Nice has long been known for its beautiful Mediterranean vistas, walks along the picturesque Promenade des Anglais, and the charming Vieux Nice neighborhood. Now getting to all these places has just gotten easier. After years of construction, the first of three lines on the new light-rail transportation system (Le Tramway) opened late last year, with the next two lines to open shortly. The system connects the major transportation hubs and cultural sites of the city with affordable daily or weekly passes. So if you’ve been hoofing it around Nice all day and need a little rest, hop on the tramway to reach your next destination.
While in the city, have some fun time visiting the numerous attractions in Nice. At least one of your destinations should be the many first-rate art museums. Both the Matisse and Chagall museums have completed recent renovations to provide even better spaces in which to display the works of these famous painting masters. Of course, these are only 2 of the numerous art museums in Nice, all of which have wonderful collections for you to visit and see.
This 3 bedroom furnished rental in Nice, French Riviera (PR-937) is perfect for a family. This apartment will make you feel more like a resident of Nice, instead of a tourist.
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A vacation on the beach is a vital part of summer but going to the same old spot year after year can get dull. Why not change it up this year and be able to tell your friends that you will be travelling on the French Riviera this summer. And a vacation rental in Nice from New York Habitat will give you even more bragging rights.
For more on Nice, read Top Towns to visit in the South of France: Nice, French Riviera: #4.
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an apartment in Vieux Nice, que bueno! and with the dazzling weather right now, I must leave right away to avoid paying July plane ticket prices.
Nice is the place to be, of course you can always take a bus from Nice to travel to around the area. And it would be great to have my own kitchen!!!!