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This 4-hour private tour departs from Nice to take you to the medieval village of Eze and to Monaco....
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The Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice is a striking edifice that stands as a symbol of Russian architectural prowess in France.
The Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice is a striking edifice that stands as a symbol of Russian architectural prowess in France. It was built in 1912 by Tsar Nicholas II as a place of worship for Russian aristocrats and industrialists who holidayed on the Côte d'Azur before the 1917 Russian Revolution. Post-Revolution, it was the church of the exiled Russians who lived in Nice.
The ornate orange and white facade is topped with 5 green onion-shaped domes and tent roofs with gilt crosses and details. The interiors contain a treasure trove of frescoes, icons, decorative woodwork and items of historical value which were brought here during the Russian Revolution.
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Avenue Nicolas II, 06000 Nice, France
+33 9 83 94 71 55
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