Comments on: Is Nice, France part of the French Riviera? http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/ Only the best properties available on the French Riviera Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:32:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 hourly 1 By: Vista http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Vista Sun, 02 Jul 2006 14:57:13 +0000 http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/#comment-23 Nice is like the capital of the French Riviera. It is the most popular city of the FR, right with the smaller St. Tropez. Nice is like the capital of the French Riviera. It is the most popular city of the FR, right with the smaller St. Tropez.

]]> By: Millie http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/comment-page-1/#comment-22 Millie Sun, 02 Jul 2006 00:48:28 +0000 http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/#comment-22 Yes it is on the French riviera and no, it's definitely not one of the prettiest cities there. I tend to agree with the first answer. I had kept fond childhood memories of Nice from where we used to take the ferry to Corsica in the summer and I went back in the winter of 2003 and was extremely disappointed. I found it dirty, the people are extremely cold and everything is way overpriced (it's gotta be the most expensive city in France judging from the prices I saw in cafés!). And the originally beautiful landscapes inland are getting spoiled by construction, there were cranes everywhere on the surrounding hills. Nice has some interesting sites to visit though but I wouldn't make it a vacation destination, just a day trip would be enough. As mentioned above, smaller towns and villages on the riviera are much cuter. Yes it is on the French riviera and no, it’s definitely not one of the prettiest cities there.

I tend to agree with the first answer. I had kept fond childhood memories of Nice from where we used to take the ferry to Corsica in the summer and I went back in the winter of 2003 and was extremely disappointed. I found it dirty, the people are extremely cold and everything is way overpriced (it’s gotta be the most expensive city in France judging from the prices I saw in cafés!). And the originally beautiful landscapes inland are getting spoiled by construction, there were cranes everywhere on the surrounding hills.

Nice has some interesting sites to visit though but I wouldn’t make it a vacation destination, just a day trip would be enough. As mentioned above, smaller towns and villages on the riviera are much cuter.

]]> By: madonna_toller http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/comment-page-1/#comment-21 madonna_toller Thu, 29 Jun 2006 16:17:23 +0000 http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/#comment-21 Yes, Nice is on the french riviera but I'd rather visit St. Tropez! Much more charming... Yes, Nice is on the french riviera but I’d rather visit St. Tropez! Much more charming…

]]> By: Otakuskater http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Otakuskater Tue, 27 Jun 2006 23:54:39 +0000 http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/#comment-20 hope this helps hope this helps

]]> By: Sphinxter http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Sphinxter Mon, 26 Jun 2006 16:41:18 +0000 http://www.agence-riviera.com/is-nice-france-part-of-the-french-riviera/#comment-19 Yes... It is the "gateway" of sorts. Nice is a bit dirty and run-down, but the scenery is beautiful. Tip: The best restaurants are often away from the touristy areas. Yes… It is the “gateway” of sorts. Nice is a bit dirty and run-down, but the scenery is beautiful. Tip: The best restaurants are often away from the touristy areas.

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