After a campaign of 13 years, the city of Nice was inscribed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The reason for this honor is not due to Nice as we think of it today, the Capital of Summer, but as it was in the past, the Capital of Winter! “Nice, la ville de villégiature d’hiver”. To become a World Heritage Site is not easy. Something really special must have taken place and the story of Nice, how it took off from the 18th century, is really remarkable.
Dynamic, entertaining and above all extremely well informed, the curator who will lead this gentle walking tour will provide an overall understanding of the development of City of Nice from its roots to the present.
Here the former Hôtel d'York is located. It was the place where Thomas Jefferson stayed in 1787.
Former public terraces that were used for long walks along the sea at the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century.
The historical site for the Niçois people but also foreign tourists loved to visit it during the winter season. Our guide will tell you about its architecture but also some anecdotes that happened there.
You will make your own way to the meeting points