Great place to walk/relax/promenade. Awesome atmosphere.

It is about 7km of magic. Whenever I am Nice I have to walk this walk where I get to enjoy the Mediterranean sea, different people walking long locals, and visitors. Different generations from all walks of life, it feels like a small world. I am glad that the city of Nice didn't allow anything to be built between the beach and the promenade. Thank you Nice for having this spectacular space that can make you go on a journey.

Romantic stretch of 7 km to walk and soak some Mediterranean vibe. Best thing to do in Nice.

The promenade is amazing best thing in Nice. it has restaurants, museums, shops all on it or more close by. Very busy area but at the same time relaxing.

Very beautiful place to go to, to relax, sit or swim or even take a walk, always clean too.

Perfect place to stroll around and spend some time..

Beautiful. Fantastical landacape... A lot of people. But even more space for every one... Very good vibe. Nice

Beautiful beach walk!! Also climb up the view point to see the city view with the beach!

We really enjoyed walking every morning and night, the views are amazing. Very crowded but we enjoyed it anyways.

A wide promenade for walking with separate lanes for cycling. Great views.

Nice walk along the promenade.

Wonderful walking place, all the lenght of Nice. If you need to recharge your batteries, this is the right place to do it. It goes from the airport, all the way to the city center and the port of Nice. Nice view of it from Colinne du Chateau.

The Promenade des Anglais in Nice is an iconic destination that truly lives up to its reputation. This famed promenade stretches along the Mediterranean coast, offering spectacular views of the azure sea on one side and the charming cityscape of Nice on the other. It’s a perfect blend of natural beauty and urban elegance. What I loved most about the promenade was its vibrant atmosphere. It’s a bustling hub where both locals and tourists come together, whether it’s for leisurely walks, jogging, or simply sitting on one of the many blue chairs lining the walkway, soaking in the sun and sea breeze. The length of the promenade provides ample space for everyone, ensuring a relaxed experience despite its popularity. Along the way, there are numerous cafes and restaurants where you can indulge in some local cuisine or enjoy a refreshing drink. The beachfront is easily accessible, inviting you for a swim or a sunbath. The palm trees and the well-maintained surroundings add to the charm of the place. The Promenade des Anglais is not just a place to visit; it’s an experience to immerse yourself in the essence of Nice. Whether you’re looking for a place to exercise, relax, or simply enjoy stunning views, this promenade is a must-visit. It embodies the spirit of the French Riviera and is an integral part of the Nice experience.

No words to describe the beauty of this place . Truly remarkable!

This is my everyday stroll. Beautiful, clean, and relaxing, with no one hassling you; you can just stroll peacefully. I would recommend going to Castle Hill too, on the mountain; the view is incredible. It’s a must-see while in Nice. There are different options if you’re not capable of taking the stairs. There is parking on top, and Uber, taxi, or a tram tour are available.

Lovely park in middle of Nice. Wonderful views of the whole city, the mountains and the ocean with a waterfall feature right below that you can walk up to. There were archaeological finds and history buffs would appreciate reading the placards. We didn’t explore much around the park though. Paths are wheelchair accessible, steep in some moments but completely manageable. There’s even a little cafe at the peak of the castle overlooking the city. It was a wonderful experience and I definitely recommend coming here a once in a life time experience.

Nice spot to see a wonderful view. Not far away from the waterfall and way to go up higher. Elevator was not in service today but even for those with lower mobility, steps can be taken a little at a time with spots to sit along the way. Check it out!

It's really amazing. It was difficult for me to reach the waterfalls, but I did it (I was completely tired because of travelling long hours). There is a huge park and restaurant where you can grab some drinks and food. The place was before a palace before destroyed in 1706 and transformed into a garden/parc.

Beautiful place with a fascinating view of old Nice . Beautiful nature, an impressive fountain. In an open air cafe on a hot day, you can sit and enjoy a glass of cool beer or ice cream and then again continue sightseeing of the historical sites or just stroll through the park. It is possible to walk down the stairs to the promenade through the picturesque greenery.

If you want great views of the coastline, this is a great place. Captures the city of Nice and the water in a stunning picture. Highly recommend. The elevator/lift is free to use, just walk inside off the street and follow the signs.

A must if you're in Nice on holiday. Many stunning views from different viewpoints and lovely waterfall. Place to have snacks & drinks on top but take note, cash only! Was really interesting walking up from the town side and coming down the hill on the sea side.

Beautiful beautiful must visit place in nice. Either go early morning or later in the afternoon to enjoy the best views of the city. The lift to the top is free but can easily get crowded otherwise there is always the option to walk up to the hill which will roughly take 20 mins. There is a beautiful waterfall and park on top. Everything is free for the public no tickets required

Would recommend visiting when you are in Nice. Beautiful views from the top of the hill. You can also see a waterfall. Very peaceful park. There is also a toilet at the top which costs €0.50. Rewarding if you bring a picnic and eat it at the top. Unfortunately the elevator was out of service when we visited but the walk up only took about 30-40 minutes at a slow pace.

Colline du Chateau is like a big hill with amazing views of the sea. You can walk up there and see old castle bits, waterfalls, and nice gardens. It's a cool place to relax, have a picnic, or just enjoy the beautiful sights. It's a peaceful spot away from the busy city where you can take it easy and enjoy the scenery.

Big hill near nice that will give you greay panoramic views over Nice and beyond. There a multiple views points to see each direction. There is also a bit of playground. It is a bit of a walk but you will be rewarded. There is an elevator which cuts off some of the or you can even drive to the top. There are toilets and food on top. However the toilet is 50 cents and food is usual prices.

Amazing view from this hill lead to the water fall. You can see the whole promenade from here and even nice airport you can watch the planes land and take off. The view looks amazing great at sunset and highly recommend. There is a lift you can take so you don't have to take the steps.

Unbelievable view on the Old City, the Old Port, the whole of Nice. Excellent playground. Free admission. You can climb the stairs from the side of the Old City, that is quite difficult. Or you may climb from Old Port if you prefer a more gentle path. An artificial waterfall, beautiful views, ancient, excavations, lifelong impressions....

Also known as Castle Hill, you have the option to walk up stairs, take a free elevator or apparently take a road train (for €12 I think, but I did not see or use this). There were amazing views, and a waterfall, as well as some architectural ruins to see. On the day I visited, there were some people dressed up for photos, some zumba near the cafe and some others doing yoga. It was a really hot day so I bought some water at the top (€2 a bottle which was not cheap but very cold!) The cafe also sold many other drinks and there were tables and chairs for patrons as well as areas with benches. It was very scenic and felt very relaxing, for me definitely worth the climb!

If you're looking for a stellar view of Nice, check out Colline du Château. This place is simply fantastic! It's a prime spot for a bird's-eye view of the city, and the best part is, it's free. Whether you fancy a climb or prefer a lift, they've got you covered. Plus, the spot is stroller and wheelchair friendly, so it's perfect for everyone. But that's not all. Once you're up there, there's a pretty garden to chill in and some shops where you can grab a bite or a drink. We decided to descend via the road, and it led us right back to the old town, Monument, a Giuseppe Garibaldi place, to be exact. All in all, a must-visit if you're in Nice. It's a five-star experience for me!

One of the best views over the city. Highly recommend to anyone who visits Niece. Keep in mind that stairs are quite steep. We went up there when it was 33C and it was rather exhausting but well wort the trip.

Amazing panoramic views of the whole city, very nice park and waterfall. The steps are a bit of a hike but apparently there is also a lift. A must see location in Nice and worth spending half a day here. There are 2 cafes at the top also.

I would wholeheartedly recommend this place if you are in Nice! You have several options to get up to the mountainside. There is a tram that can take you up; it will cost you about 12€, but it's worth it if you aren't capable of climbing the stairs. You can also drive up; there is parking up there, or you can simply take a taxi or Uber. I decided to take the stairs.

It’s free! There’s an elevator you can take up or take the stairs, driveway up/flat surface where you can travel by a cute trolley train. This is a family friendly park, it’s huge up at the top with several different playgrounds for kids of all ages from toddlers to middle school. Lot’s of open space, sitting areas, views, outdoor cafe that serves, beer wine, sandwiches, burgers, ice cream. Toilets are .50€ or 1.50€ on a credit card. Very relaxing open space

very beautiful, totally worth a visit. u can walk, take a tourist guide train or i even think an elevator but i would recommend walking. its not that far and the view is great even while walking and you miss a few beautiful things on the way there. the park is also really great and there are even public toilets even tho you have to pay a little bit. there’s a restaurant and you can buy ice cream and stuff like that. its a great place for children.

Very beautiful place and atmosphere. You should visit it, even though you need to climb a hundred stairs. It is worth it! The view must be photographed, because it is wonderful!

Colline du Château offers a wonderful viewpoint with panoramic vistas of the entire city of Nice. The climb to the top, though a bit steep, is rewarded with breathtaking scenery and a cascading waterfall along the way. After enjoying the views, you can descend on the other side of the mountain, perfect for a leisurely walk. At the hill's summit, you'll find two historic cemeteries to explore—one Jewish and the other Catholic—as well as two panoramic viewpoints offering stunning perspectives of Old Town and the port.

Although the history of this hill can be traced back to the 11th century, there are actually no eye-catching monuments and no historical ruins. The road sign up the hill indicates WC, but it is actually closed, which makes it very inconvenient for tourists. . The reason why it is known as the top tourist attraction in Nice is because, in fact, there is really nothing interesting to see in Nice. People who come here are looking at Nice Bay and Nice City from the observation deck. But for local residents, this is a good place for a walk, not a special scenic spot. The mountain is not high. You can climb up the mountain or take the elevator. There are several scenic spots on the way up the mountain with beautiful scenery and delicious food, so I think hiking is the better way.

Wonderful view point. You have to go all the way to the top on the stairs and see a wonderful panorama of the entire city. There is also a waterfall on the way. You can go back down on the other side of the mountain, it is a good place for a nice walk.

The scenic walk up to the hill is refreshing, with charming pathways, and plenty of spots to pause and enjoy the surroundings. As I climbed up, the panoramic views of the city, the iconic coastline became breathtaking. I highly recommend to take this route and enjoy a peaceful moment of the French Riviera from this scenic viewpoint

Great panorama view of Nice. Definitely worth the walk. And take some time to go around and get different views from the top. Both to the city side and harbour side

We walked all the way up from Old Nice - quite a hike up steep roads and stairs. About 5,000 to 8.000 steps according to out Fitbit. We were on the north west end and didn't have the elevator /ascenseur which is on the south end off the Promenade Des Anglais. But really worth the climb for the amazing views of the harbour, the beach and the city. We got to see the sun set over Nice. A bonus.

Very nice views of the sea side of Nice, also an amazing place to have a stroll and enjoy nature

Incredible views of the Promenade from this viewpoint. We travelled up by the electric train. We elected not to get back on train for the return journey and instead stayed to enjoy the view and the walk back down to the Promenade.

Great experience in the pre-season (April)! Beautiful weather, not crowded, very nice staff. And last but not least, wonderful animals and fascinating shows. The lovely and professional animal trainers also must be mentioned! The day we spent here was amazing!

A pure moment of happiness shared with the Orcas. Very little people. The shows are very educational. The park is at human dimension not too big. Practical entrance with easy parking system. Subway is there. You also have an amusement park that was closed during my visit.

An experience that can hardly be described in words, it must be experienced, because that's the only way to feel the connection with the marine world. For each and every recommendation (for all ages), we continue to recount events from the park. Once again, whoever is nearby should definitely stop by .

I visited for an extended weekend and the VIP experience package. I've never visited France, nor do I speak French and the staff were so friendly and accommodating! I care deeply for the welfare of captive cetaceans and I was delighted to see how engaged and active both the dolphins and orcas were, even outside of shows. They always had some form of enrichment, and it was fascinating to see the orcas making up "games" or working together of their own volition to try and retrieve a toy that was stuck on a ledge. It was a shame part of the park is closed off to visitors for weekdays - such as the seals, dolphin lagoon and orca stadium - so best to visit on a weekend though this means all the shows are significantly busier and the park was pretty much empty on the weekdays. When booking the VIP it was a little unclear what the orca experience entailed, causing some confusion for me and my friend. I booked the package, so got to go up to the glass for photos and up close to the show pool during a demonstration while my friend booked just the orca experience and got an up close look at Inouk in a back pool. The VIP is SO worth it - pro tip! If you're interested in your photos from the photographer, ask to pay for them to email you the photos, this isn't something they advertise but are happy to do it. For prints you'll be paying a fortune. All the staff are friendly and transparent, and were happy to answer any questions we had about any of the animals. I really want the orcas to stay, rather than being transferred to another park.

In general the place is nice and the staff is really kind, only the fact that almost all the restaurant inside were closed (just one was open) was a little disappointing..and the food was not even that good. Apart from that,it was a good experience.

Lovely place to spend time with your kids and to enjoy some awesome shows: eared seals, dolphins and orcas. First time visiting this place and I will definitely come back again.

Animals have lovely large habitats and as far as orcas and dolphins go I must say I did feel like I would be against it but was pleasantly surprised at the depth and size of their homes . Great family day out- food outlets a little pricey but this is expected

Absolutely breathtaking for me, all three performances were great and I was impressed that both trainers and animals are enthusiastic about the performance. The sea lions are great, the dolphins are amazing and the killer whales are fantastic. Behind the killer whales is a large pool with teenage dolphins - they threw a ball with us and the experience was absolutely surreal. Yes, we can debate the breeding and exercise of these amazing animals in captivity, but the staff gave me the impression that they know and love their charges, and the residents of the pools seemed to be at ease and enjoying the activities. The park is relatively small, but I compare it to the zoo in Prague :-) Shops and refreshments are ok. Two problems - the contactless cards did not work at the drink machines at the killer whales. And what bothered me a lot is the absence of drinking fountains - this is a huge and incomprehensible mistake in the heat.

Fun experience. Huge turtles, sea lions & orcas. There’s a water park too. I don’t like the captivating of large mammals but apparently the orcas here are born in captivity so there’s a small relief in the fact they’ve not been taken from the wild. Still doesn’t feel right.

it is a nice park. my kids enjoyed it a lot. the only con was that the presentations at the begining of the shows were very long (starting in french, then switching to english at the end) for my kids taste. Compared to Loro Parque in Tenerife it still needs more entertainment.

Visited in May 2023. The place is different from many other oceanariums. It's unique with seal, dolphin and killer whale shows in one place. It's focused on education, giving information about biology, ecology, marine life preservation. It's interesting to watch how clown fish are breeded and how different corals grow... There is a huge paid parking available and there are a lot of places you can eat at or just have a drink.

To visit the entire park with all attractions takes around 5 hours. But do not rush, the animals at this place are very unique and artistic. The environment is very animal friendly. Decorations are comprehensive and very close to the nature ones.

It's a nice park but it's missing some entertainment and the animals, for example the Dolphins, are being kept far away from the public The shows are fun to watch but there's a lot of time in-between that you need to fill up.. the park is clean, well maintained but can use some more playgrounds or sea life. Do not worry if you get hungry. There are plenty of restaurants or vending machines around the park. I would've preferred more sea life attractions (some aquariums or educational stands) where kids could play and learn but okay.. Unfortunately the waterpark and amusement park next door where closed despite being 30° in June.. Will definitely come back next year with my son to do all the animal encounters!!

the couple of times i went here i think i enjoyed it!!! really pretty and really sunny!!! everyone looked stylish!!! even the old grannies with their mini dogs!!! so inspiring!!! restaurant bills all paid for by my bill payer within "the groupies haigh"!!! yeah!!! this is more like it!!! happy hols!!! eating!!! drinking!!! enjoying "it" as much as i could for the week only then home!!!

We have been vacationing on the Cote d'Azur for the past few years. Of course, we always come for coffee, to the shops and for a walk along the promenade. The last time we were there was during the film festival and it was understandably full of visitors.

What's really disappointing about all the beach bars is their menus are pretty much a replication of one another. There are very little options for vegetarians, either risotto or pasta. It's like 10 years ago in the UK

Popularly known as Palais des Festivals et des Congres", La Croisette is about 22 km long promenade in Cannes along the shore of the Mediterranean Sea where the Cannes Film Festival is held. There is a sidewalk with hotels, casinos, brand stores, a rose garden and places with lots of shady trees where families meet and spend their quality time. There are interesting places around this place to stroll and explore. If you are falling short of time or do not have energy for a walk, then one can enjoy a small touristic city train tour to explore the nearby area. The place is dynamic with lots of hustle bustle of the tourists and locals. The evening sunsets and the night illuminations and combined with festive fireworks make this place truly romantic and mesmerizing. A must to visit when you are in France.

Luxury boulevard of Cannes, beautiful beach clubs/ restaurants, luxury shops.. it has also the top rated restaurants.. only that its extremely crowded.. so its not the right place to relax and enjoy the sea view.

Lovely promenade by the sea. How much I love this city! 🤩🤩🤩

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You can see all the sights in a couple of hours The beaches is so nice and clean water 🌊 It's a pleasure to swim

Still an amazing and mythical boulevard. Great for an evening stroll. Always buzzing with excitement!

Beautiful place in Marseille. Good for trekking and camping

Amazing, crystal clear water with beautiful nature. There are many different hiking routes with helpful information on the way that shows you the path. Lovely place with sweaty tanned joggers and students that welcome you along the beautiful hiking route. If you are feeling dangerous there is a little climbing route down to the beach with chains that have an SM feel to it. Went with my girlfriend and she looked great the whole trip. Ten out of ten. Place was nice too!

Amazing place, breath taking. Worth to visit

No wonder why this place is now a national park since 2012. Natural beauty used by many in different ways like hiking, swimming, rock climbing, boating, kayaking, and more. Even nudist beaches if this is your liking.

There's free parking up the little road. Walk up to see the best views. When you reach cross junction go to the left & up the mountain.

Wrong location. Took me forever to get there and nothing like it. Not worth it.

Just beautiful to go hiking, to go climbing and swimming or just enjoy a nice view over the sea. Many hiking paths. Depending on the season, the vegetation is a little bit dry. There are several good restaurants around.

L'Calanque in Marseille is a hidden coastal gem. The stunning combination of rocky cliffs, turquoise waters, and secluded coves creates a picture-perfect setting. It's an ideal spot for hiking, swimming, and immersing oneself in nature's beauty. The tranquility and serenity of L'Calanque make it a true escape from the city's hustle and bustle. If you're seeking a peaceful seaside getaway, this is the place to be.

A very scenic view best experienced by taking a tour on a boat.

The calanques are beautiful and it is amazing to swim around and jump of the cliffs, but it is challenging to get there. Don't underestimate the hike (it is worth it tho, I promise 😉).