NiceCimiez

NiceCimiez is a district located on the west side of Nice, a city on the French Riviera. It is situated on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The district has a long history dating back to the 16th century, with a settlement established in the area. In the 19th century, NiceCimiez underwent significant development, with the construction of villas, hotels, and gardens.

The area is known for its wide streets and gardens, which were popular with the wealthy during the Belle Époque era. The promenade of NiceCimiez was a fashionable meeting place for the upper class, with cafes, restaurants, and hotels catering to their needs. The area was also home to several notable villas, including the Villa Masséna, a 17th-century mansion now housing a museum.

Today, NiceCimiez is a quiet, upscale residential district. The area is lined with tall trees, and many of the historic villas have been converted into luxury apartments or hotels. The hill is home to several hotels, including the famous Hermitage Hotel, which has hosted many famous guests throughout its history.

The district is also home to the Matisse and Chagall Museum and the Orthodox Cathedral of Saint-Nicolas, a beautiful church featuring Byzantine and Russian architectural styles. Visitors to NiceCimiez can enjoy the park's gardens, heritage walks, and the stunning views of the Baie des Anges.