What gave you the idea that this is a ticket office? Because it isn't. The ticket office is in the gateway.

I've adjusted the footpath and parking area, because there is no room between parked cars and building

maybe it snapped to the way accidentally from the wall

you're right, it is still there

Sorry, I'm no longer in Nice; I was only there for a week and didn't get round to check.

First one is still there, was in the slightly wrong location, but now fixed.

I'll see if I feel like it to add the rest of the inscription for the second.

afraid so

Difficult, if I can't see it in the available street view imagery.

I can't speak for all the world, but in Ireland, a historic=wayside_cross is one that you would find in the Sites & Monuments Record. Usually a Latin cross, late mediaeval in date, not marking the spot of a death or burial. If it commemorates the War of Independence or 1798 Rising, it's a historic=memorial. If it's for a fatal traffic incident, it's a historic=memorial. If it's on top of a hill, it's a man_made=summit_cross etc.

There are thousands of them in Ireland, I think 40,000 is the current estimate.
I only ever add ringfort=cashel, when it is one, i.e. when it is surrounded by a wall. I'm not aware of any other types. I'm not a fan of overusing "_type".

I cannot find that so called wayside cross on the sites & monuments record or on any street-level imagery. Are you sure there is a cross there and that it is an actual historic wayside cross? Could it be a memorial instead?

Two attractions were fenced off, so I didn't map them, maybe that's why it looks a bit cluttered. And some were combinations of slide and climbing etc, they're probably better done as areas, but it was the first playground I ever mapped in detail.

No, he had to close, sadly.

No, I just walked from "attraction" to "attraction" and added them where they were. There were children in the playground; it felt awkward taking pictures.

got it, thanks!

It was outside the scope of my tile, my apologies.

I did: way/1174429391
I was actually only trying to find the milk churn stand I had spotted on a Flickr image, but the mapillary didn't reach there. I think it might be closer to the building labelled "Puukooli".
man_made=milk_churn_stand

very unusual tags used here, apart from "name", none are standard

Should this maybe read "Castlewarren"?

not sure if that's what it is. I remember this, it definitely has a surveyors mark in it; there is a little flap on top, and when you open it, you see the surveyor's thing. Maybe it was built for that rather than as a milk churn stand. It doesn't seem to have enough steps to be a milk churn stand anyway.