Comment c'était de Vivre à Nice dans les Années 70 ?

Close your eyes and listen. The sound of pebbles rolled by the waves. The smell of socca browning over a wood fire. The Niçois dialect still spoken at the Cours Saleya market. Nice in the 1970s wasn't just a tourist postcard. It was a real city, with its own language, cuisine, and soul. A soul that was half Italian, because Nice was Italian until 1860 and has never forgotten it. In this video, we travel back in time. The blue chairs of the Promenade des Anglais, the colorful alleyways of Old Nice, the flower market, socca at Thérésa's, authentic pan bagnat, and true Niçoise salad. The pebble beaches of the Baie des Anges, the Carnival and its Battle of Flowers, the golden years of OGC Nice at the Stade du Ray. A stroll through a city that looked south, towards Italy, more than north. A city whose village has slowly faded behind the grand promenade. And you, what Niçois word did your grandmother use? Do you remember your first slice of socca? Share your memories in the comments.