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Nice
Glamorous, hot and less than two hours away, Nice is a must-see location for any wanderer. We sent portrait and lifestyle photographer Clara Tuma to document the city in her own unique style, telling its story through a series of striking images
01/09/2020
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Looking down from Colline du Château on visitors gazing out over Nice’s Castel beach.
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Morning sunshine hits loungers at Le Méridien Hotel in Nice. Try it for yourself here
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Maison Auer Confiserie-Chocolaterie in the old town makes chocolates and candied fruits (its speciality) according to family recipes from the mid-19th century.
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Top row: palm trees line the Promenade des Anglais; Le Méridien Hotel.
Above: early evening on Ruhl Plage, just across the way from Le Méridien Hotel
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The Carrousel de la Coulée Verte sits calmly (for now) amongst trees in the Albert I Garden on the Promenade des Anglais.
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Lunch at Le Panier restaurant, tucked away behind the market in the old town and just a few steps from the sea. Today’s fish is loup de mer with crunchy green vegetables on a bed of fregola sarda.
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7:20am on Ruhl Plage. The sun is low and the parasols are still closed but the day beds are being given their mattresses and await the arrival of today’s sunbathers.
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Le Negresco hotel looks beautiful while also enjoying a discreet location away from the public beaches near the old town, all the while being right on Promenade des Anglais and across the street from the sea.
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The streets of Nice’s old town are full of terrasses, the outdoor spaces of restaurants and cafés. This area is every foodie’s dream destination; temptations are everywhere and constant.
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The Musée Masséna, on Promenade des Anglais next to Le Negresco, is a Belle époque villa dedicated to the history of Nice. The collection includes furniture, objects, paintings and posters.
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An elevated view of Nice from Colline du Château (castle hill).