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Suggestion: Visit Nice – The Pearl of the French Riviera

The elegant city of Nice is set against an impressive backdrop of soaring hills and the famous blue waters of the French Riviera. The “Place Rossetti” is at the city’s heart, surrounded by brightly colored buildings, the cathedral, and a large fountain lending the square a unique flavor. Nice is a city for all seasons.

The Cours Saleya is the main street in the old town and hosts a daily flower and vegetable market (except Mondays). You can find top-notch seasonal produce here, and there is a good selection of other local souvenirs if you’re eyeing some Marseille soap or lavender to take home with you.

Spend some time by the beautiful harbor, where the sun shines from the west in the evening. It’s a popular restaurant area if you’re looking for a special dinner by the water.

From the harbor, you can climb to the Colline du Château for great views of the city. Despite the name, there is no longer a castle on the hill, as it was destroyed in 1706. Now there is a beautiful park with views of the beach stretching along the Baie des Anges (“Angel Bay”).

The beach might be Nice’s most famous attraction. The famous “Promenade des Anglais” boardwalk follows the Mediterranean seafront for 3 miles (5 kilometers). It was built in the early 19th century when the English upper class began coming to the French Riviera to spend their winters in a mild climate. This gave the boardwalk its name, which translates to the “Walkway of the English.”

Private tasting at a cellar in Nice

The cellar existing since 1860 is located in the center of Nice and offers a selection of fine wines, from lovely regional vintages to the very greatest, including champagne and rare spirits. In the cellar, you can take part in exclusive wine tastings, where the exciting history of the vines and the region, even the sociology around wine is explained to you.

Each program includes an introduction to the visual and sensory appreciation of different wines and wine-tasting. techniques. You will get to taste 4 vintages of different French regions.

Morning Cours Saleya Market Tour and Cooking Class with Lunch in Nice – Shared Tour

This tour will give you a hands-on introduction to Nice’s cuisine and culture.

The day begins at 9:30 am at the famous Cours Saleya market, while there is still a fresh morning breeze. The narrow maze of centuries-old streets that is the Vieux Nice opens up onto this splendid space lined with bars, cafés, and fish restaurants on either side and market stalls down the center. You will get to shop like a true Niçois, sample locally-grown produce and meet the farmers.

Though the bigger stalls are the most dazzling thanks to their array of colors, what is really interesting are the small producers’ stalls. The fruit and vegetables are not as uniformly shaped and the variety not as great, but every ingredient here is firmly rooted in the region and much of it is organic. The meal will be made around the best of the season’s produce, though it may also include fish, poultry, or meat. And not to forget cheese and wine to make the meal complete!

Private Photo Session on the French Riviera

Your photographer is here to capture unique moments and create unforgettable souvenirs for your holiday!

She’ll meet you at your hotel, during one of your tours, or at the beach and you will be able to relax during the vacation knowing your photos will be perfect. She covers families, couples, proposals, weddings, and events.

Private Sunset Cruise on a Yacht: A Sparkling Cruise

In this sparkling cruise, you will have an unforgettable experience as you indulge in ultimate relaxation with a private sunset cruise in the stunning Bay of Cannes, capturing the essence of the French Riviera’s allure. Take in the renowned coastline and the iconic Lerins Islands, embraced by the Mediterranean Sea, while the sun’s golden hues create a captivating scene above. Whether with loved ones or friends, enjoy a glass of Champagne as the sun sets below the horizon, making this experience truly unforgettable.

Suggestion: Visit Antibes

Discover this old town surrounded by ramparts as you follow the seaside toward Antibes. The ramparts were built in the medieval period to protect the city from the barbarian invasions of the Goths, Visigoths, and Saracens.

Thanks to Picasso who spent a part of his life in Antibes, the city has become a focus of contemporary art. The Cap d’ Antibes peninsula between Antibes and Juan -les- Pins, a famous seaside resort is worth a visit. Discover the picturesque Port Vauban, the Pablo Picasso Museum, the Fort Carré, the old city walls, and the Provencal market where you can purchase gourmet products.

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