## The space You will be welcome in this spacious Nice apartment. Central you will be a few minutes walk from Place Garibaldi and old Nice. It consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large living room, an equipped kitchen. A terrace and a balcony complete this apartment. Tram 2 minutes walk. ## Guest access All spaces in this apartment are for travelers, we will ask tenants on each arrival to take care of the premises. Care and love have been put in so that you have a great holiday so please respect it. Tram stop close to the residence, Riquier station and Place Garibaldi a few minutes walk away, first beach 10 minutes away. A large number of shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and supermarkets are nearby. ## Guest interaction Professional concierge, we will accompany you during your stay. From reception to departure, we are available for any questions. Our team will be available to prepare your stay in our wonderful region. The best way to reach us is by message. As soon as we have accepted your stay, our contact details will appear. An automatic message will be sent to you via the application with our email or if you prefer we can simply exchange via the application. ## Other things to note Tram stop close to the residence, Riquier station and Place Garibaldi a few minutes walk away, first beach 10 minutes away. A large number of shops, cafes, bars, restaurants are downstairs

## The neighborhood The Riquier district is a district of Nice located in the south-eastern part of the city, north of the port district, upstream from the Paillon, the river torrent that passes through the city. It is bordered by rue Barla to the south, Mont Alban to the east, the Paillon (covered) to the west. The essentials of the Riquier district A district that has become central to the metropolis of Nice, Riquier now has a residential vocation. Its frame is made up of workers' buildings built in the 1920s, contemporary residences, and a few remaining buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Palais de l'Esplanade located on the Place de l'Armée du Rhin, Place Arson, its arcades and pétanque courts, the old buildings on Rue Arson on the port side, several palaces on Rue Barla, the the Torrini house and the Antoine palace on rue Leotardi, or the Bella Nizza palace on boulevard Antoine-Risso. Very commercial, the Riquier district is home to many national and international brands, and in particular the large shopping complex on Boulevard Delfino Nice TLN. A green district, it has pleasant landscaped squares such as Place Arson, Place des Cigalusa, and the green spaces of Nice TLN. A stone's throw from Place Garibaldi, the district is also very close to Nice Acropolis, the contemporary art museum and the Paillon green belt. The origins of the Riquier district The district bears the name of a wealthy family from Nice who owned their land in the Middle Ages. For a long time, the territory of the district remained planted with orchards and vegetable gardens. Close to the city ramparts, the sector then attracted craftsmen with various trades, including coopers and blacksmiths, then small industries, breweries and urban transport depots (coaches, horse-drawn trams, then coaches). The development of the district was made thanks to the destruction of the citadel and the ramparts of the city by Louis XIV. The city's urbanization projects in the ...