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The Promenade des Anglais

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Promenade des Anglais has earned a reputation that stretches far beyond France and Europe. Today, this iconic promenade is a symbol of Nice, celebrated for its role in both the city's infrastructure and its allure as a tourist hotspot. Its significance is evident in its design and the way it's embraced by locals and visitors alike.

Strolling along the promenade offers a chance to uncover some of Nice's top attractions and architectural wonders. The beaches are a major draw, nestled between Baie des Anges and Promenade des Anglais. Whether private or public, these beaches are just a stone's throw from the promenade. Alongside this, you’ll find intriguing sites like Phoenix Park, home to the stunning Museum of Asian Arts, as well as the grand Palais de la Mediterranee and the historic Hotel Negresco.

The street is also dotted with lively bars and charming restaurants, perfect for a refreshing break. You'll find plenty of Velo Bleu bike stands conveniently placed along the promenade, making it easy to explore the area on two wheels. Promenade des Anglais truly offers something for everyone: it's ideal for sightseeing, provides easy beach access, and is a favorite for roller-skaters and cyclists. For those curious about the local culture, Nice is known for its vibrant festivals, including the famous Nice Carnival, which fills the streets with dazzling parades and lively music. And don't miss the chance to try socca, a delicious chickpea pancake, a must-try local delicacy.
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The Palais Lascaris
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