All roads lead to Armenia: Chapter II (Nice)
In January 2024, we explored Paris, the French capital, discovering remarkable Armenian landmarks such as the Nubar Library, the equestrian statue of General Andranik and the incredible restaurant “La Maison de la Culture Arménienne.”
Today, we find ourselves in Nice on the French Riviera, which is renowned for its stunning Mediterranean beaches, vibrant arts scene, charming historic old town (Vieux Nice) and the breathtaking Promenade des Anglais.
The Armenian presence in Nice dates back to the early 20th century, when thousands fled the horrors of the Armenian Genocide.
Author's summary: Exploring Armenian landmarks in Nice.
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