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Amazing 3 BHK Homes in Sohna Gurugram

Sohna provides a diverse range of residential choices, catering to different preferences and budgets. Whether you’re looking for affordable housing or upscale luxury, there are options available.Sohna offers a wide range of residential options, including apartments, gated communities, and independent houses. These homes in Gurugram cater to various preferences and budgets.

Below are few 3 BHK projects in Sohna Gurugram: Signature Global Park 1 Contact: +911166103762 Located in Sohna Gurugram. It is developed by Signature Global Pvt Ltd. Signature Global Park 1 — a beautiful project, a well-planned living space which is the hallmark of thoughtfully laid out flats at reasonable prices. Signature Global Park 1 brings a lifestyle that befits royalty with its beautiful apartments at sohna road. These residential 3 BHK homes in Sohna offer luxurious homes that amazingly escape the noise of the city center. The beautiful views and cross ventilation make your home a peaceful abode. In addition to that, there are number of benefits of living in apartments with a good locality.

Maheshwara Contact: +911166103762 Located in Raipur, Sohna Gurugram. It is developed by Raheja Developer. Maheshwara — a beautiful project, a well-planned living space which is the hallmark of thoughtfully laid out flats in Gurugram at reasonable prices. Maheshwara brings a lifestyle that befits royalty with its beautiful apartments at Raipur. Your home will now serve as a perfect get-away after a tiring day at work, as Maheshwara will make you forget that you are living in the heart of the city. These residential 2 and 3 BHK projects in Raipur Gurugram offer luxurious homes in Gurugram that amazingly escape the noise of the city center. The beautiful views and cross ventilation make your home a peaceful abode.

Central Park Fleur Villas Contact: +911166103762 Located in Sohna, Gurugram. It is developed by Central Park. Central Park Fleur Villas, with its prime location is bound to earn supreme esteem and become one of the most prominent addressees you would want to live in at. Not only the architecture, but also the address leaves a lasting impression. Central Park Fleur Villas perfects perfection. It is a shining example of what can be achieved when technology and talent meet. A rare amalgamation of cutting-edge engineering, state-of-the-art architecture and skilled craftsmanship, it gives you everything you need for life in the fast lane. Discover here 3 BHK homes in Gurugram at best selling price.

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A Haven of Well-Being in the Heart of Gurgaon: Central Park Flower Valley

Investing in the best property in Gurgaonhas never been more promising. Nestled in the heart of Sector 33, Sohna, New Gurgaon, Central Park Flower Valley stands as a testament to opulence and modern living.  This luxury residential development, constructed by Central Park, one of India's best real estate developers.

Flower Valley in the South of Gurgaon is thebest property, and township offering a wide range of housing options, top-notch amenities for physical, spiritual, and social well-being, and a prime location along the main road. It's just a short drive from Golf Course Extension Road and other prominent destinations.

Flower Valley is not your typical township; it's a special haven of well-being tucked away from the noisy, polluted city. With over 9,000 trees and scenic pathways, it offers the refreshing, clean air that only nature can offer. The tranquility of lush greenery creates an environment conducive to various healthy activities: 

You can immerse yourself in the positivity of nature therapy and meditation, enjoy a leisurely jog or bike ride on well-designed trails, take a dip in the inviting pool, or simply unwind at the spa.  Apartments for sale in Gurgaon, particularly in this development, are not just residences; they're assets that appreciate over time. 

Your Dream Home Is Here

Looking for apartments for sale in New Gurgaon? Central Park Flower Valley offers the best property in Gurgaon, seamlessly blending modernity with nature. These apartments suit your needs, whether you want a peaceful place to live or an investment opportunity.

NEVER BEFORE AMENITIES AND PRIVILEGES

Choice of Cerise Suites, Fleur Villas, Flamingo Floors, The Room, Aqua Front Towers, and Mikasa Plots. The Room at Flower Valley, like The Room in Sector 48, Gurgaon, has been a smashing success and is completely sold out.

Boxing Academy, Lawn Tennis Academy, Cricket Academy, Floodlit Golf Academy, Fitness Academy, Acting Academy, Badminton Academy, Dance Academy, Swimming Academy are among the ten world-class academies.

Aquatic Gym, Jogging Tracks, Cycling, and More

Experience Cafe, Gazebos, Fine Dining Restaurants, Clubhouse, Juice Centre, Reading Room, and Banquet Hall

Meditation, Yoga, Gym, Steam, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Aroma Baths, Sun Baths, Herbal Parks, Organic Farming, Nature Walk are all available at the Wellness Sanctuary.

Flora's Green Sanctuary is a global community with 9000 trees and flower alleys.

Why Should You Choose to Invest in a Home at Central Park Flower Valley Gurgaon?

This apartment for sale in New Gurgaon is a secure gated township currently undergoing multiple projects across approximately 250 acres. These projects are at various stages of construction, with some already handed over to homeowners who are enjoying a wholesome lifestyle and premium services provided by Central Park.

Why Should You Consider it for Investment?

Here's why Central Park Flower Valley is a promising investment opportunity:

Excellent Road Connectivity: Well-connected roads ensure easy access to major destinations.

Abundant Greenery: The township's abundant greenery fosters a healthy and serene environment.

Hub for IT Companies: Proximity to IT hubs enhances its investment potential.

Built by a Renowned Builder: Central Park's reputation ensures quality and trust.

Updated Lifestyle: Modern amenities and a contemporary lifestyle are at your doorstep.

World-Class Amenities: An array of amenities enhances your quality of life.

Surrounded by Greenery: Over 100 acres of greenery envelop the township.

Proximity to Social Conveniences: Schools, hospitals, and shopping hubs are within reach.

Central Park Flower Valley comes as the ideal choice in your search for the best property in Gurgaon. These beautiful apartments for sale in New Gurgaon not only meet your aspirations of a perfect home, but they also serve as a safe investment for the future. At Central Park Flower Valley, where luxury living meets your goals, embrace the beautiful blend of nature and modernity.

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Central Park 3 Flower Valley Fleur Villas in Sector 32, 33 Sohna Gurgaon

Call Us 7620470000 to buy Central Park 3 Flower Valley Fleur Villas, a New Residential Apartment / Flats For Sale Fleur Villas in Sector 32,33 Sohna Road Gurgaon. Flower Valley is the finest global township that is redefining luxury with intricate architectural details, expansive spaces and dynamic views.

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Central Park Cerise Suites offer Low Rise Air Conditioned Suites with Party Terrace and Elevator with excellent floor plans, amenities. Contact our real estate expert on +91-8010-844-844 and get all knowledge or details about cerise suites or log on to www.goldentouchinvestmnets.com

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Villas in South Gurgaon | Central Park Flower Valley Fleur Villas

Call @ Call 9289221168 Central Park Flower Valley Fleur Villas offer luxurious life style in Sector 32-33, South of Gurgaon Gurugram. These Flower Valley Fleur Villas east facing with Builtup Area 2919/4502/3750 Sq.ft. on Sohna Road. These township offers residents concept living with Flora Fountain as well as 10 World Class academies and facilities. http://www.centralparksohna.com/central-park-3-flo​wer-valley-luxurious-fleur-villas-sector-32-33-in-​south-of-gurgaon-gurugram/ ...

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Les ombres à Madrid

Avant de partir en Équateur durant l’été 2014, nous avons décidé de passer une semaine à Madrid durant les vacances de Pâques 2014 afin de parfaire notre espagnol et d’appréhender la culture hispanophone.

Nous sommes partis durant la semaine sainte sans l’avoir fait exprès, ce qui a ajouté un peu de magie à ce voyage.

C’est une ville avec des quartiers très diversifiés, de très beaux parcs et des musées culturels incontournables.

1- Les places publiques.

Nous décidons de commencer notre visite par l’une des plus grandes places de Madrid, la Plaza Major, l’un des lieux emblématiques de la capitale de l'Espagne. Cette belle place piétonne est entièrement encadrée d’arcades et de bâtiments au style architectural très élégant et uniforme, avec de nombreux restaurants, cafés et magasins. L'office du tourisme de la ville se trouve également sur la place, dans la fameuse Casa de la Panaderia. Enfin, le centre de la place est décoré d'une belle statue équestre du roi Philippe III. Durant notre séjour nous y sommes allés à plusieurs reprises à des heures différentes de la journée: de nombreuses manifestations se déroulent sur cette place très animée.

Nous poursuivons par la Puerta del Sol, située à quelques pas de là. C’est un passage obligé car c'est ici que convergent plusieurs rues parmi les plus fréquentées telles que Mayor, Arenal, Alcalá et Preciados. La place, en forme de demi-cercle, concentre aussi quelques-uns des éléments les plus représentatifs de la ville. Nous levons les yeux pour admirer la célèbre horloge de la Casa de Correos, siège du gouvernement régional de la Communauté de Madrid. La Puerta del Sol abrite aussi, du côté de la rue Alcalá, la statue de l'Ours et de l'Arbousier, qu'on retrouve sur le blason de la ville. C’est une place très fréquentée, avec de nombreux touristes et madrilènes, nous sommes impressionnés par le bruit ambiant et quotidien de cette capitale.

Nous déambulons ensuite jusqu’à la Plaza de la Villa, petite place pittoresque à taille humaine à l’écart de l’agitation de la ville. Tout autour, nous admirons les façades principales de trois bâtiments édifiés à différents siècles. Le plus grand bâtiment de la place est la Casa de la Villa ou hôtel de ville. Nous sommes étonnés de l’absence d’arbre sur ces trois places, qui auraient pu donner de l’ombre, sous cette chaleur.

A l’heure du déjeuner nous nous dirigeons vers le marché San Miguel afin de découvrir les spécialités culinaires. Au fil des allées, nous nous émerveillons devant la gastronomie espagnole (jambons, olives, fruits et légumes, tapas...). Les stands proposent pour certains un comptoir pour déguster sur place. C’est un lieu élégant, vivant et parfait pour déguster des tapas le midi.

2- Les parcs et jardins.

En sortant du Musée du Prado, nous décidons de déambuler dans le jardin botanique qui jouxte ce lieu culturel. Ce n’est pas seulement un jardin ordinaire, ici sont cultivées de magnifiques essences végétales. Ce jardin royal est réparti en 3 terrasses. Nous commençons par la terrasse la plus basse présente les collections de plantes endémiques, médicinales, aromatiques et une belle roseraie.Puis, nous poursuivons par la terrasse des  écoles botaniques présente les végétaux selon la classification botanique de Karl von Linné, des plus primitives jusqu'aux plus évoluées. Nous sommes surpris par les différentes essences qui sont parfaitement étiquetées ! Nous finissons par la terrasse supérieure, plus romantique, qui abrite des serres anciennes et récentes. Nous avons apprécié le calme de cet écrin de verdure.

Après cette agréable découverte, nous continuons par le parc du Retiro, situé à proximité. C’est un parc immense, véritable poumon vert de la capitale, avec des milliers d’arbres à l’image de Central Park à New York. Avec cette forte chaleur, l’ombre et l’air frais sous les arbres font le plus grand bien. En poursuivant nous découvrons le Palais de Cristal et sa magnifique architecture en structure acier et ses grandes baies vitrées qui jouent de transparence. Enfin, nous nous dirigeons vers le grand étang octogonal qui donne à voir des balades en barques, véritable scène de loisirs. Tout autour, nous nous amusons à regarder et écouter de nombreuses attractions telles que des musiciens et magiciens...  !

3- Les musées et monuments.

A Madrid, deux musées sont incontournables pour les amateurs d’Art. Le premier est le Musée National Centre d’Art Reina Sofía qui rassemble des œuvres de Dalí, Miró et Juan Gris. C’est une véritable découverte des artistes espagnols; nous sommes impressionnés par la taille du fameux Guernica de Picasso. Nous passons plusieurs heures à admirer ces peintures, plus ou moins connues.

Le lendemain nous visitons le musée le plus connu et réputé de la capitale, le Musée du Prado dès l’ouverture pour éviter la foule. Ce musée a plusieurs entrées, chacune ornée de statues de peintres espagnols tels que Velázquez, San Jeronimo, Murillo et Goya. Sa collection d’œuvres se base essentiellement sur des peintures du XVIe au XIXe siècle. Nous découvrons des chefs-d’œuvre de grands peintres tels que Velázquez, El Greco, Rubens, Rembrandt, Nicolas Poussin ou Goya. C’est tout simplement magnifique et époustouflant de voir autant de chef d’œuvres. Le musée est tellement immense qu’il faut une grosse journée si l’on souhaite y découvrir toutes les salles.

A la fin de notre séjour, nous découvrons le Temple de Debod, véritable temple égyptien situé en plein Madrid au cœur d’un parc et entouré de miroirs d’eau dans lesquels il se reflète. A l’intérieur, nous sommes émerveillés par la décoration d’origine, les hiéroglyphes: un dépaysement total !

4- Des quartiers colorés et disparates.

Madrid est composés de différents quartiers très typiques et différents les uns des autres.

Lavapiés, situé au sud de la Capitale, est un quartier traditionnel, cosmopolite et multiculturel. Les rues sont étroites, colorées, bordées d’échoppes et de galeries d’art. Nous déambulons au hasard dans ces rues pleines de vie et de culture. Nous avons l’impression de vivre le quotidien de madrilènes loin de la foule des places publiques. Nous découvrons de nombreuses œuvres de street art.

Malasaña, au nord de Madrid, est un quartier pour les soirées où se mêlent les restaurants vegan et salons de tattoos, bars à thèmes, théâtres de rue et boites de nuit. En nous promenant, nous découvrons une population relativement internationale, un joyeux melting-pot dans une ambiance hipster et festive. L’art se lit aussi sur les murs des ruelles, des façades colorées de ce quartier. Une véritable découverte, un quartier où il fait bon vivre et flâner !

A côté de Malasaña, nous poursuivons notre promenade dans le petit quartier de Chueca, le quartier gay de la capitale. Nous trouvons aussi bien des boutiques, cafés, restos, qu’un grand marché couvert où l’on peut également déguster des tapas ! C’est un quartier mêlant des boutiques de chaînes, et des commerces « branchés » plus indépendants ainsi que bon nombre d’établissements pour une petite pause gouter ou tapas ! À l’heure de la sieste, le quartier demeure assez paisible, et s’anime plus en soirée.

5- La semaine Sainte et les processions.

Alors que nous ne l’avions pas fait exprès, nous nous trouvons à Madrid pour la semaine Sainte. Cela est très impressionnant car chaque jour, nous admirons des processions réparties dans l’ensemble de la Ville.

L’atmosphère qui se crée au son des tambours et des trompettes et les couleurs chatoyantes des costumes est l’un des signes d’identité de la Semaine Sainte en Espagne. Lors de ces processions, les effigies religieuses sont ornées de cierges, de fleurs et de châles richement brodés, puis conduites à travers les endroits les plus pittoresques de la ville. Elles sont portées sur les épaules des costaleros appartenant aux différentes confréries, elles sont accompagnées tout au long de leur itinéraire par des dizaines de pénitents vêtus de robes et chapeaux pointus.

6- Excursion à Tolède.

Nous nous rendons à Tolède en train pour la journée. Nous visitons la vieille ville fortifiée, ses ruelles étroites et déambulons dans la rue pavée principale qui monte jusqu’à l’église San Idelfonso. Il est possible de monter au sommet du clocher, de là, une vue imprenable sur l’ensemble de la ville.

Puis nous poursuivons jusqu’au monastère San Juan de los Reyes avec son patio arboré qui nous offre un instant de fraicheur pendant cette journée caniculaire.

De style gothique cet édifice du XV eme siècle est composé d’une église et d’un cloître à deux étages.Nous finissons cette journée par la Cathédrale Sainte-Marie de Tolède, qui compte parmi les grandes cathédrales gothiques espagnoles. Elle fut construite sur la Grande Mosquée de la ville.

C’est une très belle journée de visite en dehors de Madrid, différente de la capitale par son côté médiéval.

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Project Locality: Sohna

Project URL: https://dwello.in/view/central-park-fleur-villas-by-central-park-at-sohna_53609937-16c5-4685-a88d-e76c57cbd890?utm_source=seo&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=14_09_2023

Primary Developer: Central Park

Projects in Gurugram: https://dwello.in/projects/3-bhk-homes-in-sohna-by-central-park

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 As you take a mesmerizing walk into this tropical beauty, you will gaze upon the FLEUR VILLAS. Grand & Luxurious 3/6 BHK Fleur Villas come with the postcard perfect backdrop, world class amenities, urban stylish designs and a wealth of space that truly defines the VILLA LIFE.

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Nice city guide: where to eat, shop, stay and more

From its coastline lapped by clear Mediterranean waters way out to its hilly outskirts, the city of Nice needs no introduction. The popular French Riviera gem is all about indulging your senses with a feast of colourful architecture, incredible restaurants and nightlife, and charming viewpoints looking out across awe-inspiring landscapes – it’s little wonder so many artists have made their mark here. From shopping to eating your heart out, we recommend 17 great ways to discover the best of France’s fifth city.

Promenade des Anglais, Nice. Image: iStock/Eva-Katalin

What to see and do

Wander through Vieux Nice

Amble through the atmospheric Vieux Nice for an afternoon filled with history, charm and top landmarks attractions that should top any visitor’s must-see list: discover the Roman Catholic Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate with its impressive baroque accents, get to know 17th-century Nice’s aristocratic splendours with a visit of the Palais Lascaris, and catch a ballet, opera or classical music performance at the utterly grand and gorgeous Opéra de Nice – all before winding up in one of the old town’s plentiful restaurants, cafés and bars.

Get your fill of art at the Matisse Museum

Housed in the quaint Villa des Arènes in the hilly neighbourhood of Cimiez, on the outskirts of central Nice, this museum is dedicated to the incredible colour-strewn, cut-out works of French painter Henri Matisse, who called Nice home for 37 years and stayed at the sea-facing Hotel Beau Rivage, from where he painted many a picture of the landscape beyond his window. For an added layer of inspiration, couple a visit to the museum with a stroll through the adjacent Jardin du Monastère de Cimiez, a marvellously landscaped affair and the oldest gardens on the Côte d’Azur, where romantic walkways and sprawling city vistas beg to be discovered.

Stroll along the Port of Nice

One of the most important harbours on the French Riviera, the port of Nice is not to be missed – particularly if you’re a luxury boat aficionado who can’t pass up a lush line of sparkling white yachts. If the stroll has you dreaming of a romantic overwater jaunt, take an hour-long cruise to Villefranche-sur-Mer to discover the Baie des Anges and the city’s coastline at its finest, with a crop of inland hilltop villages rising in the distance.

Port of Nice. Image: iStock/Eva-Katalin

Discover monochromatic masterpieces at the Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre

Located in a quaint orange building on Place Pierre Gautier, within the city’s old town, this museum houses an incredible collection of local and international photographic works spanning both old-school and modern-day trends. Open Tuesday to Sunday, it comprises a vast two-tiered space showcasing the best of black-and-white photography, with art by André Villiers, Mario Giacomelli, Otto Steinert and much more all on display.

Hike up to the Parc de la Colline du Château

Amid the city’s hustle and bustle, choose to unwind and retreat from the crowds with a stroll towards the top of Castle Hill, a historic and beautifully green park from which the city and ocean views are perhaps the most incredible in the city – particularly at night, when Nice and its promenade come alive with a flurry of lights. Once the site of a citadel. Be warned that the ascent on foot is steep and perhaps not suited for those with mobility issues – an Art Deco lift will ensure that nobody misses out on those amazing vistas.

Where to eat

La Rossettisserie

Melt-in-your-mouth meat is the order of the day at this family-owned Old Town hideout near Place Rossetti. Whether you opt for a main of deliciously roasted beef, braised lamb, veal or herb-dusted chicken, you’ve a handful of dangerously flavour-packed sides to choose from – including ratatouille, baked potatoes, and ultra-creamy mash topped with garlic sauce. The cosy atmosphere and service are second to none, with free bread top-ups and friendly staff high on the list of perks, while the desserts are show-stealers – follow a hearty main up with crème brûlée or tiramisu for the ultimate treat.

Le Plongeoir restaurant. Image courtesy of Le Plongeoir/Eric d’Herouville

Le Plongeoir

Le Plongeoir stands out in a sea of eateries thanks to its brilliant and historic location, hovering above glistening waters on a rock pillar that also sports three diving boards – from which the restaurant takes its name. Diving will be the last activity on your list, though, as a menu of creamy risotto with fricassee of squid, Mediterranean sea bream with fennel and orange, grilled octopus on an onion and zucchini tart, and iced chocolate truffle with candied orange all make pretty great distractions. A too-cool-for-school lounge bar completes the stylish scene here, for pre- or post-dinner drinks and sharing platters.

Jan

Bringing a heady dose of romance and sophistication to the table is Restaurant Jan, a Michelin-starred hotspot for experiencing a culinary voyage. A classic, Gothic-inspired aesthetic reigns supreme, and just 24 seats means you’ll enjoy an intimate and personal evening. Across the tasting menus, Mediterranean flavours from the South of France flirt with South African influences and hospitality, all paired with incredible wines.

Pure & V

Just a seven-minute walk inland from the Promenade des Anglais is another strong contender on the city’s gourmet seafood scene: the white-and-bright Pure & V, where Danish chef Mathias Silberbauer and sommelier Vanessa Massé join forces to present fresh, seasonal produce across rustic-chic dishes, beautifully paired with fine wines. Opt for a tasting menu to enjoy a truly unique experience, complete with snacks and petits fours, or choose from the a la carte selection of lobster with tomatoes and pastis liqueur, monkfish with candied lemon, and oat, kumquats and camomile for dessert.

Le Plongeoir restaurant. Image courtesy of Le Plongeoir/Eric d’Herouville

Mon Petit Café

Helmed by David Angelot, a seasoned chef taught by big industry names including Guy Martin and Bernard Pacaud, this restaurant focuses on the best of local produce and traditional flavours, presented with a delicate and modern twist. Once you’ve settled down within the inspiring dining room, where deep turquoise blue hues make a calming backdrop, choose from a menu that features a delectable array of seafood-heavy dishes – the perfect go-to when dining on the south French coast.

Peixes

Raw ingredients combine in lashings of bold colours and textures at this Michelin-recommended restaurant, where modernity and creativity are the highlight of every dish off the very imaginative, seafood-focused menu – noteworthy options include a great scallop ceviche with mango and avocado puree, and a freshly made gnocchi with courgette. Refined yet convivial, this restaurant is another go-to if you’re looking for al fresco dining.

Vegan Gorilla

If you’re vegan or vegetarian, fear not: while Nice does not scrimp on options for carnivores and cheese-lovers, it also hosts a crop of tempting meat- and dairy-free options – including this outpost on Rue du Lycée, just a couple streets away from the Galeries Lafayette department store, Place Masséna and Promenade du Paillon at the heart of the city. Earthy interiors of wooden furnishings and crates make up an intriguing yet appropriate backdrop for organic, gluten-free feasts. The menu changes weekly, with simple but beautifully perfected dishes offering a refreshing dining experience.

Traditional socca. Image courtesy of Chez Pipo

Chez Pipo

When in Nice, don’t miss a chance to try its most delicious speciality – the socca. A thin, pancake-style flatbread made from chickpea flour, it encompasses almost a decade of culinary history – and you’ll find no better place to sample it than at the friendly and warm Chez Pipo, where you can pull up a stool, take in the traditionally-themed décor and enjoy a convivial meal, all before kicking back with a drink at the bar.

Déli Bo

Open since 2012, Délicatessen Bonaparte (Déli Bo for short) is a smart restaurant-tearoom concept where simplicity is the key aesthetic – without compromising on complex and rich flavours, of course. Enjoy a hearty breakfast, Sunday brunch or a gorgeous selection of biscuits, chocolates and cakes to go – the vanilla- and lemon-flavoued sablés, meringues and bubblegum-pink pralines make the perfect gifts to take home for a loved one. The brand also offers a pastry shop on the port, for a whirlwind of sugary delights you won’t be able to pass up on.

Where to shop

Open-air markets

Make someone’s trash your treasure with an afternoon of hardy retail therapy at one of Nice’s open-air markets. Open Tuesday to Saturday during set seasonal hours (10am-6pm from 1 October to 31 May, and 10am-7pm from 1 June to 30 September), the Marché aux Puces stocks second-hand furniture, knick-knacks and endless more trinkets to take home with you, while on Mondays, Cours Saleya’s restaurant terraces mix and mingle with a sizeable market where you may just get away with an excellent bargain on traditionally French homeware and antiques. Elsewhere, stock up on beautifully vibrant flowers at the Marché aux Fleurs (held daily except Mondays, Sunday afternoons and public holidays, from 6am-5.30pm), where food and antiques are also on hand should you be hungry for light bites and more lush buys.

Cours Saleya flower market in Nice, France. Image: iStock/Eva-Katalin

Le Comptoir de Mathilde

Lovers of French cooking and home décor will find not better place to call home for an afternoon than this hideout, nestled on Rue du Collet in the old town. Stocked to the brim with chocolates, condiments, sauces, spreads, spices and more edibles worthy of a top-tier French delicatessen, it also sells a fine selection of liqueurs, baked snack-time treats and utensils – hand-carved wooden spoons and chopping boards have never looked quite this attractive. Dating back to 2007, the shop’s focus is on a refined artisanal offering and an old-fashioned, nostalgic presentation that doesn’t take away from the quality of its produce.

Bérénice et Eglantine

When on the French Riviera, seek out a haven of wonderful scents and you shall find: this particular boutique, located on Rue Pairolière in the old town, is solely dedicated to offering beautifully presented, eco-friendly and ethical produce that will soothe your mind and body in no time: expect an endless array of soap cubes, presented in a colourful and awfully tempting rainbow across rustic-chic shelves, including irresistible produce by Marseille-based soap-makers, Fer à Cheval (opt for an olive oil-based soap for the ultimate bathtime indulgence). Also available here are locally-produced essential oils, beauty creams and cosmetics, grooming tools for men, and even a selection of tea.

Galeries Lafayette Nice Masséna

Retail therapy heaven awaits at the famous Galeries Lafayette department store, located right in the very heart the city. Perhaps best known for its Parisian counterpart, it offers the ultimate destination for shopping on Avenue Jean Médecin in Nice. You’ll find a vast spread of international fashion brands here, from Balenciaga, Burberry and Longchamp to Moncler, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger, with a healthy stock of beauty products and homeware also on hand to satisfy even the keenest of shoppers.

Image: Hotel Le Negresco, Nice

Where to stay

Boscolo Exedra

Standing tall on Boulevard Victor Hugo, this Autograph Collection property certainly delivers on all fronts. Whether you’re a lover of polished and stylish interiors, are looking for your fill of fabulous food, or simply wish for a rooftop pool by which to while the hours away (why wouldn’t you?), this five-star hotel is your go-to. Restaurant La Pescheria is a must-try for its delicious Italian fare and sophisticated rustic atmosphere, while the guest rooms stun with equally impressive décor – picture saintly all-white affairs featuring luxe touches of gold. Measuring in at 500 square metres, the bijou spa steals the show with its indoor pool, tea and fitness areas, treatment room, sauna, Turkish bath and Vichy showers – the answer to all prayers after a day of feasting, shopping and tan top-ups.

Hotel Le Negresco

Eccentricity knows no bounds at this five-star abode, whose grandeur and old-world charms spill onto the Promenade des Anglais. Such a brilliant location means you’re guaranteed strikingly open sea views. At Le Chantecler restaurant you could enjoy a true gastronomic experience amid 18th-century décor cloaked in bright red and pink hues, while elsewhere, the guest rooms and suites are true havens of fabulous traditional style – rest your head on a plump pillow as you take in the paintings, vibrant tones and antique furnishings, before making the most of a private terrace which overlooks swaying palms and the deep blue Med. Further facilities include a fitness area, car, limousine and helicopter rental services, plus a partner private beach and spa – perfect if you fancied a little more pampering.

Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice

Also featuring a prime address on the Promenade des Anglais, this fully renovated hotel offers a private beach, a rooftop restaurant dishing up excellent Mediterranean cuisine, and a beachfront restaurant where you can soak up the fine weather as you enjoy a meal. Modern guest rooms feature earthy woods, calming tones and plenty of natural light streaming in through floor-to-ceiling windows, while the wellness facilities are second-to-none: kick back on a lounger by the rooftop pool before working up a sweat in the sea-facing gym, enjoying a session in the sauna and Turkish bath, or treating yourself to a massage or three. It’s all about contemporary conveniences at this Radisson Blu, where stellar hospitality and an effortlessly laid-back atmosphere come as standard.

Written for Secret Escapes’ blog, The Great Escape, published 12 April 2019.

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