* This competition is now closed, stay tuned for the next one. In the meantime, watch our cooking class and you’ll feel as if you’re really in Nice !! *
Learn how to cook a Pissaladiere
Though we can’t experience the magic of Nice in person yet, we can bring some of that magic to you at home.
👨🏽🍳 💡 Click on the below video to watch our fun cooking class and virtual tour of Nice, you'll feel as if you are in Nice! 👇👇👇
How to enter La Compétition
This competition is now closed
✔️Complete our short quiz about the city of Nice. Answer the questions correctly to go into the draw to win. Entries close at midnight AEST on 21 July 2021. Bon appétit, bon voyage and bonne chance!
The prizes
Thanks to Nice tourism office, one lucky winner will receive the following:
• Three nights’ stay including breakfast and a diner for two* at the luxury Hotel La Pérouse in Nice
• A French Riviera Pass* for two which gives you free access to tourist sites in Nice and the wider region
• __A Le Creuset (External link) __ signature cast iron casserole
Terms and conditions apply
First, food entrepreneur Rosa Jackson (External link) , owner of Les Petits Farcis (External link) , will teach you how to make a classic Niçoise dish – pissaladière. Somewhere between a pizza and a tart, the pissaladière is the ultimate comfort food, which can be enjoyed all year around. Cut into squares, it is also the perfect food to pack for a picnic on the beach.
Then, the director of the Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolitan tourism office and his lovely team will take you on a tour of some of Nice’s top attractions. You’ll be able to relive your Niçoise memories or decide whether Nice is worthy of your bucket list (spoiler alert: it is).
Discover the city of Nice
What do you get when you combine French culture, alpine mountains and sunny beaches, old-world charm and a buzzing atmosphere?
This might sound like the stuff of dreams, but not for the city of Nice. Known as the capital of the chic yet relaxed French Riviera, it’s no wonder this diverse and unique city is one of France’s most popular tourist destinations.
Alongside its Mediterranean climate, fascinating history and vibrant art and entertainment scene is the local gastronomy. French and Italian influences come together in perfect harmony to create fresh, flavourful Niçoise cuisine (and don’t get us started on the wine).
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