The food is also great. It's an awesome mix of Italian and Provencal, with like, a billion different flavors of gelato. (I may actually be the only person in Nice eating my personal favorite, avocado, but that's okay. All the more for me.)
On my first day, I took the train outside of Nice to a small town called Eze-sur-Mer (where Bono has a villa), and hiked about 8 KM from the small town to Monaco.
Monaco itself wasn't that exciting, but the hike itself was great.
Here's the Monaco yacht harbor...
The next day, I decided to take it easy and spend the day on one of Nice's beaches. I rented a chair for 10 euro and people-watched.
Afterwards, I walked around Vieux Nice some more. I'm totally fascinated by the buildings there, when the sun is out, they sort of glow.
Tomorrow, I'm heading back to Paris before flying out on Wednesday. Overall, it's been an amazing trip, and I've had a phenomenal time, but I can't wait to get back to see my friends and family.
Au Revoir from the French Riviera!
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