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Nice is the most cosmopolitan city on Frances’ Cote d’Azur (Azure Coast), otherwise known as the French Riviera. Glistening seas, idyllic beaches and lush hills surround the city, famed for it’s extravagance, exclusivity and elegance.
Nice and can be smelly, noisy and immensely touristy in high season though the quaint old city and fantastic architecture are enough to soothe any soul.
Sun yourself and live the millionaire lifestyle on Nice’s beaches (but take a beach mat, as they tend to be pebbly)
Admire the fantastic museums, including the largest public collection of Marc Chagall’s Old Testament paintings at Musee National Message Biblique Marc Chagall.
Nice is well known for the beautiful view on the Promenade des Anglais and it’s famous waterfront.
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Built on a promontory and wedged between two fortresses, Nice’s Old Town consists or narrow, winding streets through beautiful Venetian-inspired buildings. Try to take strolls in the early mornings or late afternoon to avoid the crush of tourists.
The Palaio Frourio (Old Fortress) stands on the eastern promontory, separated from the Old Town by seafront gardens known as Spianada. The Neo Frourio (New Fortress) lies to the northwest, whilst ferries dock at the new port to the west.
Eating can be expensive in Nice, so look for set menus or buffet options for the best deals.
Nice does not have many local delicacies but you can’t go wrong with baguettes - crusty French bread with fillings.
Recommended restaurants include La Rotonde, Le Petite Maison, Le Pain Quotidiane, Olivera, La Voglia, La Pizza Cresci, La Villa d’Esta, La Favola, Cafe Brasserie l’Universo, Le Safari, le Delhi Belli, Fenocchio, Lou Pilha Leva.
Nice has several nice bars, lounges and cafes although some of the liveliest areas ar around the Old Town and Vieux Nice tram stop.
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