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| From the 1850s onward, Nice became a favoured winter destination for Russian aristocracy. The city's mild climate, proximity to the sea, and cosmopolitan society made it an attractive refuge. The Tsarinas in particular left a lasting architectural and religious legacy that remains visible in the cityscape today. | From the 1850s onward, Nice became a favoured winter destination for Russian aristocracy. The city's mild climate, proximity to the sea, and cosmopolitan society made it an attractive refuge. The Tsarinas in particular left a lasting architectural and religious legacy that remains visible in the cityscape today. | ||
| + | For a complete history of Russians in Nice see our comprehensive guide **[[russians_in_nice|Russians in Nice & la Côte d' | ||
| ===== 1. Église Saint-Nicolas et Sainte-Alexandra (Rue Longchamp) ===== | ===== 1. Église Saint-Nicolas et Sainte-Alexandra (Rue Longchamp) ===== | ||
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