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58 rue de France Nice, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06000, France
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It's nice in Nice! Yachts, Bentleys, and Trainers
I want to start by adding something that I forgot to write about on the last blog. Our train to Nice was supposed to leave from Barcelona at 845 and so we planned to get up early and walk down there. Well, we over slept and ran about a mile to the station. We got on the train with about 2 minutes to spare. Now we are on a train again. It's about …
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Day 26 - Nice
... kind of idiot drives a motorcycle on the sidewalk, and they wondered what kind of idiot walks on the sidewalk when on the other side of the road is a big wide and famous pedestrian "Promenade des Anglais" by the sea. It was a very hopeless kind of walk, and both Anne and I were filled with worry about Grant and Katie. We said we would be back in about an hour, and we were now 2 1/2 hours gone.
As we walked we came upon a bus stop, and we looked at the map ...
It's nice to be in Nice
The drive from Pisa to Nice was filled with beautiful scenery of the Italian and French Riviera. We reached Nice mid-afternoon and after a little bit of a break we headed on our excursion – Monte Carlo by night. Monte Carlo is in the little country called Monaco (another tax haven). Monaco is famous for its Grand Prix and its wealth. Just like Macau near Hong Kong and China, Monaco made its money by legalising Casinos before France and Italy. We started off by heading to ...
Nice, the life of the rich and famous
Friday we visited Nice. First we got up early to see the sunrise, unfortunately, it was not very cooperative...it rose, but under clouds. Then we took a train to Nice. The city of Nice is much bigger than I had anticipated..a busy train station. Lots of italian around, the street signs were in both languages, lots of Italian restaurants. We went to the Chagall museum, lovely ...
Amazing train trip but Pies lost.
... Soundws like a good match but poor result was only offset by several 7 euro pints of Carlsberg.
Views continue to be stunning but beaches are rocks rather than sand. Not sure how they figure this to be most exclusive part of Europe when you compare to Aus beaches. Still groovy place though. Had best meal in nice (Pun intended) cafe in the midnight quarter of ...



