As summer approaches, a major American travel magazine confirms once again that the Cote d’Azur remains as beautiful as ever.
The results of this little trip to the French Riviera were released on August 3 Travel + leisure.
According to journalist Chrissie McClatchie, the Australian editor based in Villefranche-sur-Mer, Nice has become “Cooler” Like Cannes and Monaco, it has long been popular with tourists from across the Atlantic, especially because of its numerous luxury hotels.
When talking about accommodation, she first mentioned the opening of the hotel.Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel In 2023, the brand will open its first address in France, which it believes will boost the hospitality industry.
Another star of this article, The Abbey Hotelopened in June. This former 17th-century monastery in Old Nice has 88 rooms “Provide Roman baths”, wrote a praise article. The latest hotel that opened recently is Mom ShelterWHO “It attracts younger visitors with its bright decor and a rooftop that includes a pool and bar.”
Regarding the future of hotel services in Nice, the reporter mentioned Alba-Victoria Buildingis a 132-room hotel that will open at the end of September on the Carré d’Or.
Nice restaurants…and sporting events
Obviously, the journalist did not forget to mention the food in Nice, especially the cuisine in Nice. ChanteclerStar restaurants Negrescowith chef Virginie Basselot at the helm.
Another great classic food What Travel + Leisure worship, carbonTo Davia, “Family Bistro Since 1953”wait snack, “It has 20 seats and continues to offer traditional specialities such as stuffed sardines and tomato pie”.
Dining room agate, The restaurant, which received its first Michelin Guide star less than a year after opening, also attracted much attention. “Chefs Florencia Montes and Lorenzo Ragnir, trained by Mauro Colagreco at Mirazur in Menton, offer creative cuisine.”
Finally, Nice’s appeal in the summer of 2024 also lies in the sporting events that the city hosts. “Nice’s geographical location between the sea and the mountains attracts more and more sports fans. This summer, the city hosted the final stage of the Tour de France for the first time outside of Paris and several football matches during the Olympic Games”, Chrissy McClatchy writes.
The latter even promoted the Nice brand in the text Bicycle Cafe, La Boulisterie, located in the port, whose French pétanque and its famous slogan “Pastis Pétanque” are now exported from Saint-Laurent-du-Var to California.
