Travelling with Lily: Nice and Cote d'azur Part 2

Hi guys!

Back again with Part 2 ;).

After relaxing at the appartment, a little bit of beach and shopping, one might be hungry. If want to experience Nice in full, order mussels. I ate some cooked in white wine and they were delicious. If you're up for raw fish, Planet Sushi is the address. They serve good sushi for not too much money. And last but not least, the holy grail of ice cream - Fenocchio (2 Place Rossetti), where une boule costs 2€. It will cost the same elsewhere so choose from the 70(!!) different flavors.

Next we're gonna do some exercises. To have a wonderful view over Nizza you are required to take the stairs to Parc du Chateau. Don't take the lift, if you don't have to. It'll be worth it. There are like five ways to the top, so don't get confused :).
Another gem in Nice is the Musée National Message Biblique Marc Chagall. For all surrealism and expressionism fans out there, he's amazing and the museum does him justice. It's not for free and a little bit expensive for 7€ or so, but if you've got the money or are willing to spend the money, you won't regret going there.

Travelling with Lily: Nice and Cote d'Azur Part 1

Hi guys!

Summertime -  Beachtime! But not so much in Germany, so my family and I packed our luggage and drove all the way (1100 km to be exact) to Nice. There, we rented a lovely appartment right in the vieille ville. So if you're there as well or are planning your next vacation, here are some tipps and tricks! ;)

1. Living
Renting an appartment is definitly a cheaper choice for four people or more. There are loads of summer appartments and renting a few months or weeks before your stay is less stressful and gives you a lot more options to choose from. Locationwise it is better to stay west from the port, but not too far away from centre ville or you'll see a lot of planes flying around, because the airport is right there.