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"The city of Nice has an unique architectural building made after a sculpture of the artist called Sacha Sosno. He’s one of the main artists of the area and founded in the 1960’s the modern art movement called “Ecole de Nice”. 1989 saw the birth of a huge project in Nice called “Promenade Des Arts”. The purpose was to build a brand new cultural complex with a Museum of Modern Art (or MAMAC) a new city theater and a new city library. The architect in charge was Yves Bayard. The theater and museum were built, but for the library the city had no more money left and for over 10 years, there was a kind of empty closed space waiting for the finalization of the original project. Meanwhile, the architect Yves Bayard worked with his friend Sacha Sosno to realize a crazy idea: transform a sculpture in a building where people could live! The very first habitable giant sculpture! At the end of the 1990’s, the project of the city library could finally be continued and the most spectacular part of the new plans was to make a giant building out of Sosno’s famous sculpture called “the square head”, where the administration and offices of this cultural complex could install their headquarters."
"Square Head, or La Tête Carrée, is a modern architectural masterpiece. With its unique geometric design, it stands out in the city's urban landscape. It's a testament to the blend of old-world charm and contemporary innovation that characterizes Nice."
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"The only 'inhabited' sculpture - this "Square Head" actually is home to office buildings. You cannot tour or go inside it, but it's quite striking to see from the outside!"

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Welcome to the French Riviera, a destination that has long captured the hearts of travelers with its timeless allure, stunning landscapes, and Mediterranean glamour. This travel guide is your passport to exploring this enchanting region, where the blue waters meet the golden sands, where charming villages cling to cliffs, and where vibrant cities exude sophistication. As we embark on this journey, we will uncover the secrets of iconic destinations like Nice, Cannes, and Saint-Tropez, but we will also venture beyond the tourist hotspots to discover hidden gems and experiences that will make your visit truly unforgettable. From sun-drenched beaches to world-class art, from culinary delights to historic wonders, the French Riviera offers a wealth of experiences for every traveler. Get ready to savor the flavors of Provence, wander the cobblestone streets of ancient towns, and bask in the Mediterranean sun. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, the French Riviera promises to captivate your senses and create memories that will last a lifetime. Let's embark on this journey of discovery along the glamorous, sun-kissed coast of France. This is what to expect from this guide: - Important tips before traveling - Points of interest in each place (monuments, cute streets, best beaches, viewpoints, gardens, parks) and the hidden gems and places to make a stop in between the main destinations. - Activities and recommendations in each destination - The best local restaurants. You will find diverse type of dining options (fine dining, local food, budget friendly restaurants) - Accommodation options The main destinations covered: - Marseille and Calanques National Park - St Tropez - Cannes - Nice - Villefranche-Sur-Mer - Eze - Monaco - Menton
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Out of all the places I adore in France, Nice and its surrounding areas truly has my heart. This is where I dream of retiring. You're still very much in France - BUT: The people are noticeably friendlier than in Paris (no shade to Parisians, I love them too), the weather is delightful, the beaches are gorgeous, and the food has a lighter, Mediterranean flair (as opposed to the heavy dairy-based recipes typical in much of France). If 6 days sounds like a lot to you, never fear: This itinerary uses Nice as a home base and includes many day-trip options. Guide includes: 📍 High Level Plan ✨ General Tips 🍅 7 Food & Drinks Not to Miss 🧼 7 Souvenir or Gift Ideas 🍴 10 restaurant/bar recs in Nice (5 cheaper, 3 mid-range, 2 higher end) 🗒️ 6-day Itinerary: 3 days in Nice (including arrival & departure days, and 1 full-day in Nice with two morning options & 2 afternoon options), and 3 days for half-day trips, full-day trips, or a free day* 🗺️ 7 additional options for your half or full-day trips from Nice or for your free day 💚 Pro Tips *I suggest 1 full-day trip, 1 day split between 2 half-day trips, and 1 day of free time. These do not overlap with the 7 additional options for half and full-day trips, You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 📍 An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates (I love Nice and keep going back) 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you love this guide, I would really appreciate it if you shared it with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.
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