The list
The Belle Époque
The palaces, villas and hotels of the winter season, 1860 to 1914 – and the Art Deco that followed.
Nice
- MuseumMusée des Beaux ArtsThe city's fine-art museum, in a Genoese-Renaissance villa begun for a Russian princess
- MuseumMusée MassénaA Belle Époque villa on the Promenade, and Nice's museum of its own history
- TheatreOpéra de NiceThe opera house of 1885, between the Quai des États-Unis and Rue Saint-François-de-Paule
- Place of worshipCathédrale orthodoxe russe de Saint-NicolasThe Russian Orthodox cathedral of 1903–1912, one of the largest outside Russia
- HotelHôtel NegrescoThe pink-domed palace hotel of 1912 on the Promenade des Anglais
- Listed buildingPalais de la MéditerranéeThe Art Deco casino-palace of 1928–29 at 13 Promenade des Anglais
Cannes
- HotelIntercontinental Carlton CannesThe Belle Époque palace of the Croisette, with its two domed towers
- HotelHôtel MartinezThe Art Deco palace of 1929, home of the one-star La Palme d'Or
- HotelBarrière Le MajesticThe white Art Deco palace of 1923–26 on the Croisette
- Arts centreLa MalmaisonAn 1863 villa on the Croisette, now the city's contemporary-art centre
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Beaulieu-sur-Mer
Menton
- CastleDomaine des ColombièresFerdinand Bac's Mediterranean synthesis of house and gardens above Garavan, from 1920
- MarketMarché Couvert, Halles municipales de, Quai de Monleon, 06500 MentonAdrien Rey's Belle Époque covered market of 1898, by the beach
- Place of worshipÉglise russeHans-Georg Tersling's Russian Orthodox church of 1892, for the town's Russian invalids
- ManorHôtel Winter PalaceAlbert Tournaire's 220-room winter palace of 1901, now apartments
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Mandelieu-la-Napoule
Théoule-sur-Mer
Saint-Raphaël
Sources
- The places' own pages (their sources)