ALL IS WHITE, 4 large double bedrooms and a huge living room with all equipment (tv, wifi, aircond…), big terrace, 100 m from Place Garibaldi, main entrance to Vieux Nice, 10 minutes walk to the beach, the harbor, du chateau ...

Being half French, half Italian, I’ve been raised between Nice and Tuscany, I know well the city and always happy to share tips, I love sharing moments with some friends and the family, in beautiful places, and nice food and know that these moments are precious, I like my job and I’m lucking to have a nice environment (firm, colleagues), Family is very important to me, and I’m happy to be able to share moments with them, Mother of 2 amazing boys of 6, I understand the pleasure to have smooth lovely stay, I’m happy when my guests are happy :)

Garibaldi Square in Nice is one of the city’s great landmarks. From here you can walk to many interesting places or take advantage of the numerous restaurants and cafes located in all corners of this square. Being in Nice it’s hard to miss Garibaldi Square (Place Garibaldi). After Place Massena it is the second most important urban square in the city. The T1 tram goes through the square (and the T2 tram just next to it), and you can easily get there from the Old Port of Nice or the Old Town of Nice. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is also right next to the square. Garibaldi Square, a small piece of Italy in Nice Garibaldi Square was built in 1773 and is today the oldest of the main squares in Nice. It was created as a place of welcome for the King of Sardinia, Victor Amadeus III of Turin (Victor-Amédée III de Sardaigne). Hence the original name of the square: Piazza Vittorio. At that time Nice belonged to Italy, and Garibaldi Square is still much more Italian than French. Currently, the square is a meeting place and one of the mandatory points on excursions around Nice. You can eat there and drink coffee (in the old Café de Turin, among others) in the shade of trees