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Festival Des Jardins Match Italy / Uruguay March 11Th and 12Th from April 1St to May 1St June 7Th Press release ESTIVAL 2017 A summer in... ... Nice Valerietslr Nice Convention and Visitors Bureau Press DEPARTMENT Tél. +33 (0) 4 92 14 46 14 Tel. +33 (0)4 92 14 46 10 nicetourisme.com Tel. +33 (0)4 92 14 46 15 meet-in-nice.com [email protected] nicecarnaval.com The Nice Tourism and Convention Bureau is making your stay easier: The French Riviera Pass, see more, spend less! Like the big European capital cities, the French Riviera Pass allows you to optimize your stay in Nice and in the New partners French Riviera. This pass includes unlimited use of the 2016 / 2017 Nice, The Open Tour tourist bus, access to many sights NICE : and museums in Nice and on the Riviera, guided tours and - Nice Car many advantages in shops, restaurants, leisure activities... - Russian Orthodoxe Cathedral from Nice to Monaco (Antibes, Biot, Eze...). - Crypte Archéologique Easy access and real savings for users are the strengths - National Museum of Sport & Stade of the Pass. It also provides access to urban transport Allianz Riviera (optional). For extra ease, the pass is available in a - Trans Côte d’Azur (boat trips) contactless version. - My Nice Excursion - Le Poséidon (water trolls, 3 FRP are available: snorkeling) 24 hrs for 26 €, 48 hrs for 38 € et 72 hrs for 56 €. BIOT : - National Museum Fernand Léger EZE : - Parfums Gallimard You are traveling alone or with your family: CAP-D’AIL : Reckon your savings directly on - Villa les Camélias LA TURBIE : frenchrivierapass.com - Trophée d’Auguste And on nicetourisme.com, discover our themes stay offers Paris-Nice Challenge Festival des Jardins Match Italy / Uruguay March 11th and 12th from April 1st to May 1st June 7th 2 NICE GREETERS Want to explore Nice through new eyes? Take a walk with a Greeter. “Greeters” are people who love their hometown and wish to help others discover it according to their tastes and points of view. This free service is based on volunteer work. The “Greeters” each have their own original vision of the city and a strong desire to share it. The theme of the tour —shopping, markets, neighbourhoods, gastronomy...— is less important than the human contact and dialogue, which are the essential aim of such meetings (duration of the tour: approx. 2 hours). To take advantage of this offer, visitors can make a reservation 7 days beforehand for a discovery tour with a “Greeter” selected according to availability, language and chosen theme (online reservations only). Learn more: nice-greeters.com Guided tour of Old Nice Saturday morning A stroll through the narrow streets of the Old Town to discover its history, curiosities, baroque churches and colourful markets: general presentation from Ancient Greek times to the present, with special emphasis on the Baroque and Belle-Époque periods. This fascinating itinerary is punctuated with anecdotes highlighting past events and people. Nice CVB and Heritage Center visits: nicetourisme.com/visites-decouverte-de-nice and nice.fr For more information, drop into our visitors bureau From June 1st to September 30th 5 Promenade des Anglais Parvis Gare SNCF Every day from 9 h to 19 h Get your French Riviera Pass, posters, mugs and other Carnival goodies from our Stores... Promenade du Paillon Every day from 10 h to 20 h Contact Nice’s visitors bureau for all your hotel bookings, weekly rentals Contact or help organising tours and day Tel : +33 (0) 4 92 14 46 14 trips. [email protected] 3 The Nice CVB is making your stay easier: A destination with something for everyone Nice with your family Cuisine nissarde The label «Famille +» lists specific quality offers The «Cuisine Nissarde» label is awarded to targeting this clientele. It is supported by educational eateries that strive to highlight local Nice cuisine brochures, colouring books, sets of cards and a through their respect for authentic recipes, the quality guide (in French and English) available from the of the produce and raw materials they use, the high Convention & Visitors Bureau and its site: standard of service and information provided to their en.nicetourisme.com/family-friendly-nice clients as well as compliance with health and safety regulations. The list of certified establishments is available on the website: en.nicetourisme.com/nice-s-cuisine Nice, a natural iridescence Nice accessible Nice is the first French city to obtain the label «Nice, The «Accessible Nice» guide makes holidays for irisée naturellement», along with the international visitors with reduced mobility that little bit easier by Gay Comfort label created by Travel Out Now granted providing a selection of accessible sites as well as by IGLTA (International Gay and Lesbian Travel information on medical and practical services that Association). Guide available from the Convention & are essential to a hassle-free holiday. The guide is Visitors Bureau and its site: available from the Tourism and Convention Bureau en.nicetourisme.com/gay-friendly-nice as well as online at: en.nicetourisme.com/accessible-nice And also: «Ville Vélotouristique» The label «Ville Vélotouristique» has been ob- tained thanks to the city’s vast network of cycling trails and facilities. Labels are awarded based on a selection A braille document is also available in our visitors system and regular in-house checks. bureau. 4 AGENDA 1st Gardens Festival of Côte d’Azur from April 1st to May 1st «Awakening of the Senses» will be the theme of this first edition. See you in Nice, on April 1st at 13 h 30 for the Festival inauguration... The IN Festival consists of a competition of garden design in pop-up gardens of 200 m². In Nice, at Jardin Albert 1er on the Promenade du Paillon, candidate gardens will be «Palace Paradis» by the In Nice Jardin Albert 1er - Promenade du Paillon workshop Takt, a metaphor of the vegetation awakening in spring, Accessible PRM and «Mounta cala» by Scape Design, ode to Nice between sea and mountains. By their side, a vast ephemeral garden of 800 m² not competing Garden on the French Riviera... that will develop 4 themes : tranquillity, surprise, joy and mystery. A source of plants from all over the Around, workshops and other animations... world, all varieties have taken root here, The OFF Festival will be an opportunity to discover the luxuriant redesigning the landscape, and even and remarkable vegetal heritage of the department. In Nice, the Villa becoming, for some, the visual identity Arson, the gardens of Arènes, at Cimiez, the Museum of Asian Arts of the Côte d’Azur. Thus, the creation of this festival has become obvious. and so many other places will welcome conferences, projections, visits or workshops like at the Maison de l’Agriculture, in certain The IN Festival consists of a competition hotels, blind test at the Florian sweet making, guided tours by bike of garden design in pop-up gardens of 200 or train... m², installed in town centres in the most beautiful sites in the departement: Cannes : Jardin de la Villa Rothschild The Garden Festival of Côte d’Azur has for sponsor, Julie Depardieu. Menton : Jardin Biovès Jean Mus is the spokesperson of the selection comity for this first Grasse : Esplanade Honoré Cresp edition. Antibes : Pinède Gould à Juan-les-Pins On the programme in the department : more than 200 animations, Learn + on the department : festivaldesjardins.departement06.fr Learn + in Nice : festivaldesjardins.departement06.fr/le-in-concours-de-jardins-ephemeres/3-15163.html 5 ART & CULTURE Biennale « Les École(s) de Nice » from June 24 to October 15 Nuit Européenne des musées After the seasons « Nice 2013. Un été pour May 20 and 21 Matisse » and « Nice 2015. Promenade(S) des Anglais », the City of Nice suggests a On the occasion of the «European Night of news summer event « Nice 2017. Ecole(S) de Museums 2017», the City of Nice opens its Nice » that will join together four exceptionnal museums and galleries for free to the general exhibitions in four emblematic places for art public and offers nocturnal visits with an original in our city: the MAMAC, the Masséna Museum, approach. A unique Saturday night that allows to the Galerie des Ponchettes, and the Chantier discover museums differently. 109. Learn + : These exhibitions will bring together all the nuitdesmusees.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/ collections of city’s museums, with numerous national and international loans. Learn + : nice.fr Chagall’s sculptures from May 27 to august 28 Other exhibitions Throughout his life, the inventive genius of Marc Chagall (1887-1985) led him to confront Villa Arson - villa-arson.org various artistic techniques: drawing, painting, Go Canny ! Poétique du sabotage 10/02 - 30/04 engraving, ceramics, mosaic, stained glass, La Doublure 10/02 - 30/04 tapestry ... This wide range counts also an area Point Quartz * Flowers of Kent 04/06 - 17/09 still little known to the general public of the artist: sculpture. In 1950, when he moved to Vence, MAMAC - mamac-nice.org on the Côte d’Azur, Marc Chagall discovered the Vivien Roubaud 11/02 - 21/05 practice of sculpture. Gustav Metzger 11/02 - 14/05 With the exception of «L’Épaisseur des rêves» presented at the Piscine de Roubaix in 2012, there Palais de Marbre - nice.fr have been few exhibitions devoted to this theme. 1917 : Nice l’américaine 01/03 - 28/09 The Marc Chagall National Museum, whose collection has five exceptional carved stones, Musée Arts Asiatiques - arts-asiatiques.com has chosen to reveal this still unrecognized Fragments capturés 10/03 - 23/04 aspect of his work during the summer of 2017. Cendre et Lumière 26/02 - 03/09 National Museum Marc Chagall Learn + : musee-chagall.fr Not to mention the many galleries and spaces of contemporary art. 6 ART & CULTURE Exhibition «Athlètes» Carte Blanche to the artist C215 Mars aux Musées from February 10 to May 21 from March 2 to 24 The artist, who works mainly with a stencil in Mars aux Musées, a multidisciplinary event, a very recognizable style, presents nearly 40 unique in France and co-organized by the portraits of famous athletes including Tony City of Nice and the Nice Sophia-Antipolis Parker, Antoine Griezmann, Philippe Croizon, University, aims to open the museums of Nice Laura Flessel, Marie-Amelie Le Fur, Sarah to students and young people.
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