A botanical and animal park on the west side of Nice with one of Europe's largest greenhouses, a lake full of birds, lemurs, crocodiles and iguanas, an insectarium, and free play areas for children.
A free exhibition space in the old port's former 18th-century prison and clock pavilion, with temporary shows and a large terrace overlooking the harbour boats.
Nice's natural history museum, with a collection of more than a million specimens across botany, zoology and geology, plus temporary exhibitions, guided visits and activities. Under-18s enter free.
A pink Belle Époque villa on the Cap Ferrat isthmus with nine themed gardens, Spanish, Florentine, Japanese, exotic, rose and more, with fountains, ponds and views over the bays on both sides.
A private pebble beach club with a restaurant on the Promenade des Anglais opposite the Lenval hospital.
A rocky cove at the foot of Mont Boron just east of the port, with flat rock platforms and ladders into clear, immediately deep water; popular for snorkelling.
The garden of the Villa Masséna on the Promenade des Anglais, with around 350 plant species, a children's play area, and the memorial fountain to the victims of the 14 July 2016 attack.
The city's fine-arts museum in a Belle Époque mansion with a grand marble staircase, showing paintings and sculpture from the 15th to the 20th century, including works by Dufy and Carpeaux.
A shady 2.3-hectare neighbourhood park in Fabron with lawns, play areas including an inclusive one, water play, a fitness trail and a paid mini-golf.
A 31-hectare hill park east of Nice on old farming terraces with olive groves, Aleppo pines and views over the Baie des Anges and Villefranche bay; squirrels, foxes and 59 bird species live here.