Le Suquet
Narrow cobbled lanes climbing the old fishing quarter to a church and a castle tower at the top, with an electric bus up for anyone who'd rather not walk.
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A pizzeria with a menu that runs from ham and veggie pizzas to burrata and honey ones.
Arts from Oceania, the Americas, Asia and Africa and musical instruments from around the world, in the old quarter on the hill, free for under-18s.
Wood-fired pizza since 1960, with a terrace facing the old harbor and photos of film stars on the walls inside.
A big market hall dating from 1884 where local growers and fishermen sell, with fish from the bay and flower bouquets by the west gate.
129 rooms and suites plus 12 apartments, a heated indoor-outdoor pool over the sea, a rooftop called Marea and a daytime brunch café, Café Crème.
Across from the Palais des Festivals, a sunny terrace with sharing plates, pizzas, prime meats and homemade desserts.