Nice, a city where you can spend slow times under the Mediterranean sun

#July Travel Support Fund Nice was a city that contained the leisure and romance of southern France. As soon as I got off the plane, the blue sea that I encountered seemed to shine brighter than any other beach, and the entire city was bathed in warm sunlight. The first place I visited was Promenade des Anglais, which was the representative coastal promenade of Nice. As I walked along the sea, I felt the gentle breeze and the sound of waves, and the scenery where the sky and the sea met was so peaceful. I took a long rest without realizing it, watching people sitting leisurely on the beach. **Old Town (Vinis)** was another attractive point of Nice. Yellow and orange buildings filled the alleys, and small cafes and shops were lined up. At the Cours Saleya market, which smelled of fragrant herbs and fruits, I could feel the daily lives of the locals up close. When I climbed up to the Colline du Château observation deck on the hill, I could see the Nice coast, the old town, and the endless Mediterranean Sea at a glance. The sea and sky turning red at sunset were truly unforgettable scenes. Finally, I finished the day by enjoying a seafood platter and Provencal wine at a seaside restaurant. Nice was a city where I was happy enough just by walking and staying, without having to do anything special. #NiceTravel #PromenadeDesAnglais #NiceOldTown #CoursalleeNightMarket #CitadelHillObservatory #SouthFranceTravel #CoteD'AzurEmotion #MediterraneanSea #NiceVlog #FrenchEmotionTravel #EuropeanBeachCity #NiceSunsetView #LivingInFranceForAMonth #MediterraneanTravelDestination #OldTownWalking #SlowTravelRecommendation #SmallSouthFranceCity #NiceSeaRoad #ProvenceTravel #PlaceWithSeaAndAlleys