Discover Nice, the pearl of the French Riviera, famous for its Promenade des Anglais, its Mediterranean beaches, and its picturesque old town with colorful streets. Enjoy local markets, renowned museums, typical restaurants and cafes, as well as the surrounding gardens and hills for unforgettable walks. Ideal for cultural, gastronomic, or family getaways, Nice offers a perfect balance between vibrant city life and relaxation by the sea. With its historical heritage, art, gastronomy, and sunny climate, Nice is a must-see destination for discovering the charm and Mediterranean lifestyle of the French Riviera.
The Ephrussi de Rothschild villa in St Jean Cap Ferrat. Located 1 hour 15 minutes from our lodgings www.locations-06.fr This majestic baroque style villa is a jewel from which you can see the sea from any window on all the facades. Its immense pond where koi carps swim offers a bucolic aspect and at certain […]
Château de Cremat Nice If you are asked which is the most beautiful wine estate in the Alpes Maritimes, you must answer without hesitation that it is Château De Crémat, located on the heights of Nice in the heart of the AOC Bellet territory. This estate, located some twenty kilometers from our locations-06.fr gites, has
Visit to the Russian Church in Nice Welcome to the Cathédrale Saint Nicolas, more commonly known as the Russian Church of Nice, an architectural and spiritual jewel nestled in the heart of the city. This Orthodox church, located in downtown Nice, is a living testimony to Russian history and culture in the region. With its
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Where to eat the best socca in Nice Socca is a simple and popular traditional culinary speciality of Nice cuisine, made from chickpea flour and olive oil, cooked and baked in a wood-fired oven. It can be found on market benches and in many restaurants in the Alpes Maritimes. Similar dishes include farinata in Italian
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Nice listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Niçoise cuisine, the 5 specialties to know 1/La socca. “Who doesn’t know socca is not Niçois”, one could sing.Socca is nothing extraordinary but for any self-respecting Niçois, nothing but the smell of socca fresh out of the wood oven, and it is the evenings spent eating socca, a small glass of rosé in hand, singing
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Pan bagnat, a Nice specialty What is a real pan-bagnat from Nice? Pan bagnat, literally “wet bread” because when you make a good pan bagnat, it is “wet” with the good tomato juice and olive oil. In fact, it is the big-mac of Nice. The recipe for Nice ban-bagnat Traditionally, it is a sandwich made
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