.. choose, according to your preferences, between 15 private beaches and 20 public ...
And safely: the bathing waters meet the standards in force (labeled Blue Flag), the delimitation of zones of nautical activities is effective as the monitoring of the beaches of Carras aux Ponchettes.
Two public beaches have special facilities to facilitate access to the sea for disabled people: beaches of the Centenary and Carras. (Label Handiplage).
All private beaches offer (from April to October) mattresses, umbrellas, cabins and showers. Each has a restaurant by the sea.
The carnival parades, magnified by the animated elements on the Place Masséna, are composed of tanks that will tell the story of the subject of the carnival.
Electrical, fossil, wind, solar, hydraulic, renewable ... But also energy deployed by men ... A vast subject that will allow carnavaliers and official modelers to let their imagination speak to the envi!
These giant and colorful parades, which take place day or night, are animated by more than 1000 musicians and dancers from all over the world.
The Cannes Film Festival, founded in 1946 on a project by Jean Zay1, Minister of National Education and Fine Arts of the Popular Front, and called until 2002 the International Film Festival, is an international film festival taking place Each year in Cannes (Alpes-Maritimes, France) for a fortnight.
Over the years, it has become the most publicized film festival in the world2, especially during the opening ceremony and the rise of the marches: the red carpet and its twenty-four "marches of glory" 3. The Festival is also much criticized, and was at the origin of several scandals or controversies that relayed magazines and newspapers, French and foreign.
Every year, in the second half of May, filmmakers, stars, professionals in the film industry (producers, distributors, international sellers ...) and thousands of journalists travel to Cannes. The main screenings take place at the Palais des Festivals and Congresses, located on the Promenade de la Croisette.
No race, no circuit of the calendar of the formula can truly compete with the excellence, the glamor and the challenge that proposes the Grand Prix of Monaco. From the Place du Casino to the most famous pin in the world, passing by the tunnel and in front of the luxurious yachts, Monte-Carlo is a circuit of legendary bends that breathes History.
As a challenge for teams and pilots, the narrow circuit, set in the prestigious streets of the Principality, has been fueling the dreams of motor sports for decades.
For some drivers like Mika Häkkinen, "Winning Monaco is better than winning the World Championship". For others like Nelson Piquet, Monaco is akin to "cycling in his living room".
And for the fans, it is simply an event to live once in his life.
It was in Nice that the first jazz festival in the world was born, for the first time in February 1948, at the end of the Carnival.
Several of the concerts were broadcast live by the French Broadcasting. The biggest ones were there, starting with Louis Amstrong, the undisputed star of this first edition, alongside other stars: Claude Lutter, Stéphane Grappelli, Django Reinhardt. At the end of the evening, at Negresco, the party ended at dawn with a torrid "jam" after the singing of Suzy Delair and Yves Montand.
The experiment was not renewed in Nice until 1971, this time at the Théâtre de Verdure and in the Jardin Albert 1er. But it was not until 1974 and the Great Parade to witness the full revival of jazz in a rural setting, that of the gardens of the Arenes de Cimiez. The festival takes a breath of air and undergoes a tremendous growth under the impulse of the City of Nice and the producer George Wein.
40 years later, the festival is back on the peninsula of the Jardin Albert 1er and the Théâtre de Verdure while the Jazz Off is invited to all the districts of the city.
