Cimiez Boulevard in Nice 4 / 5
Cimiez Boulevard
Boulevard de Cimiez, along with Boulevard Victor Hugo, is one of the most beautiful residential areas in Nice and is definitely worth a visit.
Boulevard de Cimiez Hotel in Nice
Boulevard de Cimiez is a luxurious residential neighbourhood, but it does not have many hotels. However, there are other places that are ideally located for a hotel stay in Nice. Use our comparison engine to find the best rates for your stay.
Boulevard Victor Hugo is one of the best places to choose a hotel in Nice. Use our comparison engine to find the best rates for your stay.
Visit Boulevard de Cimiez
Boulevard de Cimiez is one of the most chic neighbourhoods in Nice and is worth a visit in itself for its superb mansions, former palaces converted into luxury residences. Here you will discover the typical architecture of upmarket Nice. Allow half an hour's walk to reach the tourist attractions.
To get there, from the bus station, take bus No. 15 or No. 30 towards "Rimiez - Les sources" and get off at the "Desambrois" stop. You can then walk up Boulevard de Cimiez.
The Majestic
4, Boulevard de Cimiez. Not open to visitors.
A former luxury palace converted into a luxury residence, this building is worth a visit for its magnificent and luxurious façade.
The Palais Regina
At the intersection of Boulevard de Cimiez and Avenue Reine Victoria. Not open to visitors.
A former palace dating from the late 19th century, the Hôtel Excelsior Regina is now a private residential building. The building, one of the most prestigious in Nice, is not open to visitors, but is nonetheless impressive for its size and luxury and is well worth a visit.
The Cimiez Arena and its park
The Arènes de Cimiez in Nice are worth discovering during a visit to the Cimiez district.
The Matisse Museum
The Matisse Museum is a must-see during any trip to Nice.
The monastery and its surroundings
Located at the end of the Cimiez Arena gardens.
The monastery comprises the Church of Notre Dame, with its distinctive architecture, and the Franciscan Museum. The monastery's pretty flower garden offers a panoramic view of the eastern part of Nice, which is unfortunately mainly industrial, as well as a view of the sea. More information can be found in the article dedicated to the Monastery of Cimiez.
