There are many regions in France that claim to have their cuisine as the best going around in the country. However, there’s something mystical about Cote d’Azur and Provence that gives it an edge over others. The reason behind this could be the weather, as it is almost impossible to resist sitting outside a popular Provencal restaurant and not having the delicacies on offer there. Nice has quite a few local markets where shopping can be a real pleasure filled experience. Fine food lovers, for example, will certainly like Cours Saleya market in the city.
Nice offers a wonderful package for food lovers across the globe. In fact, the city can be explored during any part of the year and yet expect to taste some of the finest cuisines they can find in the whole of Europe. However, the month of August can sometimes be tricky as during this time most of the restaurants in the city are jam packed with people. It is also that time of the year when the notorious traffic of the city can be quite irritating for the visitors.
Nice is among the best connected cities in France. There are flights originating from Paris that can take you to Nice. Also, the railway network is excellent. You can take one of many trains that originate from the French capital to Nice, if you do not want to fly for some reasons. Nice car rental and accommodation facilities are possibly the best you can come across in France, possibly just behind Paris. Though the artificial beach installed recently in Paris might catch your fancy, nothing can be compared with the Promenade des Anglais and the natural beaches of the city.
Eating out on a beach can be a rich experience for many people visiting Nice. There are many ‘private’ beaches here that offer not just exquisite cuisine to its patrons but also the comfort of sunbeds and umbrellas. No doubt, all these features might not be cheap, but the pleasure of sipping rose wine and digging into some of the finest food will take some beating.
If you like Pasta and Pizzas then you will be delighted to be in Nice. There are countless shops across the city that sells these food items in different varieties. And to enjoy these delicacies you need to visit the Old Town at least once. There are obviously other varieties of food on offer across many restaurants in Nice that have a unique character to it. For people interested in exploring Nicoise specialties, there are many restaurants to try out.