Nice, France | A city true to its name

A city true to its name. I drove to Nice and stayed in a small resort hotel by the seaside amusement park. The city is named Nice, and after visiting, I truly feel the city lives up to its name. The jelly-like transparent sea of the South of France has no sandy beaches, but rather charming pebbles of all kinds. We also found a kind of magical transparent creature on the beach, if anyone knows about it, please enlighten us. Across the street from the Nice seaside is a market, I love browsing markets, with all kinds of local specialties, fruits, vegetables, and souvenirs. Further on are various alleys, deep but interesting to explore, with a myriad of shops and authentic restaurants. We even found a refined Sichuan restaurant in a deep alley, and it was bustling with business. You can also climb to the top of the hill to overlook the cityscape and seascape, truly an unforgettable beauty. Not only is shopping interesting, but the city also has many museums that are very worth visiting. The security is not as bad as I've heard, the police are always patrolling the tourist areas, and it's harmonious with all the tourists around. Of course, it's still very important to be mindful of where you keep your money. Due to the large number of tourists, nearby parking lots are height-restricted and narrow, so if you have a large vehicle, you can park at the port parking lot and start exploring from there along the seaside. We had other travel arrangements, so we only stayed for one day, but I want to say this is a place you can visit often, very Nice.