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 Nice is one of the great walking cities of the Mediterranean. Compact enough to cross on foot in under an hour, yet endlessly varied in its neighbourhoods, gradients, and sensory textures, it rewards slow movement in a way that no bus route or taxi can replicate. The Old Town (Vieux Nice) is almost entirely pedestrianised. The Promenade des Anglais stretches 7 kilometres along the Baie des Anges, traffic-free on its seaward side. Castle Hill rises 92 metres above the old port, offering the best panoramic view of the city for the price of a climb. And beyond the urban core, the Sentier du Littoral — the coastal footpath — continues eastward toward Villefranche-sur-Mer along cliffs and coves that remain astonishingly wild.
-This guide covers everything needed to walk Nice well: the practical foundations, the full menu of organised tours (free and paid), and several original self-guided routes. Together they range from a 90-minute introductory stroll to a half-day coastal hike. A companion page in this wiki covers the city's architecture in detail; walkers are encouraged to read both entries together. ((See: [[nice_architecture|The Architecture of Nice, France]], this wiki.))
+This guide covers everything needed to walk Nice well: the practical foundations, the full menu of organised tours (free and paid), and several original self-guided routes. Together they range from a 90-minute introductory stroll to a half-day coastal hike. A companion page in this wiki covers the city's [[architecture_of_nice|Architecture of Nice]] in detail; walkers are encouraged to read both entries together. ((See: [[architecture_of_nice|The Architecture of Nice, France]], this wiki.))
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 //Distance: 6 km one-way // Duration: 1.5–2 hours walking (allow 3–4 hours with stops) // Difficulty: Moderate (rocky sections, some scrambling) // Return: Train from Villefranche (10 min to Nice-Ville; runs frequently) // Best time: Early morning in summer; anytime in shoulder season//
+See Special Entry of [[Walking Sentier de Littoral]]
 This is the finest coastal walk accessible from Nice — a path carved into the cliffs east of Port Lympia that follows the rocky shoreline to the pastel-coloured harbour town of Villefranche-sur-Mer. The Sentier du Littoral starts at Jardin Félix Rainaud and Coco Beach, just east of Nice's Port Lympia. The walk takes around 1.5 hours and leads along the rocky shoreline, featuring stunning Mediterranean vistas.