Self-Guided Walking Tour in Nice with Audio-Guide

It’s the historic marketplace and meeting point of Nice. It’s also considered the cultural centre of the South, inspiring Picasso, Chagall, Matisse, Nietzsche, Aragon, Tolstoy, Berlioz, Bizet and Paganini.

This monument celebrates the 150th anniversary of Nice being part of France. The sculpture is 30 meters high and is known to be the tallest in France.

This green space is named after Pompidou, France’s President in the early 70s, as it was a particularly favorite spot of his on his visits around the country.

You are going to visit the third version of the Opera House.

There are plenty of stalls selling fresh flowers, and artisanal items such as jewelry, lavender bags, tote bags, and pieces of artwork.

Palais de la Prefecture is a magnificent building; built here in the 1500s to host the Savoie family, rulers of Nice, after the castle of Nice was abandoned.

It’s a grandiose major courtroom here in Nice.

Place Rossetti is famous among the locals and is one of the most beautiful squares in the Old Town, housing restaurants, ice cream parlors, and various artisanal stores.

The Promenade des Anglais takes its name from the English tourists, who would promenade along the sea with their parasols…a strange sight to the working-class Niçois.

You will discover the remains of an ancient Castle Hill in Nice. You will have a breathtaking view of the Promenade des Anglais and its important highlights as Hotel Negresco.