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The locals hate it when tourists call their city “nice,” and it’s not only because the city’s name is pronounced as “niece.” They’re insulted because they feel Nice isn’t quite that bland. Rather, they would prefer that tourists refer...
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With around 300 restaurants, Nice offers a wide variety of food. A third of the city’s restaurants specialize in Nicoise and Mediterranean cuisine. Among the most popular local dishes are Soupe de Poisson, Salade Nicoise and Pan Bagnat, a tuna fish...
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Public transport in NiceThe local airport is known as the Aéroport International Nice-Côte d'Azur or simply as Nice Airpor
Nights in NiceNice displays its love for wine on its sleeve. Unfortunately, wine is terribly overpriced in bars an
Nice the boldThe locals hate it when tourists call their city “nice,” and it’s not only because the city’
Introduction
First-timers to Nice should try to book an early visit to the Colline du Chateau above the Baie des Anges. It’s an amazing vantage point for admiring the city. This old castle is now nothing more than crumbling walls but it sill provides a breath-t...more
Nice displays its love for wine on its sleeve. Unfortunately, wine is terribly overpriced in bars and restaurants compared to the local supermarket. Tourists who remain undaunted can visit Les Caves Caprioglio for its fantastic wine cellar containing...more
The local airport is known as the Aéroport International Nice-Côte d'Azur or simply as Nice Airport. It serves over 40 national and international air carriers and is a mere six kilometers from the city center. If you arrive at the airport during go...more
Nice has its share of world-class festivals and events. The following are some of the most popular ones.
Nice Carnival
Of all the annual festivals in Nice, the world-famous Nice Carnival is hands-down the biggest and most popular one. Staged ever...more
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