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Cannes

Sunshine, Glamour, Festivals : Riviera's Cinematic Jewel

The best time to visit Cannes is during spring and early summer when the weather is comfortable and the number of visitors is still low. Although May is bustling with excitement due to the renowned Film Festival, the city can get quite crowded. From late June to August, the weather is ideal for beach fun, but it's also peak tourist season. For those wanting to enjoy pleasant weather with fewer crowds, September to early October is a great option to experience local cultural events and witness beautiful autumn landscapes.

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Cannes from € 74

Cannes shines as a glamorous gem along the French Riviera, celebrated for its opulent beaches, breath-taking Mediterranean scenery, and the illustrious Cannes Film Festival. This annual event transforms the city into a hub for the world's glitterati and has become one of the film industry's most watched celebrations, hosted at the iconic Palais des Festivals et des Congrès.

Visitors to Cannes are often drawn to the city's famed boulevard, La Croisette, renowned for its picturesque palm-lined promenade with luxury shops, world-class hotels, including the historical InterContinental Carlton Cannes, and views of the azure sea. It's a perfect location for relaxed strolls and people-watching along the coast.

Beyond its famous festival and opulent attractions, Cannes charms with Le Suquet, its enchanting old quarter, where meandering alleys offer a glimpse into history and panoramic vistas, notably from the ancient Musée de la Castre situated atop its highest point.

Cannes' allure extends to its pristine beaches, diverse from private enclaves associated with grandiose hotels, to welcoming public sands that invite visitors to bask under the Riviera sun. A short boat ride transports you to the Lérins Islands; Île Sainte-Marguerite harbors a legendary fortress and Île Saint-Honorat boasts a centuries-old monastery.

The city is also a haven for shoppers and foodies, with Rue d'Antibes hosting an array of boutiques and cozy cafés, and Marché Forville offering fresh local delights in a vibrant market setting. As night falls, Cannes pulses with an energetic nightlife and a vast selection of elegant bars and clubs, particularly buzzing during the film festival.

Beyond Cannes, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region invites exploration with its rolling vineyards and quaint towns, providing perfect day-trip opportunities. Cannes embodies the sophisticated allure of the French Riviera, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking the perfect blend of luxury, culture, and scenic beauty.

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Embark on a weekend of grandeur in the heart of Cannes, with its luxurious accommodation, exquisite dining options, and high-end retail therapy. It's the ideal getaway for those desiring a brief yet opulent retreat.

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Gastronomy Cuisine

Cannes is renowned for its exquisite gastronomy, blending the finest Mediterranean and French Riviera flavors. Local produce takes center stage, with seafood as a highlight, masterfully combined with olive oil and herbs. The dining scene is luxurious and fits perfectly with the city's prestigious film festival, boasting high-end restaurants and delightful bistros. These culinary establishments serve dishes crafted from the region's finest ingredients, promising a truly exquisite experience for food connoisseurs.

  • Bouillabaisse

    Bouillabaisse

    A traditional Provençal fish stew originating from the port of Marseille, bursting with the flavors of rockfish, shellfish, and aromatic herbs.
  • Ratatouille

    Ratatouille

    A hearty vegetable stew highlighting the best of Cannes' local produce, including tomatoes, zucchini, and eggplant, simmered with herbs de Provence.
  • Socca

    Socca

    A simple yet delicious chickpea flour pancake, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, often enjoyed as a street food snack.