Levens

Levens is best known within the Alpes-Maritimes for its hilltop historic centre below Mont Férion. Set between the Var and Paillon valleys in the inland country north of Nice, the town combines a compact old quarter with a distinctly Mediterranean setting of olive trees and stone-built homes. Levens belonged to the County of Nice until the territory was annexed by France in 1860, a past reflected in the wider region’s links with Italy and Savoy. Roads from the village lead into the foothills and toward the mountain communities of the Nice hinterland. Find related webcams across the Alpes-Maritimes to build a fuller picture of Levens and the Nice hinterland.

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