of the Côte d'Azur in the heart of Nice. Its location marks the meeting point between Old Nice, the Promenade des Anglais and the beginning of rue Masséna, which is more commonly called "the pedestrian zone", as well as the beginning of the very commercial Avenue Jean Médecin.

Almost as famous as its neighbour Masséna, the oldest square in Nice is today a popular place to live for the Côte d'Azur, thanks to its location in the very trendy Port district and its many sunny restaurant terraces.

Located in the heart of the city, the port of Nice is made up of commercial and pleasure quays welcoming, among other things, the famous "pointus", these traditional coloured boats drawing a real postcard landscape in the bottom of the Lympia basin, and the imposing but no less luxurious yachts.

The Mont Boron Forest Park offers a getaway perched in the heart of nature. It is said that 400,000 years ago, it was the hunting ground of our prehistoric ancestors who at the time occupied the Terra-Amata cave, just at the foot of the hill. Today, it is a vast park of 57 hectares, frequented by hikers and families who come to enjoy its exceptional vegetation and its breathtaking panorama.

Built in the 16th century, the Fort du Mont Alban originally served as the border between the states of Savoy and Nice. 40 metres by 46 metres wide, this imposing rectangular monument perched 222 metres above sea level bears witness to the city's historic military past and today offers a spectacular panorama over the entire Côte d'Azur, from the Italian Riviera at the Massif de l'Estérel.

Having become over the years an essential place to live, the Place Île de Beauté has a remarkable architectural aestheticism whose neoclassical style fits perfectly into the port of Nice. Located a stone's throw from Place Garibaldi and the "Petit Marais Niçois", the port of Nice revolves around it and its famous Notre Dame Church (also called the Immaculate Conception Church). Popular with locals and holidaymakers, it is a real place to live where you like to meet up with friends, at one of the many bar terraces and restaurants that surround it.

The Château de Nice is one of the historic monuments of the city regretted by all. Perched on the highest of the hills, only a few ruins remain today which testify to its importance in the heart of a huge green park overlooking the entire Baie des Anges. Having become a real place to live, there is a vast playground for children as well as refreshments and observation points allowing you to fully admire the roofs of old Nice below, the Promenade des Anglais and the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. .

Located at the foot of the Castle Hill, the Quai Rauba Capeu, which extends over only 300 metres in length, is the extension of the Promenade des Anglais and the Quai des Etats Unis. In Nice, its name means "flying hat" because its most advanced point in the sea is also where the wind circulates the most. It is certainly the most beautiful point of view of the whole city. From there, you can admire the Promenade des Anglais in its entirety, up to the airport landing strips. It is also in this perfectly chosen location that the giant hashtag "I Love Nice" was recently installed. With the Baie des Anges in the background, it is certainly the most photographed work of the city in recent years.