Saint-François Tower reopens to visitors

After several months of closure for renovations, the Saint-François Tower in Nice has reopened to the public, allowing visitors to once again explore this historic structure.

Historical significance of the tower

Built in the 16th century, the Saint-François Tower is one of the oldest buildings in Nice and has served various roles, including as a watchtower and a prison.

Panoramic views from the top

The tower features 288 steps leading to its summit, where visitors can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city, offering a unique perspective of Nice’s architecture and coastline.

Renovations ensure visitor safety

The recent closure allowed for essential maintenance and safety improvements, ensuring that the tower remains accessible and secure for future visitors.