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Palais des Festival was built in 1982 and is an important meeting place for the Cannes Film Festival. It is the place where the Palme d'Or is given. This place can accommodate tens of thousands of people. In addition to being the official venue of the film festival, it also includes night clubs and many business conference halls. It is said that the carpet on the steps is red only when there is an activity, and the carpet is blue at other times.

Today, the Old Town of Nice still maintains an ancient look, in which you can search for treasures in maze-like alleys, experience old-fashioned French shopping in the market square of Saleya, and enjoy the traditional taste of Nice in the square. The Old Town of Nice began to be built by the Greeks. It was once a colony of the Roman Empire. It is full of old buildings in Italian style, and the colors of buildings are bright.

Grasse is a small city in the northwest of Nice. It is named after the perfume industry and has the title of “City of Art and History”. Eighty percent of France's perfumes come from this and are also suppliers to Chanel. In Grasse, you can visit the Flower Palace Perfume Factory, the International Perfume Museum and the Provence Art History Museum.

Are you all about waking up at the break of day to purchase fresh flowers? Take a walk until you come across the Cours Saleya. On the way there, you can stop at the varied shops and pick up items like truffles and olive oil. Besides flowers, the Cours Saleya also has a fantastic selection of fruit, vegetables and fresh soups. You can find goods here that are less expensive and more delicious than those you buy in stores. On Mondays you can take a look around and see what you can find when it is converted into a flea market.