The Golden Ring of Vintage Shopping in Old Nice
Inspire · Shopping & GiftsContributor blog post by Allison @Best of Nice:
If you like vintage glamour, second-hand chic, discount designer duds and unique fashion finds, put on your shopping shoes and head to Old Nice. Here is a circuit over just a couple of blocks where bargain hunters will find their bonheur in boutiques ranging from vintage to retro thrift stores.
…Continue reading here for the “Best of Nice” guide to shopping for gently used clothing and fashion accessories on the French Riviera. Allison also shares a couple of her favourite stops for coffee and lunch, after all shopping is a sporting activity. Enjoy this post!
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