Nice Escort Companions

Nice is one of the largest tourist cities of South-eastern France. This area near the Mediterranean popularly known as the French Riviera is home to majestic tourist cities like Monaco, Monaco, and Marseilles. Its location and rich culture has made Nice popular to summer vacationers, having something to offer for everyone. Nice is well known for the beautiful view of the Promenade des Anglais, which is one of the famous waterfronts of the French Riviera.

Aside from the sun and sand attractions, Nice is also popular as a fashion and shopping centre. Nice has very strong ties to Italian fashion since the city was once a part of Italy until 1860. The main shopping avenue in Nice is the Jean Medecin. Designer garments are very expensive although these prices are on par with other shopping centres in the French Riviera. Interestingly, the general fashion items are very cheap even when compared to other European countries. Since some of these basic fashion items can also be considered classy and elegant by some, many tourists come here for bargain shopping and item hunting.

A well known shopping attraction in Nice is the Galleries Lafayette. This place is a huge collection of shops that offers a wide range of fashion items all under one roof. This department store is common in France's major cities and while it may look bland from the outside, there are a lot of shopping steals worth a look.

Another shopping centre that tourists love is the Cap 3000, right next to the St. Laurent De Var. For more bargain fashion, the Ventimigilia's is the perfect treat. Easily accessible by train, this shop is only a few kilometres from the Italian border. There are a lot of counterfeit fashion items here, and while they may be cheap, you might want to think twice since the French police targets tourists who "accidentally" buy counterfeit items.

The Vieux Nice is a narrow alley with plenty of small and independent shops. The crowded street is more known for the various gift items that tourists buy to bring home to their families. If you look harder, you will find some shops that have regional clothing items. Another high-class shopping street is the Rue de France. This strip has exclusive clothing boutiques which attracts high-paying shoppers. The Rude de France may be crowded during the weekends so it is important to plan your visit so that you can move around the shopping street without much hassle.

The city centre of Nice is called the Centre Commercial Nice Étoile. The city centre has a shopping mall and a strip of restaurants, but its main boutiques sells high-class fashion. The Nice Étoile goes up to four floors with a wide variety of fashion items from outdoor wear, to kids' wear, and accessories.

Nice's shopping experience is different from other shops in France. Nice has a mix of the cheap and the expensive, and the old and new. Dealers here are very friendly, which is very important to prevent being inconvenienced during the afternoon when it is very hot. Nice fashion shops are numerous and the only way you can find the best shopping is to go there yourself and look for the shop that will match your taste. The rugged shopping stalls give tourists the experience that they won't easily forget.