DE THILLOT GRIGOR

This is a truly impressive and peaceful place in Nice. The monument built into the rocks creates a powerful feeling the moment you see it. Surrounded by nature, tall trees, and beautiful views, it feels both grand and calm at the same time. I loved how history, architecture, and the natural landscape come together here in such a unique way. It’s not only a place to take beautiful photos but also a place where you naturally slow down for a moment and appreciate the atmosphere around you. Definitely worth visiting while exploring Nice — one of those places that quietly leaves a lasting impression.

Moving and grand! The Monument aux Morts is an incredible piece of architecture carved right into the cliff. It's a very powerful place to stop by while walking along the coast. The sheer scale of it is breathtaking. Definitely check out my 360° photo to see how it dominates the shoreline!

Impressive monument that’s a war memorial, built to honour the people of Nice who died in WWI. It was designed by architect Roger Séassal and sculpted by Alfred Janniot between 1924 and 1927, and inaugurated on 29 January 1928 in the presence of Marshal Foch.

The scenery here is beautiful, and it’s a must visit if you’re in the area. The ocean is magnificent, and the monument overlooking it is truly amazing. Just be careful of the high waves that crash against the rocks they can splash you as well. It happened to me

I stumbled upon this monument during a walk, and its grandeur against the cliffs took my breath away. The peaceful spot by the sea makes it perfect for a moment of reflection. It's a striking reminder of history and a must-see when in Nice.

The Monument aux Morts de Rauba-Capeù is a hidden gem in Nice. The walk around the point towards the marina is incredibly relaxing, offering gentle sea breezes and stunning coastal views. The monument itself is both beautiful and moving, a quiet place to reflect while taking in the natural beauty of the surroundings. It's a lovely spot for a peaceful stroll away from the bustling city center.

This is a stone's throw away from the #ILoveNice sign towards the Port of Nice. Carved out on the Castle Hill, this monument lists and honours the brave souls of Nice who died during the Great War.

The Monument to the Dead of Rauba-Capeu serves as a place for locals and tourists alike to pay their respects and honor the memory of the fallen soldiers. Its serene atmosphere and well-maintained surroundings create an ambiance of reverence and reflection. The monument encourages visitors to pause, contemplate, and appreciate the sacrifices made by those who fought for their country. One of the highlights of visiting the Monument is the awe-inspiring panoramic views it offers. Positioned on Castle Hill, the monument provides a vantage point that overlooks the entire city of Nice. Visitors can marvel at the picturesque scenery, including the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, the colorful rooftops of the old town, and the lush greenery of the surrounding hills. It is a view that truly takes your breath away.