Oh, magical Nice!

Where does the Cote d'Azur actually start? The name, which appeared in 1887, refers to a short strip between the Esterel massif and the seaside Alps. The steep shores of this place are steep. It's easy to see for yourself on the coastal road of Corniche de l'Esterelle, which is by far the most beautiful in the area.
If you're not attracted to the old and sometimes crowded coastline, it's better to go inland, but first you need to have a tasty breakfast.

On the way you will find shopping malls, gastronomies and various shops.
Look there to buy on the road need things or food.

Alternatively, a trip to the city of congresses and film festivals is offered - cannes. However, the nearby antib6 is much more interesting, where the ancient quarters hide behind the Grimaldi Castle, located on the very shore of the sea.
The Château of the 12th century served as a bishop's residence, a military barracks, and a home for the noble family of the Grimaldi of Monaco, which gave it its name. And in 1946, Pablo Picasso settled in the castle - he set up his workshop here. Having finished the work, the artist left some of his paintings as a rental fee. These paintings formed the basis of the exposition of his first museum, located in the walls of the chateau, and Picasso received the title of honorary resident of Antibes.
Today the collection includes 245 works of the master, including the first work "Night fishing in Antibes" presented to the city.
Over time, the exposition was replenished with the works of other recognized masters of the XX century. And now the renewed collection of the museum includes works by Cesar, Modigliani, Picabia. And in the courtyard you can admire a little strange, but charming sculptures of Miró and Richelieu.
The château from French translates as "castle" or "palace". As a rule, it is a luxurious mansion with a park and a winery. Therefore, the name of many French wines contains this word, for example, "Chateau Margot".

Treat yourself to a meal at the cozy little cafe Lilian Bonnefoi. Delicious food, pleasant atmosphere.

The highlight of the museum is a cycle of 17 paintings of 1962-1967, illustrating the Old Testament, presented by Mark and his wife Valentina Chagall to the French government. The exhibition is complemented by earlier paintings of biblical themes, painted by gouache in 1930-1932.
The National Museum of Chagall in Nice opened its doors to the public for the first time on July 7, 1973. André Malraux, a French writer who served as Minister of Culture during the reign of Charles de Gaulle, organized the work of the museum.
The museum consists of three halls:
In the first hall there is an exposition of 12 canvases depicting scenes of the Book of Exodus and the Book of Genesis. All works in cold tones: emerald, blue, blue.
In the second hall there are 5 paintings in red scale, devoted to love lyrics of the Song by the song.
The third hall of the exposition changes.
Despite the small area of the premises, the exposition is quite large.
The collection of the master's works, except the paintings presented by Valentina and Mark, consists of: mosaics, tapestries, stained-glass windows, gouaches, lithographs, engravings and preparatory sketches.
The museum exhibits works not only on biblical themes: the exhibition is complemented by canvases of circus and other series.

Nice, Greek Nicea, still belonged to the Italian-Sardinian dynasty of Savoy Princes, when in the middle of the XVIII century the British discovered the possibility of rest here.
The sandy strip, then chosen by the Scots, British and English for swimming, became the Promenade des Anglais, a promenade street in Nice.

Spend your last dinner at the Oliviera Restaurant. The food here is unbelievably good, and that's because the owners of the restaurant prepare the food themselves and are ready to amaze you with their knowledge of food.

Your journey is coming to an end. Get a good night's sleep.