Place Garibaldi

  Place Garibaldi stands at the intersection of Avenue Felix Faure and Boulevard Jean-Jaurès in Nice, serving as a vibrant public square. Dating back to the mid-19th century, it was named after the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi, a figure central to the unification of Italy. This square is distinct for its wide space and striking architecture, featuring a large fountain and multiple pedestrian walkways, making it a gathering spot for both locals and tourists alike. In late February, visitors can catch the festive atmosphere of the Nice Carnival that fills the square with energy and color. While exploring, you can also relax at one of the nearby cafés or admire the surrounding buildings, which showcase the city's rich history.