This historic part of Nice feels like a medieval village with narrow streets curving between old buildings with red-tile roofs, small restaurants and open-markets.

This museum houses a large collection of French and American artwork from the 1960s to the present.

This famous street travels along Nice's Mediterranean waterfront.

This popular open-air marketplace features flowers, food items, produce and live fowl directly from the neighboring farms.

This Russian cathedral was built in the early 20th century in honor of the son of Czar Nicholas II, who died in Nice after failing to recover from tuberculosis.

Surrounded by an olive garden, this museum has a collection of paintings spanning the length of Henri Matisse's career.

The Chagall gallery is very nice, but quite small. If you only have one or two days in Nice, perhaps give it a miss in favor of other things like those listed at top of favorites list, unless you are...

A picturesque city square in Nice's historic quarter.

This popular street is known for its excellent shopping opportunities and its outdoor cafés.

This museum features a variety of stone age relics.

A history of the naive art from XVIIIth century to nowadays through Anatole Jakovsky's donation, and State's trust (among them the National Museum of Art Georges Pompidou).

This Nice branch of this popular Paris-based international department store.

This underwater statue of the Virgin Mary is the occasional site of underwater wedding ceremonies.