Wheelchair and stroller accessible places in Nice

A 30-meter wooden whale big kids climb inside, dolphins and a turtle for the younger ones, and a water mirror with 128 jets to cool off in.

More than 100 shops, cafés and restaurants right on the tram line, with strollers to borrow at the welcome desk.

Over 2,000 animals, a small farm with goats and pigs, and a pyramid greenhouse holding six tropical climates, one of the tallest in Europe.

A candy maker since 1921 making candied fruit, crystallized violets and chocolate, with tastings and a look at clementines being glazed.

Kenzo Tange's white marble and glass building on an artificial lake, free, with origami and calligraphy workshops for kids 6 and up.

Nearly 600 works and the artist's own belongings in a Genoese villa in an olive grove, with family art workshops from age 4.

Guided tours of a hilltop observatory under a dome designed by Gustave Eiffel, the largest moving dome in Europe. Free under 6.

A mountain railway up the Roya valley through 81 tunnels, three of them spiraling, and over the 300-meter Rivoira viaduct, with on-board commentary on some trips.