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In the 'Vieux Nice', 100 meters from the 'Promenade des Anglais', near 'Cours Saleya'. Apartment T3 renovated, including a bedroom, a lounge, a kitchen equipped and air-conditioned. 2nd floor of a quiet building and respectful of the neighborhood, without elevator. Charges excluding water and electricity, including cleaning and household linen. Cleaning every 10/15 days. at 30 euro per hour. Not suitable for people:
- who are looking for peace and quiet (the studio is in the heart of the city!)
- who have difficulty climbing stairs (no elevator)
Rent including supply of household linen.
The 'Vieux Nice' is more than just the city's historic district, it is also one of Nice's tourist centres.
Tramway and Bus stops: "Cathedral - Old City", "Opera - Old City", "Massena High School", "J.C. Station Bermond", "Wilson"
10 minutes from Sophia Antipolis University.
Vieux Nice with its maze of alleys, its 300-year-old houses in local colours, this venerable lady's watch has not known, like the other districts of the city, any major urban facelifts. 99% of the housing is composed of apartments. Most of the interiors have been renovated in the current fashion to offer a comfortable living environment. Nevertheless, if you don't like walking or stairs, the heart of the old town is not for you. Foreigners, young people from Nice and a modest population mingle in this high historical stronghold, which remains attractive in terms of resorts with its unique character, its liveliness and the proximity of the 'Promenade des Anglais' and its beaches.
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Nice is the capital city of Côte d'Azur, well known for the beautiful walk along the Promenade des Anglais, its famous waterfront, thriving art scene and buzzing nightlife. With its 300 hectares of parks and gardens, Nice has become the Green City of the Mediterranean, distinguished by an extraordinarily rich cultural and artistic heritage and a wide variety of architectural styles. With its legendary sunshine that lights up its old town, its famous promenade, rich museums and many events, Nice is a great place to be discovered by day or night!
View over Nice from Colline du Chateau by Kristoffer Trolle via Flickr CC BY 2.0.2.
Discovering Nice
The first stop for anyone arriving in Nice should be TheColline du Chateau. Overlooking the Baie des Anges and the harbour, from here you will find spectacular views of the city on all sides. In case you do not want to walk, you can use a lift to get you on your way up the hill. This beautiful park with children's play area and scenic waterfall is a fantastic place to escape the busy streets and relax.
View over the Nice harbour
Between the sea and the palm trees, take a traditional stroll along the Promenade des Anglais, which has been a celebrated promenade along the Mediterranean since the 19th century. Nowadays the promenade comes alive with sunset strollers, bikers and post-work joggers. Enjoy the buzz of the promenade with a glass of wine from one of the cosy restaurants overlooking the sea. Having a cocktail in the elegant Negresco bar, is a wonderful experience.
Hotel Le Negresco by Kurt Bauschardt via Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0
At the southern side of the promenade, you can visit a beautiful botanic garden park - Phoenix Park. With an inner zoo, swan pond, fountain, and some attractions for children there are plenty of things to explore! (Entrance fee of 3 euros).
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Stroll through the Old Town
One of the Nice’s biggest treasures is the old town - Vieux Nice, part of a heritage preservation scheme. Here you will find great Mediterranean architecture, baroque-style palaces and churches, colourful facades and narrow streets with lovely boutiques and local markets.
Explore Place Massena, the large square with lovely fountains and Rue Massena, where all the big shopping starts.
Enjoy the dancing water fountains on Promenade du Paillon, which connects Massena square with old the city centre. An amazing place to cool down during hot summer day or have a picnic while your kids are having fun in play park area.
If you would love to discover local products, don’t miss Cours Saleya, which is home to the daily flower market and Flea market on Mondays. With many of the city’s busiest bars and restaurants, the old part of the city is buzzing everywhere you go!
As a city with strong cultural background there twenty museums and municipal galleries as well as a large number of private contemporary art galleries and artists' workshops. If you are art lover head to Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, where you will find a great selection of French and American art pieces from the 1960s to the present. Plus, there is an amazing view from the top of the museum! Near the old city part, is a beautiful residential neighbourhood of Cimiez with some of the best museums in town such as Musée Marc Chagall and Musée Matisse.
Musée Matisse via Flickr CC BY 2.0
Beaches in Nice
Make the most of the pleasures of the sea! With nearly 10 km of beaches stretching from the Bay of Angels, you can choose between 20 public and 15 private beaches according to your preferences. You won’t find powdery white sandy beaches in Nice, beaches here are strewn with large pebbles (in French - galets) worn smooth by many years of wave action. These stones brought from the mountains to the coast have become Nice's natural heritage.
Mediterranean waves crashing into the pebble beach in Nice by Shann Yu via Flickr CC BY-ND 2.0
If you are visiting during peak season and don’t want to join the crowds get yourself a lounge chair & sun parasol at one of the private beaches. The Castle Beach, Opera and Beau Rivage Beach are one the best of Nice's private beaches - here you will have chilled drinks delivered to your chair as well as excellent food options. If you dream of sandy beaches, head to Villefranche, Cap d’Ail or Beaulieu-Sur-Mer.
Enjoy the beautiful landscape of Nice from the sea! Rent a yacht or sailing boat and let your captain take you to discover the breathtaking harbours of the French Riviera, well-known all around the world!
Nice's Festivals
Nice is the city you never get bored of! All year round there is plenty of cultural opportunities and festivals, such as an International Summer Jazz Festival or one of the largest carnivals in the world, held for over 15 days in mid-February.
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