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Port Lympia is the name of the port of Nice. Its name derives from the source of a river, the Lympia, that fed a small lake in a nearby swamp area. The main connections are with Corsica and Sardinia. In 1748, King Charles Emmanuel III decided to build the port of Nice in the Lympia valley area at the foot of the ancient citadel, the construction took place over a century and a half. The port of Nice is the most important cement producing port in France alongside the Valle Spangle pebble treatment plants. The port of Nice has a beautiful lighthouse, that was built in the eighteenth century and ... [More information]
Address: Quai Amiral Infernet, 06300 Nice, France
Directions: Google Map @ Nice, port
Ajaccio is a French city located along the southwest coast of Corsica is a very pleasant place to spend a holiday with a beautiful sea and lots of amenities. Historical sites The history of Ajaccio begins with the ancient Greeks, who called it Agationm which means 'good port' for its favorable location. It was conquered by the Romans and then passed to the Vandals and the Lombards. Around the year 1000 the island was occupied by the Pisans and then conquered by the Genoese who built the part of the fortified city and moved 100 Ligurian families there, including the famous Bonaparte famil... [More information]