HILLS - CIMIEZ - ROMAN RUINS - MONASTERY - GARDENS - WATERFALL - PANORAMAS - NATURE
A fantastic bike ride on the heights of the Nice Hills, off-the-beaten-tracks, to discover the richness of its Belle Époque
residential districts (Cimiez Hill, Roman ruins, monasteries & gardens, a magnificent waterfall) and to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nice. A crossing of its most beautiful hills
& its hinterland from where you will admire the roofs of the city from a new perspective.
We will start with a crossing of the hill of Cimiez where we will evoke the Roman foundation of the city around the largest site of Roman ruins in the south-east of France, and the history of the
crowned heads in Nice around the fantastic Belle Époque Palaces such as the Regina Palace of the Queen of England. We will pass through beautiful flowered alleys and their villas to
the tranquility of Cimiez Franciscan Monastery and its rose gardens overlooking the pearl of the French Riviera.
Then, we will continue to climb to the higher heights of Nice's hinterland where different panoramic points will be the pretext to discover the new facets of the city and its hidden heritage,
including an Off-the-Beaten-Tracks path, a canal & a great waterfall.
Afterwards, we'll descend to discover other emblematic monuments of the city of Nice (Temple of Love & other surprises), particularly the Libération district, Center City & the famous Promenade des Anglais.
During this rather sporty tour ( suitable for all publics), we'll provide you a delicious lunch of local specialities to recharge your batteries after these beautiful climbs.
THOUSANDS OF SURPRISES ON THE HILLS AROUND NICE!
HIGHLIGHTS OF E-BIKE TOUR:
"NICE 7 HILLS"
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Pricing conditions :
* These excursions are suitable for children/families: (Student rate (from 18 years old) = -10%; 12-17 years old = -15% (the teenager's height must be + 1.55m); 5-12
years old = -30% (subject to availability of small bikes); 1 - 5 years old = -70% (child seat - 1m).
(Between 12 and 17 years old, to avoid any danger, we require a prior discussion with the parents to discuss the teenager's ease on the bike, possibly to agree on a
safer route)