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 ===== Art and Culture of Nice =====
+Nice stands among the great art cities of Europe. With the second highest concentration of museums in France after Paris, a Mediterranean light that has enchanted painters for two centuries, and one of the most radical and original avant-garde movements of the twentieth century, the city has shaped, and been shaped by, an extraordinary artistic life.
-[[Art and Culture of Nice]]
+See our detailed guide to [[Art and Culture of Nice]].
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   * [[Celebrities of Nice|Celebrities of Nice and the Côte d'Azur]]: Perhaps no other area in the world hosts as many celebrities as Nice and the Cote d'Azur.
+  * [[americans_in_nice|Americans in Nice]], past and present. Americans did not simply discover the French Riviera — in a very real sense, they invented the summer season on the Côte d'Azur. Discover the influence and presence of Americans in Nice.
   * [[Russians_in_Nice|Russians of Nice]]: the coast of Nice has drawn thousands of Russians for many years. Here is their story.
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   * [[https://youtu.be/37bvmjJB9sI?feature=shared|Intro to Nice & the Côte d'Azur for English speakers]], video
   * [[https://youtu.be/thzAFPh6N1E?feature=shared|Excitement of Things to Do in Nice]], video
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 ===== Walking in Nice =====
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 See our guide to [[Walking in Nice]]
-==== Promenade des Anglais ====
+===== Promenade des Anglais =====
 [[paris_yank:go:nice:promenade_des_anglais|Promenade des Anglais]] is an iconic seaside promenade stretching 7 kilometers along the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels). It is perfect for a leisurely stroll, cycling, or simply enjoying the views of the turquoise sea.
-==== Vieille Ville (Old Town) ====
+===== Vieille Ville (Old Town) =====
 A charming maze of narrow streets, colorful buildings, and bustling squares. More details: [[vielle_ville_de_nice|Nice Vieille Ville]]. Highlights include:
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   * **Colline du Château (Castle Hill)**: Although the castle itself no longer exists, this hill offers panoramic views of Nice, the sea, and the Alps — a great spot for a picnic or a peaceful escape from the city.
-==== Orthodox Russian Churches in Nice ====
+===== Orthodox Russian Churches in Nice =====
 [[Three Russian Orthodox Churches]] or places of worship in Nice — a church, a chapel, and a cathedral — are each linked to a successive generation of Tsarinas and together trace the arc of the Russian imperial presence in the city.
-==== Place Masséna ====
+===== Place Masséna =====
 [[Place Massena]] is the main square of Nice, featuring striking red buildings, fountains, and modern art installations.
-==== Equestrian ====
+===== Equestrian =====
 Equestrian activities in the Côte d'Azur offer diverse experiences ranging from beach rides along the Mediterranean coast to mountain treks through the Massif des Maures and the Estérel range.  Beginners can enjoy guided forest trails and pony rides for children as young as 4 years old, while experienced riders can undertake multi-day treks in the Mercantour or Camargue regions.
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 See our guide to [[Equestrian activities in the Côte d'Azur]]
-==== Nice Port (Port Lympia) ====
+===== Nice Port (Port Lympia) =====
 A picturesque harbor lined with colorful boats and waterside restaurants.
-==== Beaches ====
+===== Beaches =====
 Nice is famous for its pebbly beaches. Public and private beach options are available along the [[Promenade des Anglais]]. Popular spots include Plage Beau Rivage and Plage Opéra. Beach clubs typically offer loungers and parasols for a fee.
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 Dedicated to the works of Chagall, particularly his biblical-themed paintings.
 [[https://youtu.be/uQ1Uh6Zr9zI?feature=shared|Marc Chagall National Museum]], video
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 ===== Events =====
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 ===== Itineraries =====
-[[itineraries_for_nice]]
+[[itineraries_for_nice|Itineries for a visit to Nice]]
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   * [[Salade Niçoise]]: A refreshing salad with tuna, olives, eggs, and vegetables.
   * [[Socca]]: A savory chickpea pancake, often sold at street markets.
+  * [[Pizza in Nice]]: Nice, France, is renowned for hosting some of the best pizza in France, particularly authentic Neapolitan styles that feature thin, soft, and airy dough, fresh tomato sauce, and high-quality mozzarella.  The city's pizzerias are celebrated for using wood-fired ovens, sourcing ingredients locally or directly from Italy, and offering creative, seasonal menus
   * [[ratatouille|Ratatouille Niçoise]]: A vegetable stew made with zucchini, eggplant, and tomatoes.
   * [[Pissaladière]]: A tart topped with caramelized onions, anchovies, and olives.
   * [[wines_and_beverages_of_southern_france|Wines & Beverages of Southern France]]: Pair your meal with wines from nearby Provence.
+:!: See our [[Guide of Cuisine Niçoise]]
 ===== The Restaurant Scene =====
 Nice is renowned for its vibrant and innovative restaurants — from Michelin-mentioned wine bars to internationally recognized, Michelin-starred establishments. Mediterranean cuisine predominates, but unique restaurants draw Hollywood stars and locals alike.
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   * [[https://youtu.be/wytZ8HPwc0Q?feature=shared|Nice Street Food Tour]], video
-==== Rooftop Bars ====
+===== Rooftop Bars =====
   * [[nice_rooftop_bars|Rooftop Bars]] this site
   * [[https://youtu.be/Pmt-sGt22Jw?si=BT6BxJFSjPTZK1Dx|Ten Rooftop Bars]], new video blog by [[https://www.youtube.com/@rivierago| Riviera Go!]]
   * [[https://www.youtube.com/@rivierago|Best Rooftop Bars in Nice]] — one of the finest video blogs covering Nice: [[https://www.youtube.com/@rivierago| Riviera Go!]]
+===== Coffee in Nice =====
+Nice has developed one of the most vibrant specialty coffee scenes on the French Riviera. Once dominated by the traditional Italian-style espresso that crossed the border with //Piedmontese settlers// — strong, short, and taken standing at a zinc counter — the city now hosts a constellation of third-wave coffee shops run by passionate baristas who source single-origin beans, roast in-house, and pour with genuine craft. For more, see our [[Guide to Coffee in Nice]].
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