Cannes Things to Do

 25 Reviews  One of the nicest places to visit in Cannes where you can see the locals in shops, stores, and sitting at outdoor cafes is in the old town on the hill, Le Suquet. Taking the winding streets up the... 

 24 Reviews  One of the most well-known promenade in the world is Cannes La Croisette, stretched from the Palace of Festivals up to the Palm Beach casino. From port Kanto with numerous yachts through the bridge... 

 31 Reviews  63rd Film Festival 12-23th May 2010 Fewer big Hollywood stars expected this year With only two "large" U.S. production in theatres ("Robin Hood" from Ridley Scott's opening and "Wall Street 2" out... 

 29 Reviews  Facing the Vieux Port and the large esplanade called "La Pantiéro" stands the Hôtel de Ville of Cannes. This neoclassic building from 1876 is particularly representative of 19th-century... 

 7 Reviews  Admission is 3.20 Euros Discounted rate is 2 Euros Admission free The first sunday of each month for students under 26 for all young people under 18 for disable persons Opening hours October to... 

 11 Reviews  At the top of the Suquet hill the Church of Notre-Dame de l'Espérance (16-17th c.) looks more like a fortress as a church in late gothic style. The bell tower (16th c.) was part of the ancient hedging... 

 21 Reviews  Between Ste-Marguerite and St-Honorat island is a sound with turquoise blue waters which is a favorite anchoring point for small yachts and boats during the summer. On the big catamaran on the right... 

 9 Reviews  Cannes is situated exactly at the mid-point of the Côte d'Azur: it takes as long to reach Saint-Tropez as it does San Remo in Italy (roughly 1.5 hours each). Cannes also benefits from its proximity to... 

 18 Reviews  If you tired of too much walking then try to discover Cannes by Little Tourist Train. It is fast easy and maybe in your native language. Click on website link and read about costs, routes and... 

 8 Reviews  Right beside the Palais Des Festivals, you will find various hand prints of celebraties on the floor. Pretty cool knowing " who is who" was there before. The picture shown here is the hand print of... 

 18 Reviews  This is another emblematic hotel on the Croisette nearly in front of the Palais des Festivals. The hotel has 265 rooms and 84 suites. It belongs to the Lucien Barrière group. Spectacular façade at... 

 1 Review  This covered market is a few streets behind the Hôtel de Ville / Townhall of Cannes at the eastern edge of the Suquet. The building dates from 1929 in a "neo-regionalist" style by architect Henri... 

 3 Reviews  A small 'square' on the Le Suquet hill, just below the tower and ramparts, and places to site amidst large oleander bushes and beneath lovely shade trees. At the west end of "La Croisette", between... 

 NiceLife Says:  January - MIDEM - International market for musicFebruary - MILIA - GSM world congress - Festival of GamesMarch - MIPIM - international market for real... 

 NiceLife Says:  The Festival d'Art Pyrotechnique is an international firework display competition held each year over six days in July and August, to see who can produce the... 

 Pavlik_NL Says:  In war films stars play fallen soldiers and hero's that die for the fatherland. In real this also has happened and like in all other French (and European)... 

 Pavlik_NL Says:  The town hall of Cannes is situated between the old and the new parts of town. Directly across the monument for the fallen hero's in the two world wars, the... 

 NiceLife Says:  Frankie goes to Hollywood - by bus.The bus station at Cannes is decorated with this trompe d'oeil tribute to film spanning nearly a hundred years. (Which is not... 

 Toshioohsako Says:  You can often observe "free" relaxed life of sea-gulls as not many tourists are around. They may be easily photographed because they are not easily scared. You... 

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