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#festivaljoy 🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: Here's all you need to know to visit the Nice Carnival this year: 17 It starts February 17 and ends March 3. • This annual festival has been celebrated for +150 years! It spans for two weeks but you only need two days to catch the main festivities (the parades). Vy Each year, a different theme is chosen and several towering floats are built, including the King and Queen of Carnival. The theme this year is the King of Pop Culture. The characters on the floats can vary from fascinating creatures to satirized political figures. The carnival is made up of two events: the Carnival Parade (Corso Carnavalesque) and the Flower Parade (Bataille de Fleurs). 7 The Carnival Parade features two different parades: a Day Parade (Corso Carnavalesque), and a Night Parade (Corso Carnavalesque Illumine). < During the Bataille de Fleurs (literally "Battle of Flowers"), flower-decked floats are ridden by extravagantly dressed performers who throw out mimosas, gerberas, and lilies to the public Tickets (for the paid-parades) are on sale at the Nice Tourist Office or you can-purchase them in stalls set up on the Promenade des Anglais. The most expensive tickets are in the tribunes and the cheapest just allow you to stand along the parade route. • Make sure to reserve tickets in advance as they tend to sell out days before each parade. Adults and children in full fancy dress get free admission to the parades (in the standing areas. - The Parades take place on the Place Massena, around the Jardin Albert 1er and on the Promenade des Anglais. The carnival ends with the cremation of the king and a great firework display. #frenchriviera #festival

#francetrip The French Riviera, or Côte d’Azur, is a dream destination for those seeking a blend of luxury, culture, and stunning coastal views. From the opulence of Monaco to the artistic charm of Nice, there is something for every traveler along this glittering stretch of coastline. I personally recommend visiting Cannes, known for its film festival, or taking a scenic drive along the Corniche roads for breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Be sure to relax at one of the many beach clubs or explore the historic old towns tucked away in glamorous cities like Saint-Tropez. The French Riviera perfectly combines relaxation with high-end experiences, making it a must-visit for anyone touring France. #100WaysofTravel #France #FrenchRiviera #LuxuryTravel

#francetrip Just got back from an amazing trip to Marseille, and I have to say, this city has completely won me over! 🇫🇷✨ As France’s oldest city, Marseille has this incredible blend of history, culture, and stunning coastal views that make it such a unique destination. My first stop was the Old Port (Vieux-Port), which is buzzing with life—fishing boats, market stalls, and street performers all around. I took a stroll along the harbor, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere and watching the sunset over the Mediterranean. 🌅⚓ One of the highlights was visiting the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde. The climb to the top was steep, but the panoramic views of the city and the sea were worth every step. You can even see the Château d'If, the famous island fortress, from up there. Entry to the basilica is free, which is great for budget travelers. 🏛️🏞️ Inside, the basilica is beautifully decorated with mosaics and maritime-themed offerings. After that, I wandered through the charming Le Panier district with its narrow streets, colorful murals, and cozy little cafes. It’s the perfect spot to grab a coffee and enjoy some people-watching. ☕️🎨 For foodies, Marseille is a dream. I tried the local specialty, bouillabaisse, a delicious seafood stew that’s a must-try. The city’s mix of cultures means you can find everything from traditional French cuisine to North African-inspired dishes. 🥘 If you’re planning a trip to France, make sure to put Marseille on your list. It’s full of surprises and has a spirit all its own! #trip #Marseille #OldPort #NotreDameDeLaGarde #FrenchRiviera #TravelFrance

#francetrip Just came back from an incredible trip to Èze, a stunning medieval village perched high on a hill along the French Riviera, and I’m still in awe of its beauty! 🏞️🌸 Wandering through its narrow, cobbled streets felt like stepping into a fairytale. Every corner of this village is filled with charm, from the stone houses covered in blooming flowers to the artisan shops selling handmade crafts and perfumes. 🏡💐 One of the best parts? The views of the Mediterranean Sea from up there are simply breathtaking. I visited the Jardin Exotique d’Èze, which has an entrance fee of €6. This exotic garden is a must-see, not just for its amazing collection of cacti and succulents but for the panoramic views over the sea and surrounding countryside. 🌵🌊 From the garden, you can see all the way to Saint-Tropez on a clear day! Another highlight was exploring the old church, Notre-Dame de l'Assomption, with its charming ochre façade, which adds to the village's historic vibe. After taking in the sights, I had lunch at a café with a terrace overlooking the sea. The food was delicious—think fresh Mediterranean dishes like Niçoise salad and local fish. 🍽️🐟 Èze is also famous for its perfumeries, so I couldn't leave without visiting the Fragonard perfume factory for a free tour. If you’re ever in the South of France, make sure to put Èze on your list—it’s a perfect blend of history, nature, and stunning views! #trip #Eze #FrenchRiviera #MedievalVillage #ExoticGarden #TravelFrance

#francetrip Spending a day in Saint-Tropez was a dream come true during my summer vacation! 🌞🏖️ This famous town on the French Riviera is every bit as glamorous as you’d imagine, but also has a charm and laid-back vibe that made it easy to fall in love with. I started my day with a leisurely stroll through the old town, known as La Ponche. The narrow, cobblestone streets are lined with pastel-colored buildings, chic boutiques, and quaint cafes. I couldn’t resist stopping for a coffee and a croissant at a local patisserie, where I soaked up the morning sun and watched the world go by. ☕🥐 From there, I headed to the iconic Port de Saint-Tropez. The harbor is filled with luxury yachts and offers some serious people-watching opportunities. It’s a great spot to just sit and take in the opulence that Saint-Tropez is known for. I walked along the promenade, admiring the mix of traditional fishing boats and sleek modern yachts, all set against the backdrop of the turquoise sea. 🚤🌊 Next, I visited the Citadelle de Saint-Tropez, which sits atop a hill overlooking the town. The entrance fee was about €4, and it was worth every cent. The views from the top are breathtaking, offering a panoramic vista of the coastline and the town below. The citadel itself is steeped in history, and the Maritime Museum inside gave me a deeper appreciation for Saint-Tropez's nautical past. 🏰🌅 After exploring the citadel, I made my way to the Place des Lices, a bustling square in the heart of the town. On market days, this square comes alive with stalls selling everything from fresh produce to local crafts. Even on a regular day, it’s a great place to sit under the shade of the plane trees and watch locals play pétanque. 🎯🌳 For lunch, I couldn’t resist trying a seafood dish at one of the seaside restaurants. The seafood in Saint-Tropez is as fresh as it gets, and enjoying it with a glass of rosé while looking out over the Mediterranean was pure bliss. 🦑🍷 To end the day, I headed to one of the nearby beaches, like Pampelonne, for a relaxing afternoon in the sun. The beach was beautiful, with soft sand and crystal-clear water, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. A day in Saint-Tropez is a mix of luxury, history, and natural beauty. It’s a place that truly lives up to its reputation, offering something for everyone, whether you’re there to indulge or just relax and take in the sights. #trip #SaintTropez #FrenchRiviera #LuxuryTravel #BeachDay #CoteDAzur

I fell in love with Menton! It is a small town on the border with Italy (about 20 minutes by taxi from the nearest Italian town). Menton seems to be underestimated by the travellers. As a result, there are less tourists compared to places like Nice. Hotels seem to be cheaper as well. Menton is full of amazing restaurants and cafes. It is such a cute small town with colourful buildings. I highly recommend it if you are traveling around French Riviera! Go to Tony restaurant for dinner! Great service and amazing food! #summerdestinations #france #frenchriviera

Trip Moments Exploring Nice, France, is like stepping into a vibrant painting. The stunning Promenade des Anglais, lined with palm trees and overlooking the azure Mediterranean Sea, is perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride. Don't miss the colorful Old Town (Vieux Nice), with its narrow, winding streets and bustling markets like the Cours Saleya, where you can savor local delicacies and fresh produce. Top Attractions - Promenade des Anglais: Enjoy a scenic walk or cycle along this iconic seafront promenade. - Old Town (Vieux Nice): Wander through charming streets filled with shops, cafes, and the famous flower market. - Castle Hill (Colline du Château): Climb or take the elevator for panoramic views of Nice and its coastline. - Marc Chagall National Museum: Admire an extensive collection of works by the renowned artist Marc Chagall. - Nice Cathedral: Visit this beautiful Baroque cathedral in the heart of Old Town. Travel Tips - Getting Around: Nice has an efficient public transportation system, including trams and buses. Renting a bike or walking is ideal for exploring the city. - Best Time to Visit: Late spring and early autumn offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. - Local Cuisine: Try the traditional Niçoise salad, Socca (chickpea pancake), and fresh seafood at local restaurants. Location Nice is located on the southeastern coast of France, in the heart of the French Riviera. It's easily accessible by train, plane, and car, with Nice Côte d'Azur Airport being a major international hub. #NiceFrance #FrenchRiviera #MediterraneanEscape #TravelInspiration #PromenadedeAnglais #OldTownNice #NiceCathedral #ChagallMuseum #CastleHill

Monaco Location: Monaco is a tiny sovereign city-state located on the French Riviera in Western Europe. It is bordered by France on three sides and the Mediterranean Sea on the fourth. Despite its small size, Monaco is densely populated and renowned for its wealth, luxury, and as a tax haven. Geography: Monaco covers just about 2.1 square kilometers, making it the second smallest country in the world, after the Vatican City. The country has a rocky, coastal landscape with a mild Mediterranean climate. Recommended Attractions 1. Monte Carlo Casino: This world-famous casino is an iconic symbol of Monaco's luxury. It is a must-visit for its opulent architecture and gaming rooms. 2. Prince’s Palace: The official residence of the Prince of Monaco, this palace offers guided tours of its state apartments and stunning views over Monaco. 3. Oceanographic Museum: Founded by Prince Albert I, this museum and aquarium is dedicated to marine sciences and showcases a vast array of marine life. 4. Monaco Grand Prix: Held annually, this Formula One race is one of the most prestigious automobile races in the world. The circuit runs through the streets of Monaco. 5. Monaco-Ville (The Rock): This historic old town is where you’ll find the Prince’s Palace, Saint Nicholas Cathedral, and the Oceanographic Museum. It’s a picturesque area with narrow streets and beautiful views. 6. Larvotto Beach: The only public beach in Monaco, Larvotto Beach is perfect for swimming and sunbathing, with clear waters and a lovely promenade. 7. Japanese Garden: A tranquil, traditional Japanese garden located near the Grimaldi Forum, it offers a peaceful retreat with beautiful plants and water features. Cuisine Monaco's cuisine is a blend of French and Italian influences with a focus on Mediterranean ingredients. Some local specialties include: - Barbajuans: Pastries filled with Swiss chard, ricotta, leeks, garlic, and herbs. - Socca: A chickpea flour pancake, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. - Pissaladière: A type of pizza topped with onions, anchovies, and olives. - Stocafi: A traditional dish of dried cod cooked in a tomato sauce with vegetables. - Fougasse: A sweet bread flavored with orange flower water and decorated with nuts and anise seeds. Best Time to Travel The best time to visit Monaco is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasant, and the crowds are smaller. Summer (July to August) is the peak tourist season with warm weather, but it can be crowded and expensive. Winter (November to March) is the off-season with cooler weather but fewer tourists. Additional Information - Currency: Euro (EUR) - Language: French is the official language, but English and Italian are widely spoken. - Transport: Monaco is well-connected by road and rail to France and Italy. Withi - #Monaco - #MonteCarlo - #FrenchRiviera - #LuxuryTravel - #Casino - #grandprix - #mediterranean

I recently visited the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat on the French Riviera, and it was an absolutely enchanting experience! 🌸 Located between Nice and Monaco, this stunning villa and its gardens are a must-see. The entrance fee was around 15 euros, and it’s worth every penny for the beauty and history you get to explore. The villa, built by Baroness Béatrice de Rothschild in the early 20th century, is a masterpiece of architecture and design. Each room is filled with exquisite art, furniture, and decorations from around the world. The highlight for me was the central patio with its delicate pink marble and intricate details. 🏰 The gardens surrounding the villa are equally spectacular, with nine distinct sections including a French formal garden, a Spanish garden, and a Japanese garden. The musical fountain show in the main garden was a delightful surprise, adding to the villa’s fairy-tale ambiance. Nearby attractions include the beautiful coastal path of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, perfect for a scenic walk along the Mediterranean. You can also visit the charming village of Villefranche-sur-Mer with its colorful buildings and waterfront cafes. For art lovers, the nearby Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a fantastic contemporary art museum. Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild is a blend of art, history, and breathtaking views, making it a highlight of my trip to the French Riviera. #VillaEphrussi #FrenchRiviera #TravelFrance #GardenParadise 🌸🇫🇷

#timetotravel Èze village is a charming small town on the french riveria that is up on the hill, therefore it is a bit tricky to get to by train. You will have to either uber, hike or bus from the eze train station. The bus stop is always crowded and the bus does not run very frequently. For ubers, we called one but the driver tried to rip us off and said he has to charge more when he arrived. As for hiking, I would not recommend hiking up since the French sun is a killer ☀️… If you are coming from Nice, I would hands down recommend taking the buses 82 or 112 and the journey would take you approx 30 minutes. Although èze is more difficult to get to as compared with the other cities on the french riveria, you should not miss out on visiting it!!! In the heart of èze is a botanical garden called Le Jardin Exotique. Definitely would recommend visiting because the views is GOD SENT. It is advised to get tickets at the machine at the beginning of the slope and not at the ticket office, so that you wouldn’t have to queue!!! #france #frenchriviera #eze #cactus #境外遊

#timetotravel We travelled to Antibes on a Sunday and every beach club was so crowded 😮!!! We made the mistake of not making any reservations at the beach clubs. We were lucky that Yolo Plage has four exact sun beds that are free and is reasonably priced. And the staff are very nice and accommodating. Everything at Yolo Plage is amazing, from the drinks (get the Hugo Spritz!!), ambience and vibes. Beach and water is clean. The water is slightly chilly which is perfect because we were walking and tanning under the sun ☀️ for too long. While we were swimming, we saw two swans 🦢 which caught us all in a surprise haha!! We spent half the day at Yolo Plage and managed to catch the sunset 🌅😍 L' Effet Mer Plage, a tiktok famous beach club was our first choice but they tried to overcharge us 😒 Would not recommend you to go, instead head to Yolo Plage!! #frenchriviera #境外遊 #france #beach #beachclub

#timetotravel My friends and I visited the beach club on a weekday in June and was quite empty. We had the luxury of choosing the best seats in the club!! 😍 Out of all the beach clubs we went to, this one is the prettiest one!! Contrary to the reviews I have read online, the staff are very hospitable and accommodating. Perhaps because the beach club was quite empty and we had all their attention(?) The beach and water is nice and clean but the water is slightly chilly, the food and drinks options are extensive and yum. However, do note that the beach club is on the expensive end of the spectrum, everything (beds, towels, food and drinks) costs us around €70 per person, and we are a group of four people… #frenchriviera #france #menton #beachclub

#timetotravel To all the Formula 1 fan out there, I would 100% recommend doing a track walk/ drive if you are in the south of France!!!! My friends and I all do not have a license so a track walk it is… Do note that there is a lack of pedestrian space and you might have to walk on the streets for some parts. To non Formula 1 fans, you should still go and visit since Monaco is only a ~30 minutes train ride away from Nice and Monaco has so much to offer apart from F1 related stuff. I have seen the tracks multiple times on TV but I would never have imagined seeing this in real life. 😍😮‼️ I was so excited and was in awe the entire time I was doing the walk!!! Now that I have done the track walk, my goal for myself is to attend a F1 grand prix in Monaco!!! #f1 #grandprix #monaco #frenchriviera

#timetotravel This beach definitely CHANGED my perception about beaches because why are beaches pebbly in old nice??? I made the mistake of not wearing a pair of waterproof, closed toes shoes on this trip and it was tricky getting into / getting out of the water because my feet was stuck in the pebbles and it hurts just walking on the pebbles. I visited during June and the water was still quite chilly but anyhow we rented sun beds from Hôtel Amour Beach and got a bottle of rose 🍷 to enjoy in the sun ☀️ #境外遊 #france #frenchriviera #nice

Got to the beautiful private beach of the Hotel Amour right after landing in Nice, it’s only a 20min trip from the airport using the city tram. Great place to suntan and swim all day while watching planes take off and land from the Nice airport. Great and authentic local food on the menu and lovely natural wines to pair with. The staff was lovely and spoke good English and the showers and locker rooms were very cute and convenient. Highly recommended. #timetotravel #frenchriviera #privatebeach #beachlife #Niceisnice #instatravel #goodlife

Nice is a beautiful city at French Riviera that took my breath away. Some good food recommendation: 🍕 Pizzeria Les Amoureux La Chamade Don vincenzo 🍷 Restaurants L’epicerie George’s: amazing Camembert with truffles and huge portion of truffle beef tartare Les agitateurs Le panier: a bit on expensive side, experimental cuisine, lunch 4 stopover 45€ dinner, Voyage voyage in 5 stopover 65€, 7 stopover 75€ Lavomatique Bistrot d'Antoine Acchiardo: one of the oldest restaurants in town, huge portions! La merenda Dante Chez gratta Castel Plage Carmela(oldest Italian resto) Besides beautiful beach, buzzing night life and tasty food it is also an amazing place for a day/half day trips! Enjoy your time the fullest 💫🌊❤️ #nice #france #shorttrip #europetrip #frenchriviera

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #food #sweettreat Indulge Yourself at La Tarte Tropézienne We wanted to try this Tropezienne Tarte and although it originates from St. Tropez, most of the French Riviera resorts have adopted it. If you’ve ever had a Victoria Sponge Cake it’s pretty much that with some sugar crystals sprinkled on top. Goes very well with your favourite hot beverage. Additionally we tried the triple chocolates mousse cake which, as a self prescribed chocoholic, I must say was divine. The Noisette and Raspberry cakes were equally good however, it didn’t match the triple chocolates cake.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #shopping Shop on Antibes Street and Meynadier Street Have a walk on this almost Oxford Street in London look-a-like shopping street. Here you will find all your favourite brands and more. During our visit, the streets were busy and all shops had outside pop-up stalls. For more local flavours, souvenirs and crafts try Meynadier Street. This street is really cute with colourful buildings, local shops and lots of tourists. Anything from pastry shops to clothing stores, you will see them all. Just wandeing around and enjoying the little streets of Cannes and visiting those cute souvenirs shop makes it worthwhile.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #ferry #island Take a Ferry to St. Marguerite Island This is one of the famous landmarks in the area. We didn’t have the time to go to the island but did see it from afar from the castle hill. This is where it took the Man in the Iron Mask 11 years to leave the tiny, forested St Marguerite Island. The mysterious individual was believed to be of noble blood, but his identity has never been proven. His cell can be visited in the Fort of St Marguerite, now renamed the Musée de la Mer (Museum of the Sea). This museum also houses discoveries from shipwrecks off the island, including Roman (1st century BC) and Saracen (10th century AD) ceramics.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #port #yachts Admire the Yachts at the Port of Cannes Port of Cannes is a modern and fully-equipped port that welcomes yachts to its marinas in the heart of the French Riviera. We really enjoyed walking by the port and admiring the beautiful yachts. We thought we will see a lot of big and expensive yachts in Monaco, however we felt there were more and nicer boats in Cannes, so definitely pay a visit to the port. The port is beautiful and the views towards the city and old town are great. The yachts are absolutely stunning 😍 Take your time to admire them and enjoy your time around the port.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes Walk the Red Carpet at Palace of Festivals By the title you guessed it. This is where the famous Cannes Film Festival happens and where all the movie stars come. The building itself looks modern yet slightly dated but definitely worth a photo. Here you will also see Casino Barriere Le Croisette. The building is situated by the Marina opening to a beautiful view towards the main boulevard and overseeing the old town in the background. There is a big statue of a camera nearby, so this might be a good photo opportunity 😀 Then you move on to explore the rest of Cannes

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes The Promenade de la Croisette is the waterfront avenue with palm trees. La Croisette is known for picturesque beaches, restaurants, cafés, boutiques and luxury hotels. Croisette beach Whilst you are on the promenade why not go on the Croisette beach and put your feet in the sand? Unlike Monaco and Nice, the beach here is really smooth almost like in Punta Cana. Really enjoyed walking around and enjoying the beautiful views. The sand is so fine and so nice to walk on. The water is clear but was rather cold in October. Overall a great experience alongside the promenade.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #market Pay a visit to the famous market Marché Forville where you can find fresh local produce and flowers. Make sure you visit before lunchtime as most of the market stalls disappear after lunch. Here they also sell fresh fish, seafood and oysters. The stands are beautifully presented with fresh produce and it is worth visiting even for 5 mins. You can see a lot of local people at the market as well. There are stands selling freshly squeezes juices and fruits, so you can easily refresh. Address: 6 Rue du Marché Forville, 06400 Cannes, France Opening hours: Monday Closed Tuesday 7:30am–1pm Wednesday 7:30am–1pm Thursday 7:30am–1pm Friday 7:30am–1pm Saturday 7:30am–1pm Sunday 7:30am–1pm

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes Visit Church of Our Lady of Hope Church of Our Lady of Hope (Église Notre-Dame-d’Espérance) is a hilltop Gothic-style stone church completed in the 1600s overseeing the bay area. You can enjoy some nice panoramic views of Cannes from there. The interior of the church has its own character and you can even find an old cemetery which dates back to the 16th century. Definitely a church worth visiting whilst in the city. What is also very impressive is the views from the church. You can see so many parts of Cannes from above, it is really beautiful and worth spending some time admiring the views.

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes This is pretty much the castle hill where the old Roman fort used to be. You could enter the castle tower which has been converted to a museum showcasing landscape art, musical instruments and ethnographical items. We didn’t enter the museum however, we did take some time to gaze at the wonderful views from the viewing point. Below the viewing point you will also see the Cannes sign visible from the whole bay area. Many tourists choose to take their photos with the sign as well. Overall it's worth going there to enjoy the beautiful views of Cannes from above. Would recommend 👌 Overall it's worth going there to enjoy the beautiful views of Cannes from above. Would recommend 👌

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes #oldtown Le Suquet is Cannes’ old town quarter and the original site of the city. The largest part of le Suquet is pedestrianised so you can enjoy the small shops, colourful buildings and narrow streets. There are lots of restaurants and cafes around, so just pick your spot and enjoy the atmosphere of the city. With its medieval buildings and a castle on top of the hill, it offers an incredible contrast to the glamor of the modern part of the city. Cannes itself isn’t a large city and so it may feel a day can be enough to explore this movie star city. Below we suggest a few things worth considering for your trip there.

#celebratewithtrip #france #cannes #frenchriviera #transport We travelled from Nice to Cannes by train. Trains are almost every half and hour and are very accessible. You can check times and prices here. Once you are in Cannes you will find that the train station is conveniently situated at the forefront of most touristic areas. Although there is public transport in the form of buses mostly, we found that for exploring this city you can simply walk around. You also have options of using the pink electric bus, tourist train or hop on hop off bus. They have this cute pink bus which is tiny and takes you around the city. We didn't feel we needed to use public transport but If you are not into walking or too much walking, then this might be a good choice 😉

#celebratewithtrip #france #frenchriviera #cannes Cannes pronounced /kæn, kɑːn/ is a city located on the well known French Riviera. It is a commune located in the Alpes-Maritimes department, and host city of the annual Cannes Film Festival, Midem, and Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Whilst it originally started as a Ligurian settlement in 2 B.C., it is unknown where the name Cannes comes from. Historians suspect it may have to do with the name “canna”, which is reed in English as the area may have been a swampland in the past. Nowadays Cannes is a city of just under 80 000 people and is an important cultural and economic hub in the South of France.

#celebratewithtrip #france #cannes #frenchriviera The famous city of Cannes on the French Riviera is a wonderful and fairly exquisite French resort which hosts multiple festivals including the famous Film Festival with its reputation extending worldwide. Although the glamour comes mostly from its association with the film industry, Cannes also has something to offer to tourists looking to explore its heritage and scenic landscapes. Read more below about what you could do in Cannes for a day when visiting the French Riviera. The city is known for its association with the rich and famous, its luxury hotels and restaurants, and for several conferences.

#celebratewithtrip #nice #france #hotel #frenchriviera Hotel Le Negresco is a landmark in Nice. It was named after Henri Negresco (né Alexandru Negrescu, 1868–1920), who had the palatial hotel constructed in 1912. He was educated and worked as a confectioner at the luxurious Casa Capșa in Bucharest, Romania, and left home at the age of 25. As director of the Municipal Casino in Nice, he had the idea to build a sumptuous hotel of quality that would attract the wealthiest of clients. Although soon after opening, the First World War broke out and so he never really saw his dream realised. Having said this, the hotel has been restored to what Henri Negresco envisaged. The hotel features a spectacular Baccarat 16,309-crystal chandelier in the Negresco’s Royal Lounge which was commissioned by Czar Nicholas II, who due to the October revolution, was unable to take delivery.