Giardino Alberto Primo

Nice's Albert I Garden is a very beautiful and quiet city park. There are many ancient and famous trees here. The winding paths are very quiet. The most famous toy here is a retro turning horse toy. It looks very beautiful. Children are enjoying themselves, while adults are the best places to take pictures.

Albert I Garden is one of the oldest gardens in Nice. It was built in the early nineteenth century. It is located in the city park between Garibaldi Square and Marseille Square. It is a place for local residents to enjoy their holidays. It is surrounded by fences and open regularly. The park is surrounded by green trees. There are children's playground facilities in water-sprinkling pools. There are also many commemorative statues, surrounded by blue sky and white clouds, and surrounded by buildings. It is very beautiful.

Located between the two Plazas of Nice, the city park is a place for local residents to enjoy their holidays. The park is surrounded by green trees, water fountains, children's playgrounds and many commemorative sculptures surrounded by blue sky and white clouds.

Se siete in cerca di fresco, tranquillità e relax dovete assolutamente andare nel meraviglioso Giardino di Alberto I, un piccolo polmone verde della città di Nizza. Per trovarlo dovrete percorrere l'elegante Avenue de Verdun, piena di negozi e ristoranti e bar, e quando il vostro sguardo cadrà sull'opera avveniristica di Bernar Venet, un gigantesco arco in acciaio lungo 19 metri chiamato la Ligne indeterminée, capirete di essere arrivati. In questo bel parco, a luglio si svolge il Nizza Jazz Festival.

Questo posto è un miracolo tra i miracoli, è essenzialmente la fantasia di un ricco banchiere filantropico che si è innamorato della fotografia, dei giardini e del pianeta in generale, e ha finanziato diverse viaggi a lontano luoghi per registrarli sulla "ultima tecnologia".

Solo bellissimi giardini pubblici - alcuni dei più anziani di Nizza e un posto per le persone che guardano o leggeno, forse a fare una passeggiata. Fa un bel cambiamento dalla Promenade des Anglais.

The garden of Albert I was named after King Albert I of Belgium, who reigned in the late nineteenth century. It covers a small area. It's between Massena Square and Anglo Street. Clean and tidy, with palm trees and fountain sculptures. T1 Tram Marseille Station.