This was a very beautiful day in Nice another great city in France just as beautiful as Paris with a lot of great sights, scenery, shops, restaurants and just a lot of wonderful places to explore here in Nice and this is very, very beautiful here especially in main city centre here where everyone is out enjoying the beautiful weather another really great video of France and especially Nice Thank You very much and until next time have a very beautiful week and Take Care Living Walks.🤠😎::❤❤❤❤ 🇧🇪📹📱🇧🇪📱📹🇧🇪
You can see why the rich and famous have flocked to Nice on the Côte d'Azur since before Queen Victoria. Join us for a narrated walk through this beautiful city on the French Riviera.
I'm from Nice and this doc must have been done around early spring or late september not too many people july august half of northern france and northern europe is coming down and the population doubles the place is packed tip : on the twenty first of June it's la fête de la musique streets are overcrowded even the vieux-nice (old part of town) ps : about villefranche-sur-mer the deepest part of the bay is just over 7O meters deep that's right in the 60's 70's very often you could see a warship (mostly from us navy) anchored there thank you for sharing : )
We did indeed move house thanks, and very recently. (Thanks for being so observant.) We're pretty organised in terms of travel, and this year made a big effort to fit some interesting destinations in early - before the house move took over our lives :)
Born in NICE, Giuseppe Maria Garibaldi was an Italian general, revolutionary and republican. He contributed to Italian unification (Risorgimento) and the creation of the Kingdom of Italy. He is considered to be one of Italy's "fathers of the fatherland", along with Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour, Victor Emmanuel II of Italy and Giuseppe Mazzini. Garibaldi is... More
Hi there @highfades2594, I'd say yes on both those counts. We felt very safe and it felt like there was a good mix of locals as well as tourists. All the best to you.
But the Nissarde language is much closer to Occitan than to Italian. In other words, in terms of its original language, and without wishing to polemize, Nice is clearly French. In terms of population, it's part French and part Italian. And partly very cosmopolitan. NICE (once named NIZZA was to be in Italy In 1814, the County of Nice became part of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, one of the territories that would later make up Italy but was not yet Italian. 1860: Nice’s history changes. The city (finally) experiences a period of stability. Administrative organization, educational development and urban planning restructured the city, whose population rose to 44,000 in 1858. Italian, Giuseppe Garibaldi, who was born in Nice in 1807 and died in Caprera in 1882, set out to unify the various territories of what was to become Italy. He succeeded in 1860, the official date of Italian reunification. The Duke of Savoy, King of Piedmont-Sardinia (then part of Genoa), Prince of Piedmont and Count of Nice Victor-Emmanuel II became the first King of Italy. Italy and France...they have always been connected throughout history...love the border region of Italy and France...Napoleon was Italian and helped shape France as did the powerful Medici family of Florence...so many transplanted Italians in especially, southern France...the Italian influences in French culture over the centuries...when I visited Nice (used to be named 'NIZZA'), many speak Italian and of course French and many I met had cousins who were Italian. NICE (NIZZA in Italian) is a wonderful slice of Italy (what would have been Italy)...
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Glad to see you still like to amuse yourself on these walks, Mike :) And what a city to amuse yourself in. Beautiful...
Ah well I've discovered I do seem to enjoy chatting to myself, so I may as well maximise it. Pleased to know you enjoy it friend.
This was a very beautiful day in Nice another great
city in France just as beautiful as Paris with a lot of
great sights, scenery, shops, restaurants and just a lot
of wonderful places to explore here in Nice and this is
very, very beautiful here especially in main city centre
here where everyone is out enjoying the beautiful weather
another really great video of France and especially Nice
Thank You very much and until next time have a very beautiful
week and Take Care Living Walks.🤠😎::❤❤❤❤
🇧🇪📹📱🇧🇪📱📹🇧🇪
Nice is certainly nice isn't it Roger! Always a pleasure to know you're enjoying the walks.
@@LivingWalks
Thank You very much and take care
Have a wonderful week 🤠👍🙏
Oh you do tickle me Mike, and the walk itself is a bonus.
Glad to know I tickle someone other than myself MA, happy to oblige! Thanks for dropping by.
You can see why the rich and famous have flocked to Nice on the Côte d'Azur since before Queen Victoria. Join us for a narrated walk through this beautiful city on the French Riviera.
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Yes, it’s very beautiful here, come visit us again!))
Good of you to drop by, we certainly hope to return.
Nice looks stunning. Definitely going next year.
I'm sure you'll love it Ron!
@@LivingWalks ty mate! :)
@LivingWalks Beautiful video and great commentary, I love Nice, I wish I was there now!
Hello there mate, how on earth are you? Hope all's well with you? It's a pleasure to hear from you.
@@LivingWalks All good here thanks, hope you are too. It was lovely to see Nice and dreaming I was there!
I love every second of this experience watching your videos. They're really great and never disappoints! Keep up the great work! : )
Thank you very much AW, we wish you well.
It’s really stunning as you said.
Thanks for dropping by friend, a pleasure to hear from you and we're pleased you enjoyed this lovely place as much as we did.
This is so cool and impressing... Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪
Glad you enjoyed it! Very happy to bring a bit of it to you friend. All the best to you.
Thanks
You're welcome @madamlakwatsera5674.
I'm from Nice and this doc must have been done around early spring or late september not too many people july august half of northern france and northern europe is coming down and the population doubles the place is packed tip : on the twenty first of June it's la fête de la musique streets are overcrowded even the vieux-nice (old part of town)
ps : about villefranche-sur-mer the deepest part of the bay is just over 7O meters deep that's right in the 60's 70's very often you could see a warship (mostly from us navy) anchored there thank you for sharing : )
And thanks for the extra information - I'm glad we saw it when it wasn't too busy!
Nice
Thanks!
Funny and informative as usual. Still not sure how you manage to travel so much, especially as you're moving house aren't you?
We did indeed move house thanks, and very recently. (Thanks for being so observant.) We're pretty organised in terms of travel, and this year made a big effort to fit some interesting destinations in early - before the house move took over our lives :)
Born in NICE, Giuseppe Maria Garibaldi was an Italian general, revolutionary and republican. He contributed to Italian unification (Risorgimento) and the creation of the Kingdom of Italy. He is considered to be one of Italy's "fathers of the fatherland", along with Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour, Victor Emmanuel II of Italy and Giuseppe Mazzini. Garibaldi is... More
is Nice generally safe? And do they have many full time residents like Paris or is it mostly tourists. great video
Hi there @highfades2594, I'd say yes on both those counts. We felt very safe and it felt like there was a good mix of locals as well as tourists. All the best to you.
Which month was this?
Hi this was filmed in July!
But the Nissarde language is much closer to Occitan than to Italian. In other words, in terms of its original language, and without wishing to polemize, Nice is clearly French. In terms of population, it's part French and part Italian. And partly very cosmopolitan. NICE (once named NIZZA was to be in Italy In 1814, the County of Nice became part of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia, one of the territories that would later make up Italy but was not yet Italian. 1860: Nice’s history changes. The city (finally) experiences a period of stability. Administrative organization, educational development and urban planning restructured the city, whose population rose to 44,000 in 1858. Italian, Giuseppe Garibaldi, who was born in Nice in 1807 and died in Caprera in 1882, set out to unify the various territories of what was to become Italy. He succeeded in 1860, the official date of Italian reunification. The Duke of Savoy, King of Piedmont-Sardinia (then part of Genoa), Prince of Piedmont and Count of Nice Victor-Emmanuel II became the first King of Italy. Italy and France...they have always been connected throughout history...love the border region of Italy and France...Napoleon was Italian and helped shape France as did the powerful Medici family of Florence...so many transplanted Italians in especially, southern France...the Italian influences in French culture over the centuries...when I visited Nice (used to be named 'NIZZA'), many speak Italian and of course French and many I met had cousins who were Italian. NICE (NIZZA in Italian) is a wonderful slice of Italy (what would have been Italy)...
So many old people ?
Oh I can't say I'd noticed @pattayapimp!
I can see it's nice, but what town is it?
Umm... Nice town on the French Riviera!
Nice is 🇮🇹
Glad you enjoyed it friend, hope to bring you many more.