Nice Presentation
Transcript: A hot and crispy chickpea pancake, blackened around the edges, and custard like inside. It is the quintessential street food of Nice, baked over hot coals on enormous steel platters. A classic Niçoise salad includes anchovies, Dijon vinaigrette, shallots, red peppers, and other fresh vegetables. Potatoes were a later addition, as was fresh tuna. Narrow streets hold shops for take-home finds, such as household items, wine, gourmet gifts, clothing and more. There are numerous restaurants in the area, as well as several bars and nightclubs. Socca A tart, or pizza, topped with anchovies, onions, and olives. It is salty, tart, and intense. It is also a great example of how Italian and French food mingles in this seaside town. What will make Nice unforgettable? Founded around 350 BC by the Greeks who settled Marseille. They named the colony Nikaia, apparently to commemorate a nearby victory (Nike in Greek). 10th century: Ruled by the counts of Provence but turned to Amadeus VII of the House of Savoy in 1388. Victorian period: English aristocracy and European royalty enjoyed Nice’s mild winter climate. Today it’s the second-most visited city in France after Paris. 18th and 19th centuries: Occupied by the French, but didn’t definitively become part of France until 1860. Sunny, temperate climate Shows Matisse's works from his more traditional early days to the end of his career. There are also some of his personal effects here. What's the Historical Significance? Located on the south east coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea With its breathtaking views, pleasant climate, delicious food, and many activities to choose from, our journey to Nice will be one of the most memorable stops on our trip! Nice's famous Flower Market is one of the best attractions in the whole city. Lined with cafés and souvenir shops, the stands are packed with produce and flowers. Katy East Vieux Nice, or Old Nice Pissaladière What are the attractions? Where is Nice? Matisse Museum Flower Market Niçoise Salad Fifth most populous city in France, after Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Toulouse. Nice, France What's there to eat?