Discover the Allure of Cannes the Film Festival City in Video
Once a humble fishing village, Cannes has blossomed over the past 200 years into a vibrant city with 75,000 residents, attracting three (3) million visitors annually. This enchanting city boasts many experiences, from bustling local markets and charming artisanal bakeries to harbours filled with luxury yachts and glamorous events. Join us on a video journey through this attractive French Riviera seaside city.
Unveil the Charm of Le Suquet
Le Suquet, Cannes’s oldest quarter, was once the home of the city’s fishermen. This picturesque neighbourhood, perched on a hill above the old port, invites you to wander through its narrow streets and alleys. It leads you to the Gothic marvel, Notre-Dame de l’Esperance, a stunning church dating back to the 16th century.
Savour Breathtaking Views
You can enjoy panoramic views over the city from the Place de la Castre, the courtyard of a medieval castle. This magical vantage point is a must-visit during your time in Cannes.
Cannes Film Festival City
Located on Boulevard de la Croisette, the iconic Palais des Festivals hosts prestigious international events like the MIPIM real estate fair and the Cannes Lions advertising festival. Most famously, it is the home of the Cannes Film Festival, where the coveted Palme d’Or is awarded yearly.
Indulge in Sun, Sea, and Sand
Cannes offers approximately 50 beaches, ranging from public gems like Moure Rouge and Bijou Plage to exclusive private beaches with restaurants, sunbeds, and lifeguards. Treat yourself to a day of relaxation by the azure waters.
Embrace the Local Spirit with Petanque
Pétanque courts, such as those on Place de l’Étang, are scattered throughout the city. Whether you join in or watch, you’ll soak up the laid-back atmosphere that defines Cannes.
Focus on Sustainability
Cannes is very committed to being green. This is clear from their new transport options, clean streets, love for nature, and eco-friendly city planning.
Immerse yourself in Cannes’s diverse and enchanting world through our latest video. Get inspired and plan your next adventure to this captivating destination. Watch the video on @Perfectly Provence and discover why Cannes is a place like no other!
Cocktails for Cannes
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French Riviera: The 10 Must-See Places
Cannes Underwater Museum
Just 15 minutes by ferry from Cannes, the two Lérins islands, Saint Honorat and Saint-Marguerite, are popular destinations for those hoping to enjoy the Mediterranean. Now, there is another reason to visit sculptures by Jason deCaires Taylor. The area reserved for swimmers and scuba divers south of l’île Sainte-Marguerite is the home of six giant two-metre faces resting on the seafloor. DeCaires Taylor was invited by the city to develop the Écomusée sous-marin de Cannes. This project is the first of its kind in France.
Ile St Honorat Wine and More
The island, home to 19th-century Abbaye de Lérins, has been a religious refuge for 16 centuries. Its separation from the mainland afforded the monks from the Cistercian Congregation of the Immaculate Conception a place for reflection. L’ile Saint Honorat’s enviable position near the coast with moderate breezes has allowed the community of monks to live a chaste life, surviving off the kitchen garden, local seafood and, of course, some wine. Today, about 20 monks call the island home.
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