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Nice : My Favorite Beach Town

Despite its undeniably luxurious air, Nice feels much more culturally accessible than one might imagine. During the course of two short vacations at the Riviera, I never encountered the snootiness of more...

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Markets \| Festival Cannes Cannes in MArch by wgholman from NY 1 cheer Wonderful weather in between the MIPIM property conference ( 29,000 visitors) the Cannes Porn Festival (unadvertised) and the Cannes Film Festival (Another large crowd). Good... More
Beaches \| Fun \| Shopping \| Nice \| French Riviera \| Drives \| Nightlife Nice Nice...Beautiful!!! by getoutandgo from AZ I wish I would have had more time in this awesome city. I got to spend a few days there while on a five week tour of Europe via Contiki. There is a ton of things to do here.... More
France \| Nice \| Beaches \| Rest and Relaxation \| Walks Nice Nice, France by jaredfein from NJ Nice is a beautiful city on the beach on the Meditteranean. The quieter South Beach of France. During the day, a great time spending on the beach and relaxing. During the night... More
History \| Relaxation \| Shopping \| Shopping \| Culture \| Food and Restaurants \| Rest and Relaxation Nice My Favorite Beach Town by lpalotie from NY 1 cheer Despite its undeniably luxurious air, Nice feels much more culturally accessible than one might imagine. During the course of two short vacations at the Riviera, I never... More
St-Paul-de-Vence Le Mas De Pierre by joannew from NY Superb inn on the road to St. Paul de Vence. Wonderful concierge, beautifully appointed rooms, inviting pool and elegant dining room. More


Budget Travelers \| Food and Restaurants Choice Tables: Riviera Restaurants for Regular Folk The Côte d'Azur in France, dotted with pricey Michelin restaurants, is also home to local mom-and-pop joints where the food is indigenous, far cheaper, and frequently more intriguing....more Article from NYT > Travel