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Église Notre-Dame du Bon Secours walks
From the port of Nice to Cap Ferrat
A semi-urban walk that is challenging in terms of distance but with no significant elevation gain. Explore the coastline of Cap de Nice, the Rade de Villefranche and the full circuit of Cap Ferrat via Pointe Sainte-Hospice, with views of Beaulieu Bay and the village of Èze.
This walk is best undertaken in autumn or winter to avoid the heat.
Walks near Église Notre-Dame du Bon Secours
Promenade des Anglais, Nice
This walk takes you along the entire length of the promenade in Nice, between the harbour and Parc Phoenix next to the airport. You will also explore Castle Hill Park (Parc de la Colline du Château), a 19 hectare maze of greenery perched high up above Nice old town, with many areas to be discovered including an impressive waterfall.
From the Libération tram stop to the Comte de Falicon stop via Pessicart
This is the first stage of the Nice hills tour. This semi-urban hike starts at the Libération tram stop in the heart of Nice. It runs alongside the Gare du Sud railway station and then the Chemins de Fer de Provence railway station and railway line with its blue trains. After crossing the Mantega district, below the Palais du Righi, the hike climbs up a somewhat forgotten path on Pessicart hill. After circling Pessicart hill to admire the greenhouses and the Baou de Saint-Jeannet, the hike descends back to Nice. It then crosses the La Clua municipal nature park and passes by the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi in the Saint-Sylvestre neighbourhood, finally arriving at the Comte de Falicon tram stop.
Baou de Saint-Jeannet
An easy hike in spring or autumn.
At the top of the Baou, there is a magnificent view of the French Riviera with a very accurate orientation table to identify the points along the coast and the surrounding peaks.