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NICE TRAVEL INFORMATION - FRANCE

GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION

Located in Southern France on the Mediterranean coast, Nice is a privileged destination of the French Riviera. In the background rise the first peaks of the Alps.

ACCESS

BY AIR
The Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport is the second largest in France. 45 airlines make 82 direct connections to 27 countries worldwide and operate a large number of daily flights to and from 30 other French cities.
Air France is the official carrier of EUROGIN 2008 and offers special rates for participants of the congress. Further information on (http://www.airfrance.fr).
NICE FRENCH RIVIERA AIRPORT
06281 Nice cedex 3
Tel. switchboard : 0820 423 333
Fax : 33 (0)4 93 21 30 29
Flight information: 08 36 69 55 55
(00 33 4 898 898 28 from outside France)
Internet : www.nice.aeroport.fr

• LIGNE D'AZUR
10, avenue Félix-Faure - Nice
3, rue Massena - Nice
-Bus n° 23 : Airport /SNCF Rail station
Price : 1,30 Euros one way.
Departures from Terminal 1 every 30 minutes, between 6 am and 9pm.
-Ligne d'Azur" also proposes a "Nice by bus" tourist card which allows for unlimited travel on the city bus network for 1 to 7 days, and includes a free trip on the "Airport-Nice City" route.

• AUTO NICE TRANSPORT
Direct route "Airport-Nice" : Airport/city centre/bus station, via the Promenade des Anglais.
Price arround : 3,51 Euros (one way + including free transport for 1 hour on the city bus network).
Bus N° 99
Departures from Terminals 1 and 2, every 20 minutes, between 6am and 11.40 pm.
This service provides a connection between the airport and the city centre and stops at certain hotels on the Promenade des Anglais.

• CENTRAL TAXI RIVIERA
24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7
Tél. : 33 (0)4 93 13 78 78
Fax : 33 (0)4 93 13 78 79
Prices between 25 & 45 euros.

BY TRAIN

La SNCF (French National Railway Company) rail station "GARE THIERS" provides 11 regular connections from abroad and 20 daily connections with the largest cities in France. The T.G.V. (high-speed train) links Paris to Nice in 5 1/2 hours.
GARE SNCF (Main railway station)
Avenue Thiers, 06000 Nice - Information:
Tel. : 33 (0)4 92 14 81 32
Fax : 33 (0)4 92 14 80 20
Internet : www.sncf.fr

Possibility of reserving a rental vehicule for an arrival at Nice station.?
The T.G.V. (high speed train) links Paris to Nice in 5.25 hours.

MOVING IN THE CITY

• TRAM
A tram operates every 4 or 7 minutes, linking the city centre and seafront to the Acropolis Convention Centre in a few minutes.

• BUS
The public transport system is very dense and provides connections to all parts of the city.
- a new public transport network
- a single fare system for the 23 towns
- new and modified itineraries, new stops and modified timetables
For more information : www.lignedazur.com
RATES (information)
Tickets sold onboard busses :
- Ticket Voyage Solo : 1.30 Euros
- Ticket Multi + : 20.00 Euros (17 journeys : can be used simultaneously by several passengers)
- Pass 1 day : 4.00 Euros (unlimited travel for 1 day)
- Pass 7 jours : 15.00 Euros
(unlimited travel for 7 consecutive days)
Tickets sold in the various sales points :
- Ticket Multi : 10.00 Euros (10 journeys)
NOCTAMBUS SERVICE
Departures every 30 minutes from Station Jean-Claude Bermond, from 9.10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays (8.10 pm Sundays and Bank Holidays).
Departures every hour from 10.10 pm from Monday to Thursday.
Service until 01.10 am

ACCOMMODATION
Nice offers a large variety of hotel facilities. From the grand deluxe and international chain hotels in the city centre to small and charming hotels around the old city or up in the hills, from bold contemporary architecture to masterpieces of rococco, there is a huge choice!

Hotel classification depends on the standards of their amenities and their general upkeep :
4 star : first class luxury
3 star : very comfortable
2 star : standard comfort
1 star : basic amenities

For further information on accommodation, please contact:
TRADOTEL RIVIERA
14 Avenue Marianna
06000 Nice
Tel. +33 (0)4 93 53 00 10
Fax. +33 (0)4 93 53 00 39
Email : congres@tradotel-riviera.com

DISCOVERING NICE AND ITS REGION

MUSEUMS
CARTE MUSEES VILLE DE NICE.
This pass provides free admission to all the museums in Nice, except the National Marc-Chagall Museum and the Asian Arts Museum .
o 7-day museum pass
Single rate : 7 €
Points of sale : all museums in Nice (except the National Marc-Chagall Museum and the Asian Arts Museum)

• ASIAN ARTS MUSEUM
Designed by the Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, in the heart of Parc Phoenix, in a subtle architecture of glass and steel, this museum offers classical works and contemporary creations. The tea pavilion evokes the aestheticism of the Zen ceremony.
405, Promenade des Anglais - Arénas,
Tel. 33 (0) 4 92 29 37 00 - Fax 33 (0) 4 92 29 37 01
Internet : www.arts-asiatiques.com

• MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN ART
This original architecture (four grey marble towers linked by transparent walkways) and a major permanent collections tracing the history of the European and American avant-garde since the early sixties.
Promenade des Arts (two minutes from Acropolis Convention center)
Tel. 33 (0) 497 13 42 01 - Fax : 33 (0) 497 13 42 42
Internet : www.mamac-nice.org

• FINE ARTS MUSEUM
Permanent exhibition. In a beautiful private home built in 1876, vastes collections of paintings from the 17th (Italian in particular), 18th (Van Loo, Hubert Robert, Fragonard) and 19th (Romanticism, Realism, Orientalism, Symbolism and Impressionnism: Degas, Boudin, Dufy, Sisley, etc.) centuries. Major works by Chéret, Ziem and Van Dongen as well as sculptures by Carpeaux and Rodin. Temporary exhibitions
33, Avenue des Baumettes
Tel. 33 (0) 492 15 28 28 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 97 67 07
Internet : www.musee-beaux-arts-nice.org

• FRANCISCAN MUSEUM, CHURCH AND MONASTERY OF CIMIEZ?
An evocation of the life of Franciscan monks in Nice from the 13th to the 18th century, an illustration of the spiritual and social message of Saint Francis of Assisi through paintings, sculptures, engravings, illuminated manuscripts, frescoes, reconstructed chapel and monk's cell, prayer-books on parchment...
Place du Monastère
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 81 00 04
Admission free

• ANATOLE JAKOVSKY INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART
Inaugurated on 5 March 1982 in the former residence of the perfumer François Coty, this Museum owed its existence to the large donation by Anatole and Renée Jakovsky: 600 paintings, drawings, engravings and sculptures retracing the history worldwide of Naive Art from the 18th century to the present. Words by Bauchant, Bombois, Rimbert, Séraphine... Croatian, Haitian, Brazilian artists... completed by a rich State collection from the National Museum of Modern Art Centre Georges Pompidou.
Château Sainte-Hélène,
Avenue de Fabron
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 71 78 33 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 72 34 10

• MATISSE MUSEUM
This completely renovated 17th-century Genoan-style villa in the heart of the olive grove in the Gardens of Cimiez houses the personal collection of the great Fauvist painter who lived in Nice from 1917 until his death in 1954. Works from all periods of his life offer a comprehensive panorama: from the first paintings made in 1890 to the famous gouache cutouts, 236 drawings, 218 engravings and the complete presentation of the books illustrated by the artist. Temporary exhibitions
164 Avenue des Arènes de Cimiez
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 81 08 08 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 53 00 22
Internet : www.musee-matisse-nice.org

• MARC CHAGALL NATIONAL BIBLICAL MESSAGE MUSEUM
Biblical scenes illustrated in 17 large paintings, sculptures, stained glass windows, mosaics and tapestries, 205 preparatory sketches, 39 gouaches (1930), 105 engravings (1956) and 215 lithographs.
Avenue du Dr Ménard, corner of Boulevard de Cimiez
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 53 87 20- Fax : 33 (0) 493 53 87 39
Internet : www.musee-chagall.fr

• ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF NICE-CIMIEZ
Founded by Augustus in 14 BC, Cemenelum was, from the Ist to the 4th century, the capital of the Alpes Maritimae province. You can visit the amphitheatre, the public baths (3rd century AD), paved streets and the Palæochristian Episcopal Group (5th century AD). The Museum, inaugurated in January 1989, offers collections ranging from the Bronze and Iron Age (1,100 BC) to the Dark Ages: ceramics, glass, coins, jewellery, sculptures, tools...
160, Avenue des Arènes
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 81 59 57 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 81 08 00
internet : www.musee-archeologique-nice.org

• TERRA AMATA HUMAN PALEONTOLOGY MUSEUM
Reconstruction of a prehistoric (Acheulean) occupation site, plaster casts, documents on the site of an elephant hunters' camp in Nice 400,000 years ago.
25, Boulevard Carnot
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 55 59 93 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 89 91 31
Internet : www.musee-terra-amata.org

• PALAIS LASCARIS
Genoan-style Baroque palace built starting in 1648 by the Lascaris-Ventimiglia family. Very fine façade with balconies on consoles and pilasters decorated with capitals and garlands of flowers. A pharmacy (1738) is on display on the ground floor. A monumental staircase leads to the staterooms (17th and 18th century decoration and furniture). Heritage Centre for activites around the preservation of the heritage of Nice.
15, Rue Droite
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 62 72 40 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 92 04 19

• VILLA ARSON
Splendid 18th-century villa, perfectly surrounded by contemporary architecture of concrete and pebbles. This privileged site covers 20,000 m_ of terraces and gardens housing the National Art School and a Contemporary Art Centre and residence for artists.
20, Avenue Stephen Liégeard,
Tel. 33 (0) 4 92 07 73 80
Website: www.archive.villa-arson.org

• THEATRE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE ET DE L'IMAGE
The "Théâtre de la Photographie et de l'Image" in the heart of Nice in the building which formerly housed the "Théâtre de l'Artistique", has maintained its charm and elegance of the Belle Epoque period. Its mission is to collect photographs of Nice and its region by researching ancient documents but also sending photographers to "report" on the city's human, urban, historic and industrial heritage. 27, boulevard Dubouchage
Tel. 33 (0) 4 93 80 11 00 - Fax : 33 (0) 492 04 99 80

• MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Collection : a million objects in every area of the natural sciences.
60, bd Risso
Tel: 33 (0) 497 13 46 80 - Fax : 33 (0) 493 55 81 96
Internet : www.mhnnice.org

MONUMENTS AND CHURCHES

• Old Town
Whilst wandering through the old town, take a look at the "ogival arches" above some of the shops, dating back to medieval times. They have been carefully restored, especially in the Rue du Pont Vieux and Rue de la Préfecture. You can also see many examples of stone lintels on the facades of private houses.

- PLACE ROSSETTI. In front of the Cathedral Sainte-Réparate, in the heart of old Nice, this square is one of the liveliest parts of town with its restaurant terraces and ice-cream parlours.

- CATHEDRAL SAINTE-RÉPARATE (Place Rossetti) Built in the 17th century in honour of the young martyr Saint Réparate, patron saint of Nice. The bell-tower dates back to the 18th century. Note the elegance of the gateway and, inside, the high-altar and marble choir stall balustrade.

- PALAIS de JUSTICE (Place du Palais) Law courts built in neo-classical style at the end of the last century. The courthouse annex occupies Caserne Rusca, former barracks accross the square. A pleasant pedestrian area separates the two buildings.

- PALAIS de la PRÉFECTURE (Rue de la Préfecture); Formerly the "Palais Royal", built at the begininng of the 17th century to accomodate the Governors and Princes of Savoy when they came to stay in Nice. After Nice was reunified with the rest of France in 1860, the building became the headquarters of the "Préfecture des Alpes-Maritimes". Since the inauguration of the new administrative centre to the west of Nice, it has been home to the President of the General Council and the Prefect of the Alpes-Maritimes. At n° 18 rue de la Préfecture, there is a very fine house dating back to the 16th century.

- OPERA (Rue Saint-François de Paule) Today's Opera House was built on the site of the former municipal theatre, destroyed by fire in 1881. Inaugurated in 1885, it is a typical example of Second Empire architecture.

- COURS SALEYA Every morning (except Mondays which are reserved for the antiques market) you will find the fruit and vegetable market and, throughout the day, the famous flower market. The numerous restaurants and boutiques add an extra touch of liveliness.

- HÔTEL de VILLE (TOWN HALL) (5 Rue de l'Hôtel de Ville) Built in 1730, this building was successively used as a diocesan seminary, hospital and barracks. Since 1860, it has played host to the City Hall.

- MAIRIE ANNEXE (Rue de la Terrasse) In this building, dating back to 1730, there is a very fine interior staircase decorated with elegant plasterstone. The city of Nice since acquired the building which is used by various municipal services.

- MAISON d'ADAM et EVE (HOUSE of ADAM and EVE) (Rue de la Poissonnerie - Angle Cours Saleya) The only remaining example of painted houses that once brightened up the old town. Bas-reliefs executed in cameo tones in 1584 adorn the facade.

- L'ÉGLISE SAINT-GIAUME (1 Rue de la Poissonnerie) Widely known as the Church of Sainte Rita, patron saint of hopeless causes, it was rebuilt in the 17th century and dedicated to Saint-Jacques ("Saint Giaume" in niçois dialect).

- ANCIEN SÉNAT and CHAPELLE des PÉNITENTS ROUGES (Rue Jules Gilly) In 1614, the "Sénat" was the equivalent of today's Appeal Courts. Religious services took place in the adjoining Chapelle du Saint Suaire which belonged to the red penitents, and where the senators reserved galleries for their own private use.

- PONCHETTES Situated between the Cours Saleya and the sea, this row of buildings features two vaulted 19th century rooms which have been converted into art galleries.

- ÉGLISE SAINT-MARTIN SAINT-AUGUSTIN (Place Saint-Augustin) One of the first parish churches, containing a very moving "Pietà" attributed to Louis Bréa (15th century)

- PLACE SAINT-FRANÇOIS The north-eastern corner of this square dates back to the 16th century. In the last century it was the terminus for "courrieras"

- ANCIEN HÔTEL de VILLE (Place Saint-François) Formerly the city-hall, this communal palace was built in the 16th century and now accomodates the employment exchange.

- PLACE GARIBALDI Elegant 18th century square which was the first extension of the old town towards the new

- ÉGLISE du GESÙ SAINT-JACQUES LE MAJEUR (rue Droite) Built in the 17th century by the Fathers of the "Compagnie de Jésus", this church is a remarkable example of baroque decoration.

- COLLINE du CHÂTEAU (CASTLE HILL) Only a few sections of wall remain of the ancient castle: but from this flower-filled park up on the hill, there is a unique view of Nice and the surrounding area, an artificial waterfall, and the ruins of the former cathedral dating back to the 11th century.

- TOUR BELLANDA (Parc du château, escalier Lesage) Built in 1830 with its back to the castle hill, the Bellanda Tower is home to Nice's Naval Museum.

• Nice City Centre

- ANGLICAN CHURCH (11, rue de la Buffa) The Anglican church has been a part of the history of Nice since 1820, when the cemetery first opened. The church itself was built in 1860, at the time Nice became French, in the 19th-century Neogothic style. The interior is particularly lovely (open all day, every day of the week).

- PLACE MASSÉNA The heart of the city! On the northern side, elagant buildings in a rich red colour, to the East, a perspective towards Tuscany style hillsides.

- JARDIN ALBERT 1ER Built over two seperate periods towards the end of the last century when the river Paillon was covered over, these public gardens now extend beyond Place Masséna. A vast area for leisurely walks and relaxation, with a bandstand and concert arena. On the central lawn an immense and audacious sculpture cannot go unnoticed: "l'Arc" by Bernard Venet.

- PROMENADE des ANGLAIS To which Nice owes its fame and glory! This superb sea-front boulevard, always decked with flowers, follows the curve of the "Baie des Anges" and was originally a path just two metres wide ! It was an Englishman, the Reverend Lewis Way, who had it built at his own expense in 1820. The locals immediately named it the "Chemin des Anglais" (Street of the English). In its final form, two lanes of traffic separated by flower-beds and palm-trees, the "Prom" was inaugurated in 1931 by the Duke of Connaught (son of Queen Victoria)

- CROIX de MARBRE (Rue de France) Erected in 1568 to celebrate the meeting between Pope Paul III, Charles V and François I. Opposite the Cross, the "Return from Egypt" column commemorates visits by Pope Pie VII.

- BASILIQUE NOTRE-DAME (Avenue J. Médecin) 1864-68. The largest church in Nice is the oldest of the modern religious structures erected in the heart of the new town after the Comté de Nice became part of France (architecture : C. Lenormand). The side aisles extend along the nave to form a deambulatory with radical chapels. Late 19th century stained-glass windows by C. Champigneulle. PARKS AND GARDENS

• Arround the Port

- PLACE ÎLE de BEAUTÉ Opening on to the port, this square features a row of neo-classical houses on either side of the harbour church.

- NOTRE-DAME DU PORT (known as the Immaculate Conception church) A place of veneration for sea-farers who leave Nice with the blessing of Notre-Dame du Port : a statue of the Virgin Mary stands obver the porch.

- MONUMENT aux MORTS (Place Guynemer) A colossal edifice commemorating the 4000 inhabitants of Nice who died during the Great War. On the flank of the castle hill it is adorned by Alfred Janniot's high-reliefs.

IN NICE
- ÉGLISE RUSSE (Russian Church) (Boulevard du Tzarevitch) Inaugurated in 1912, the cathédrale Saint Nicolas presents a superb harmony of pink bricks, light grey marble and brightly coloured ceramic. Crowned by six "onion-shaped" domes, it contains superb treasures : icons, woodwork and frescoes.

- ÉGLISE et le MONASTÈRE FRANCISCAIN de CIMIEZ Both the church and the monastery have been used by the Franciscan monks since the 16th century. Inside, three masterpieces by Louis Bréa, a primitive painter born in Nice, and a monumental altar-piece in carved wood decorated with gold leaf. In the 16th century cloister, a display of 17th century engravings. Open from 8.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 2.30 to 6.30 pm.

- PLACE du MONASTÈRE de CIMIEZ The cross is a copy of the original, which dates back to 1477 and is kept in the church. It stands 5.8 m high, carved with fine figures including the seraph seen by Saint Francis of Assisi in a vision.

- CIMETIÈRE du MONASTÈRE de CIMIEZ Raoul Dufy, Roger Martin du Gard and Henri Matisse are buried here : the different tombstones are also a source of fascination for many a visitor.

- FORT du MONT ALBAN Built on a hill 222 m high, this massive 16th century fortress boasts bastions, watchtowers and exceptional panoramic views stretching from Italy (Bordighera headland), Cap d'Ail, St-Jean Cap Ferrat, and the Baie des Anges, to the Garoupe Beach on the Cap d'Antibes… Some even say that on a fine day you can see as far as Corsica!

- ÉGLISE SAINTE-JEANNE d'ARC
(11 rue Grammont) Remarkable modern construction of white-painted concrete designed by the architect Jacques Droz. A 65 m bell tower comprised of twisting flames, plus three raised domes and a ellipsoid porch form a fine ensemble that is well worth the detour. This part of town plays host each morning (except Mondays) to the picturesque market "Marché de la Libération" (top of avenue Malausséna and boulevard Joseph Garnier).

• PARKS AND GARDENS

In the City centre

JARDIN ALBERT 1ER
Nice's oldest garden comprises, together with the Esplanade du Paillon, Square Leclerc and Promenade du Paillon, an oasis of greenery stretching over 2km from the seafront towards the hills.

JARDINS SUSPENDUS du PAILLON
In the 6th century BC, the gardens of Babylone were a source of delight for King Nabuchadnezzar! In Nice, the idea was taken up in the Corvesy and Place Mozart gardens and for the 12,300 sq m of the Promenade du Paillon. The lower part features azaleas, camelias and rhododendrons, higher up, there are parasol pines and Phoenix palms overhanging Mexican, tropical and Asiatic Gardens.

ESPLANADE du PAILLON ou ESPACE MASSÉNA
Fountains mingle with the play of light in this restful and flowery esplanade between the Old Town and the centre. A magnificent perspective : a forum, a central lake of 1,500 sq m and a gently undulating area to the east comprise the main features.

CASTLE HILL PARK
The site of the original city, the Castle - in spite of its reputedly impregnable citadel - was entirely demolished by the troops of French King Louis XVI in 1706..
One can play at getting lost for pleasure in this maze of greenery, where, in summer, one particularly appreciates the coolness of the fountain and shrubs. Lift to the top of the hill : Tel. 33 (0)4 93 85 62 33.

Cimiez Quarter
MONASTERY GARDEN Peace and harmony reign in the Monastery Gardens. In the spring, the ancient pergolas are covered with climbing roses and masses of flowers perfume the air. ? ??
GARDEN OF THE AMPHITHEATRE OF CIMIEZ?The backdrop for many of Nice's traditional fêtes. It's a pleasant experience to hear the fifes and drums in the middle of this lovely olive-grove.

East of the City
CASTEL des DEUX ROIS RECREATIONAL PARK An amusement park for both young and old : little train, mini-golf, giant chess-board, wooden huts ...It is also a treasure-trove of discoveries for lovers of botany.

PARC FORESTIER du MONT-BORON With 142 acres planted with Aleppo pines in 1866, 11km of marketed pathways, its rare species of flowers (wild orchids, lentiscus, miniature carnations...), the forest park of Mont Boron is a favourite haunt of joggers, botany fans and casual strollers, who come to admire the magnificent view of St. Jean Cap Ferrat to the east and the Baie des Anges to the west.

PARC VIGIER Located near the Port, this Mediterranean garden opens onto the sea.

CAP DE NICE From Parc Vigier, take Blvd Franck Pilatte to Jardin Félix Rainaud (view on the sea and cap Ferrat). From there, you can follow the trail along te coast for a short walk or return to the Mont Boron by climbing the steps built on the hillside.

The VINAIGRIER TRAIL This 2-km long trail runs along the slope of a verdant hill, connecting Col de Villefranche and the Grande Corniche and offers a panoramic view over the city and hills.
North of the City

Le PARC CHAMBRUN Situated in the residential area of St. Maurice to the north of Nice, surrounded by streets whose names recall great 19th century poets, the Parc Chambrun is greatly appreciated for its tranquility and its "temple of love", a small masterpiece of romantic architecture.

West of the City
PHOENIX FLORAL PARK
405 Promenade des Anglais - 06364 Nice cedex 4
Tel : 33 (0) 492 29 77 00 Fax : 33 (0) 492 29 77 01
To the west of Nice, the city's floral park is entirely devoted to nature and the close ties man must maintain with it. It has the world's largest glass-house and offers fabulous opportunities for discovery (7 hectares) for young and old.

BOTANICAL GARDEN
78 avenue de la Corniche Fleurie - 06200 Nice.
Tel : 33 (0) 492 29 41 80 Fax : 33 (0) 492 29 41 82
Admission free -Guided tour for groups (33 (0) 493 71 07 44
Classic collections of Mediterranean flora (genista, cistes, etc) and a conservatory.

MARKETS

MARCHÉ AUX FLEURS - FLOWER MARKET
Cours Saleya, every day except Monday
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday : 6 am - 5.30 pm
Wednesday and Saturday: 6 am - 6.30 pm
Sunday and holidays : 6 am - 1.30 pm

Founded in 1897, the flower market is one of the most picturesque and exceptional markets in France. Today, there are about a hundred stalls of green plants, bouquets an cut flowers. You can also sample local specialities : socca, pissaladière, courgette blossom fritters, etc . Against the backdrop of the Castle Hill, this colourful show is one of the old town's major tourist attractions, a must on any tour.

MARCHÉ À LA BROCANTE - FLEA MARKET
Cours Saleya
Every Monday 7.30 pm - 6 pm
except days preceding official holidays.

PUCES de NICE - FLEA MARKET ON THE PORT
Place Robilante
Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.

ANTIQUES

GALERIE des ANTIQUAIRES
7, Promenade des Anglais,
Tél. 33 (0) 493 88 10 50

La FARFOUILLETTE
8, chemin de la Lauvette
Tél. 33 (0) 493 54 36 74

VILLAGE SÉGURANE (Port)
rue A. Gautier, rue C. Ségurane,
rue E. Philibert, rue de Foresta,
from 10 - 12 am and 3 - 6.30 pm, except Sunday.