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86 FRENCH RIVIERA
Cassis
Nice
Pronounced Nis, the city is more than just fun in the sun.
Visit the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, the
Museum of Natural History, or marvel at the ruins of the
ancient city of Cemenelum. Be sure to walk The Promenade
des Anglais and take in a glorious sunset with the locals.
Foodlovers will enjoy a feast of flavours, from locally grown
produce and amazing chefs.
Cannes
The star of the French Riviera, this glittering city is home
to the annual Cannes Film Festival, which attracts silverscreen
royalty from around the world. Cannes’ palatial
hotels line the palm-shaded Boulevarde de la Croisette,
and the city’s chic boutiques cater to très affluent
travellers. Once spent, you’ll find miles of pebbly beaches
along the Golfe de la Napoule or along ‘La Croisette’ on
which to laze.
Monte Carlo
The epitome of extravagance, Monte Carlo is glitz
and glamour and poker chips set amidst craggy rocks,
emerald greenery and the sapphire-blue Mediterranean
Sea. Enjoying more than 300 days of annual sunshine,
this sparkling city sits in the heart of the independent
principality of Monaco and is renowned for its French
medieval buildings, art, culture, outstanding cuisine, luxe
pampering, and adrenalin-pumping activities such as the
Monaco Grand Prix.
Promenade des Anglais beach
French Riviera
Stretching along the south-eastern
corner of France, the French Riviera,
otherwise known as the Côte d’Azur,
is a chic and elegant holiday destination,
much-loved for its pebble-strewn
shores and sapphire water. With its
Mediterranean climate, electric nightlife,
delicious food and wine, stunning
scenery and historical sites, it’s a stylish
and inviting playground.
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