| Nice, Cote d'Azur |
| A super postcard of the Promenade des Anglais and the Negresco in the 1920s or 30s. |
| Les jardins Albert 1. |
| A postcard of indifferent quality, posted in 1937. |
| This 1908 postcard shows the washer women on the Paillon. |
| A postcard from 1910, again of indifferent quality, but it does show the Cours Saleya in the foreground. |
| This postcard was mailed in 1903, and shows the "New" gardens with palm trees and a gentleman who bears a remarkable resemblance to King George V. |
| A modern reproduction of an old advertising poster for the Hotel Negresco, outside which Isadora Duncan met her tragic end. |
| Three views of the Jetee Promenade in Nice which was dismantled by the Germans during WW2 for scrap iron and because it blocked free fire from German gun-batteries on the Promenade des Anglais, when they were beginning to fear an invasion on the Riviera beaches. This building was situated opposite the Casino Ruhl. (Thanks to Howard Shakespeare for this information) |
| The Quai du Midi, now the Quai des Etats Unis. |
| The Jetee Promenade in a 1903 postcard. |
| The Hotel Lepante, Rue Lepante. |
| An unused and undated postcard of the Quai des Etats Unis. |
| Another unused postcard, this one of the Avenue de la Gare. |
| Two postcards of the Promenade des Anglais, that on the left showing the Casino Ruhl, opposite which used to be the Palais de la Jetee, on the right. |
| Two postcards from the early 1920s, both of which show the Palais de la Jetee and the Jardins Albert 1er. |
| The Flower Market near the Cours Saleya - an Edwardian postcard. |
| The Waterfall in front of the Chateau, the former being illuminated at night. |
| The entrance to the port, with Mont Boron in the background. |
| The Russian Cathedral - we walked to see this one very hot day a few years ago. It's a beautiful building, but surprisingly small inside ! |
| Cimiez - the Monastery. |
| L'Eglise Notre-Dame. |
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| postcards of the past |
| Nice has become our favourite holiday resort over the years. It has everything you need for a great holiday - superb hotels, hundreds of cafes and restaurants, good shopping and a beautiful promenade. The only negative is the pebbly beach, but the warm Mediterranean waters are so tempting that you soon overcome this minor discomfort. Very lively at night too. At our last visit - May 2007 - a new tramway system was being constructed, and this subsequently opened in October 2007. |