Chapelle de la Misericorde

The Church of Mercy (Chapelle de la Mis éricorde) is an 18th-century Roman Catholic church built by the famous architect Bernardo Vittone, because the chapel of Mercy is not far from the restaurant, the general body is a faint yellow, so I was impressed. When I arrived, the chapel of Mercy did not open the door, just visited the exterior.

A Catholic church in Nice, it looks like a lot of Roman columns, the interior is decorated but not particularly gorgeous, the sculptures have some of the saints, the overall look can be casual meditation place

The main building is Piedmont Baroque. The exterior walls are brightly colored and decorated in a simple and unpretentious manner. Located in the Salea Boulevard, the original site was built in the mid-18th century to house the salt warehouse of the Kingdom of Sardinia. The beautiful gold-mud-decorated murals on the ceiling tell the biblical story. It is still an important religious place in Nice. Tram T1 Line Opé ra-VieilleVille Station.

Mercy chapel, a typical baroque church in the mid-18th century. I didn't go in the church, only looked outside, but the market in front of the church was more attractive, selling everything, vegetables, fruits, flowers, daily necessities, souvenirs and so on.

The Kindness chapel has a pale yellow appearance as many houses in the Old Town of Nice. It feels very kind to like its name as the "Little Hall". Instead of the other less eye-catching one in the old town called the "Cathedral".