[2025 Nice Attraction] Travel Guide for Place Masséna (Updated May)

#Great Places in October 2024 Everyone knows about the Carnival in Nice, France. What would be a day without Carnival? Place Masséna is the largest square in Nice, France. The square was modeled after the prototype of Piazza Vittorio Veneto in Turin (Turin) in northern Italy. It was built between 1820 and 1830 and can be called the center of Nice. jewelry. It was originally 2 squares: Place Carlo Alberto, semicircular, neoclassical style, built in 1820-1830, along the edge of Nice's old town; and Massena, on the other side of the Palon River The square itself, in the 18th century style, was built between 1840 and 1852. There are 7 columns in the center of the square, designed by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa. There is a seated figure on the top of each column. At night, red, blue, green and other neon lights will light up, symbolizing the connection between the seven continents. of communication. There is also the Fountain of the Sun in the south of the square, which was expanded by the bronze statue of the world-famous sculptor Alfred Janniot and completed in 1956. It symbolizes the earth and Mars in Greek and Roman mythology. , Venus, Mercury and Saturn.

If you come to the south of France too early, you may have to plan your retirement schedule early. It is so comfortable here! The romance of France is half in the South. Nice is a particularly chill city in the South. You can lie on the beach 🏖️ and daydream, or stroll in the ancient city. You can also go hiking and take photos with the mountains and the sea 🌊. In this small town, you can be yourself at ease and there is no need for a specific route. It can be said to be a paradise for people‼ ️ - ✅Castle Hill Climb up the Castle Hill and you can see the entire Nice-Alpes-Maritimes city and coastline. Stand halfway up the mountain and take a photo with the lush, blue sea behind you. 📷At sunset, the scenery is even more rich and beautiful🌅 - ✅Old Town There are many Baroque churches in the Old Town of Nice, and the houses are bright and colorful. There are many specialty shops along the way where you can buy handicrafts and special snacks from Nice. - ✅St. Nicholas Cathedral A Russian Orthodox church with a colorful onion-shaped roof and a golden cross. There are many icons and murals inside the church. - ✅Angel Bay It is named after its coastline which resembles the wings of an angel🪽, and is also famous for its beautiful curved bay and clear blue water. The beach at Angel Bay is long and soft, an ideal place for a leisurely stroll 🚶‍♀️ and sunbathing. The bay is flanked by pleasant tree-lined walkways for people to stroll, admire the scenery, or just sit back and enjoy the beauty of the bay. - ✅Place Massena Nice’s most famous square, connecting the old town and the new town, where large-scale celebrations are held. You can reach the Nice seaside by crossing the square. - ☀️Weather: Nice is one of the warmest cities in France, with warm winters and cool summers. 📅Travel season: There is the Carnival in Nice in February, and the weather is better in July and August, when lavender is in full bloom. The other months are off-seasons with fewer tourists and a better travel experience. - 🚘【3-4 day tour route in Southern France】 day1: Nice · Alpes-Maritimes (Castle Hill, Old Town, Museum) day2: Villefranche-sur-Mer day3: Menton · Alpes-Maritimes - 【Food Recommendation】 Yose: Peruvian style🇵🇪High appearance, relatively expensive, small quantity, taste is subjective, a bit overrated, seafood rice is slightly fishy Chez Marie Ange: Highly recommended! African cuisine 🐟 grilled fish, lamb chops, fried bananas are all delicious and in line with Chinese tastes. The small ingredients are super appetizing. Fenocchio: An old ice cream shop 🍦 Highly recommend the honeydew melon flavor 🍈 Super refreshing! Cafe Fino: Brunch🍳I accidentally went to a popular restaurant. The signature fino coffee is delicious☕️The toast sandwich is large and the price is reasonable Julien Dugourd: A French dessert recommended by many people🍮To be honest, it’s a bit disappointing❌Too sweet, I don’t like it personally

Nice is a perfect summer destination on the French Riviera. Its location makes it perfect for traveling around and exploring small towns and villages. It is only a short train ride from Monaco, Èze, Menton, Cannes, Antibes, Villefranche-sur-Mer. Take day trips and explore these destinations while basing in Nice. There are a lot of things to do in Nice. Here are my favorites: 1. Stroll around Old Town. 2. Take a walk on Promenade des Anglais. 3. Enjoy amazing views from the Castle Hill. 4. Walk around beautiful Place Massena. 5. Visit amazing museums. I highly recommend Brume Coffee for an amazing breakfast or brunch. #summerdestinations#france #france

When we first arrived we explored the Old Town (Vieux Nice).This famous seafront promenade was constructed in the 1820s and is a symbol of Nice. It offered stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. 📍 Promenade des Anglais, 06000 Nice, France We then visited Castle Hill (Colline du Château).Although the castle itself no longer stands, Castle Hill provides panoramic views of Nice, the port, and the Baie des Anges. It also features beautiful gardens and a waterfall. 📍 Rue des Ponchettes, 06300 Nice, France We also wandered through the narrow, winding streets filled with colorful buildings, lively markets, and historic churches like the Nice Cathedral. We then visited the most famous restaurant, La Petite Maison. We ordered the Provençal Ratatouille and their famous "Le Poulet" (chicken) which was so delicious and we just love it. The price was considered affordable as well ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍 11 Rue Saint-François de Paule, 06300 Nice, France - **Recommended Dish:** We also visited Marc Chagall National Museum that was opened in 1973, this museum houses a substantial collection of works by the artist Marc Chagall, including his famous Biblical Message series. 📍 Avenue Docteur Ménard, 06000 Nice, France We also explored the Matisse Museum that is located in a 17th-century villa, the museum showcases the works of Henri Matisse, who spent a considerable part of his life in Nice. We also explored the Place Masséna. It is the main square of Nice, featuring beautiful architecture and vibrant atmosphere. It’s definitely a perfect place for an evening stroll. 📍 164 Avenue des Arènes de Cimiez, 06000 Nice, France We also visited my the most pretty Russian Orthodox Cathedral (Église Russe Saint-Nicolas). It is also known as Saint Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, is an architectural gem in Nice. It was built in the early 20th century at the request of Tsar Nicholas II, to serve the large Russian community that resided in the city during the winter months. The cathedral's design is inspired by Russian Byzantine architecture, featuring vibrant onion domes and intricate mosaics. It's a unique cultural landmark that offers a glimpse into Nice's cosmopolitan history. 📍Avenue Nicolas II, 06000 Nice, France Overall, Nice was a very beautiful city to visit and the people there were all very nice and we really love it 😍 #vacation #trip #getaway

Walk the square to the left you can pass some shopping streets, then you will come to a seaside along the way will see different large and small shops, and there are some stalls that you can buy souvenirs because this is a tourist area, so you can see different hotels near here

Nice🇫🇷, a vacation spot in the south of France. It takes about 5.5 hours by TGV from Paris, and the moment you arrive, you are greeted by bright sunshine🌞 that you don't feel in the north of France! The famous Promenade des Anglais is a coastal promenade that represents Nice. It's a nice place to walk, and the overall view from a distance is also nice✨. It's beautiful at night too. Place Massena in the center is also nice. There is a tram running through it, so it seems convenient. From Place Massena, you can go to the old town and the Promenade des Anglais✨ It's a tourist destination, so be careful of pickpockets, but it's worth visiting🇫🇷✨ #Nice #South of France

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent #Nice If you walk along the Nice beach, you will come across the Massena Square, which looks like a checkerboard or chessboard. There is the Lafayette department store behind it, so I recommend taking a picture of your life here. ㅎㅎ I think the Nice sea is definitely pretty when you take a picture with a blue parasol! Take a picture while feeling the sea breeze!

//Nice 𝐍𝐢𝐜𝐞// ° ° ° After three flights lasting more than 15 hours, We finally arrived at our French resort, Nice. As our first stop in France and the South of France, The beauty of Nice is truly unforgettable. Colorful buildings, The blue Mediterranean Sea, Leisurely people, Basking in the sun at the beach, Playing volleyball on the beach, Drinking and chatting in an open-air restaurant, Everyone is immersed in the holiday. Even though it is hot in France in August, The sun is very strong. It also does not stop us from walking around. Stroll along the coastline, Walking all the way from the # 𝘐 𝘓𝘰𝘷𝘦 𝘕𝘪𝘤𝘦 landmark, You will pass through the old town and Place Massena. There are many restaurants along the way. It is recommended that you start walking in the afternoon when the sun starts to set. All the way to dinner time, Then find a restaurant with good reviews to have dinner. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ #mocha_n_love_travel #mocha_n_love_france #mocha_n_love_nice #FranceTravel #GlobalTravel

#EuropeanTravel The Massena Square is a red building with a mosaic floor, so it feels like you're in Russia. The Apollo statue fountain is not in the middle of the square, but across the street. There is also the Galleria Lafayette and the fountain playground here. It's a shame that there's no shade, so there's no place to rest😢 But it's right in front of the beach, so it's a place to cool off when you go to Lafayette! There's a yellow statue sitting on a tall pillar 😆 📍Massena Square

#celebratewithtrip Place Massena is Nice's main square crossed by Paillon Promenade, which is built over the river. This square, you cannot afford to miss, because of its characteristics checkboard pavement tiles across its entire surface and the neoclassical buildings in Italian style with vibrant red facades and pastel green shutters on the windows. Just around the square, you will find many restaurants and shops, like Galeries Lafayette and many more. It is worth paying attention to the sculpture and fountain standing in the semi-circular part of the square, called the Fountain of the Sun and consists of sculptures symbolizing the planets. If you fancy a relaxing stroll or sit in the park try the Paillon Promenade and childrens biggest attraction "water mirror" ( fountain ). Walking along Paillon Promenade you will see another 19th century monument that is Andre Massena, one of the best Napoleonic general. The whole area is a great place to watch everyday, an unhurried lifestyle of the inhabitants of Nice, relaxing among the green and fountains.

This is the largest square in the center of Nice and you can usually see a lot of people walking around. It is a very busy location It is surrounded by the already turned-over Italian-style building architecture It has a European classical flavor, so it's worth having guests come and see It also has a fountain in the middle of a famous photo spot From here you can reach the shopping street and you can tram to this one location I believe you will not miss this place when you come!