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                <title>Walking around Cimiez hill</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[A plush residential neighbourhood located around a hill in the north-east of Nice. This is where the Brits and Russians came to stay and built villas during the Belle Epoque, hence the exotic architecture, notably the Regina Palace, previously a hotel and the location of Matisse's workshop.  <br><br>The park at the top of the hill (just after the statue of Queen Victoria) houses a nice olive grove, Roman ruins (with the associated archaeological museum), the Matisse Museum and the monastery with its phenomenal gardens (and nice views).  <br><br>All in all, a great place to chill out for an afternoon, mingle with the locals on a weekend and wander around.<br><br>The park is also where the jazz festival takes place every summer - <a target="_new" href="http://www.nicejazzfest.com">www.nicejazzfest.com</a> - which is why the alleys are named after the jazz musicians who have performed there (Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie among others).]]></description>
                
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                <title>Restaurant d'Angleterre</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Small, family-run restaurant packed with locals and regulars near the train station with great service, good quality food and large portions. <br><br>Makes a change from the tourist traps (bad food and rip-off service) around the pedestrian zone and the flower market/Cours Saleya.  <br><br>Three-course menus start at €14 (very filling dish of the day); the €26 menu is almost gastronomic (frogs legs, veal sweetbread, foie gras or sole meunière). <br><br>A great address!]]></description>
                
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                <title>Hotel Notre Dame</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Small, reasonably priced and clean 1-star hotel (but deserves 2) in a very central location between the seaside and the railway station - and great value for money.  <br><br>Recommended by lots of major guide books. <br><br>Kevin, the friendly British owner, has a blog with tips on visiting the Riviera on his website, which makes for an interesting read.]]></description>
                
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