A riot of colour with the promise of novel experiences in spades, Nice Côte d Azur is a tourist delight. Boasting architectural and cultural heritage, as well as a cuisine that is arguably without parallel, the destination promises an exceptional way of life. Moreover, while being a preferred destination through the year, Nice Côte d Azur holds particular allure during winter.
Here are seven compelling reasons why this destination deserves a coveted spot on your bucket list of places to see, and be seen in.
Nice Côte d Azur, the second-largest international French tourist destination after Paris, is a unique place with a rich architectural and cultural heritage, an incomparable cuisine, and art of living.
Although a destination of choice all year-round with more than 300 days of sunshine, Nice Côte d’Azur’s winter is particularly alluring. The Mediterranean takes on unique shades of turquoise and the Alps don their white down in the distance, while temperatures dip to 12 degrees Celsius.
This winter, head to Nice Côte d’Azur to savour the comforting flavours of Nissarde cuisine, marvel at the floats of the Nice Carnival, discover the rich heritage and find a pure moment of pleasure during a shopping session.
Caption: Promenade des Anglais & Castle Hill; Pic courtesy: J.KELAGOPIAN
Amidst the sea and the mountains, there lies an idyllic seaside destination that will seduce and surprise you. Warmer waters, gentle tides, dreamy beaches, turquoise waters and of course, the epic scenery, you will love to succumb to the pleasures of Nice Côte d’Azur.
Dramatic, luxurious and more than a little dashing, the internationally renowned Nice and its metropolitan area offer infinite possibilities for visits and activities. Here’s why you need to spend some perfect days on France’s gorgeous town.
On the shores of the Mediterranean, only a few kilometres away from Italy, Nice has the charm of a southern city. There is a carefree gentle vibe and way of life in the city owing to the city’s beauty and its exceptional climate. You will be particularly charmed by the elegant Promenade des Anglais which runs along the Bay of Angels for 7 kilometres and by the incredible azure blue tones of the sea