Nice, the 5th largest city in France and an international tourist centre, is a modern and active regional capital. In perpetual effervescence, it has nevertheless managed to preserve its art of living over the centuries of a rich and intense history. Three areas in particular show a desire for excellence: sustainable development, health and tourism, all of which are riding the digital wave. Becoming a reference in terms of ecology and the green city of the Mediterranean is now a priority.
This state of mind remains and is being extended to all areas, as demonstrated by this anthology of large-scale projects. The planned facilities will accommodate events such as seminars and conferences. Particular attention will be paid to the aesthetics, quality and durability of the materials used, as well as to the landscaping, with its generous vegetation and open views of the sea.
While the first part of the Promenade du Paillon, inaugurated in , has been a great popular success with more than a million visitors each year, its extension over 8 additional hectares will provide a hectare urban park in the heart of the city!
All modes of transport on a single site. The centre will be directly connected to the international airport and to the network of future multimodal centres in the Eco-Valley. The Exhibition Centre will meet environmental requirements with 40, m2 of green space around the building.
It will be equipped with an seat front theatre and a 1,seat auditorium. Delivery in This high point of the city, the cradle of its history, is the subject of a global redevelopment project. This site, which is open to the public and has an important tourist vocation it welcomes 1. The first phase of work on the top of the hill and the ruins of the old castle began in the first half of The renovation of the calade of the Nietzsche terrace was delivered in February The requalification is planned to take place over a period of 15 years.
