Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- paris_yank:go:nice:russians_in_nice [2026/03/22 13:44] – [The Russian Orthodox Cemetery at Caucade] parisyank
+++ paris_yank:go:nice:russians_in_nice [2026/03/31 03:46] (current) – [Anton Chekhov (1860–1904)] parisyank
@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 For a Russian visitor arriving in Nice today, the city offers something rare: a place where Russian history is not merely remembered, but still physically present.
+See our guide of the current strong [[Russian community in Nice]].
 > //This page is part of the [[Celebrities of Nice|Celebrities of Nice & the French Riviera]] series.//
-----
 ====== Why Russians Came to Nice ======
@@ Line 59: / Line 61: @@
   * **Avenue Nicolas II** — the avenue leading to the Cathedral, named in his memory.
   * A bust of Tsarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich Romanov stands in Nice. Three years after his tragic death, a memorial chapel appeared on the territory of the Villa Bermond, and the adjacent street was renamed Tsarevich Boulevard.
-> //→ Candidate for its own page: [[The Tsarevich of Nice]]//
 ----
@@ Line 94: / Line 94: @@
   * To the north of the Cathedral is the Lycée du Parc Impérial, originally a palace built to accommodate the Imperial Family during their stays in Nice.
-> //→ Candidate for its own page: [[The Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Nice]]//
 ----
@@ Line 117: / Line 117: @@
   * **Hôtel L'Oasis** (the former Pension Russe), 23 rue Gounod — commemorative plaques on the facade. A quiet courtyard hotel, still operating, where both Chekhov and Lenin stayed.
   * **Rue Anton Tchekhov** — a street in Nice named in his honour.
-> //→ Candidate for its own page: [[Chekhov in Nice]]//