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Promenade des Anglais – This is promendade
is the French version of Venice Beach, a long wide sidewalk along the beach.
It's great for a long walk, plenty of other families, kids rollerblading
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Parc Des Miniatures – To find out about the history
of the Cote d'Azur, go to the Parc Des Miniatures where you can see hundreds
of model buildings 3-6 feet high. Also, take a look at the Musee Des
Train Miniatures, an extensive model train layout. |
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Parc du Chateau (Chateau Park) – Parc du Chateau
is a wonderful big park, with sparkling views of the city, a waterfall,
cafe and a sizable playground. |
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Matisse Musem and Cimiez Park (Parc de Cimiez) –
Visit the Matisse Museum (Musee de Matisse). Matisse lived in Nice for nearly
40 years and the museum has stuff that was part of his own personal collection.
After you've been to the museum, run around in the Cimiez park, a
lovely spot with stone walls and shade from lots of old olive trees. |
