Hotel des Fusains Nice

55, avenue Sainte-Marguerite Nice, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06200, France

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Joining in the chorus

A travel blog entry by thepeterhawkins

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... worst recitals. André was nervous and kept starting the group off before anyone was really ready. She had wanted to make some last minute changes that morning, but the higher keys we had practised didn't seem to materialise when she started us off for the performance. Never mind. We were singing songs in Latin, French, some local patois, Italian, English and Welsh and, oddly - given only one person in the building really understood it and its melody being somewhat sombre - it was ...

Nice is Nice

A travel blog entry by jell082

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... liked the place. The architecture has finally changed a bit here. The old part of Nice was real cool, filled with nice food, art and narrow walkways. We couldn't buy any of it but it was nice to gaze at. And wow. The beach. I always hear in Europe how beautiful the beaches are and to me they usually are but not as good as they hyped it up to be. But strangely i hadn't really heard much of the beach here. I was blown away by it because my foreign eyes hadn't set on such ...

The South of France: Nice, Monaco & Cannes

A travel blog entry by clodblog

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... cute medieval town that is definitely worth a visit.

The next morning, I took the train to Cannes to visit their sandy beaches. Nice's beaches consists of uncomfortable pebbles so most people head south to Cannes. Unfortunately, only a small area of the beach is designated for the public. The rest of the privately owned sections are pay for use (up to 30 euros a day for a sunbed and umbrella). I decided that it was too crowded ...

Exit Paris

A travel blog entry by rtwin44days

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... words to say to you.
I think luxury and culture the best of everything is somethingh I have picked up on this trip to Paris.
Maybe the last two times I was looking at other things, this time I noticed designer this and that, gourmet, The ultimate was
the macroon shop yes a shop dedicated to that sugary snack the macroon made famous in Australia by Chef Zumo on Masterchef.
We bought 4 of these little trifles all different colours the pink was a rose flavour, ...

Nice nice or nice Nice, St.Paul de Vence and more

A travel blog entry by billnpat

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... restaurants (we picnicked).

From there we headed east toward the Cote d'Azur. Much of the route, once we left the Camargue, was flat and boring. We jammed into Marseilles… we are now reticent to pay the exhorbitant toll fees, so we get stuck in town centres. It was abit interesting to see some of Mareseilles, but we did not get into the old town and old port at all.

Shortly we were into the steep and switchback hills of the Cote d’Azur, and ...