Attractions and Places to Visit in Cannes
Glamorous Cannes is more about resting than doing. Although you can visit a few museums and see some pretty architecture, the main tourist attraction is enjoying life at a leisurely pace. Do this on the beaches, nearby islands, the cafés, the boutiques along Rue Meynadier and Rue d'Antibes, and the casinos.
Places to Stay in Cannes
Whether you prefer the big luxury trimmings of the five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, whether you want that breathtaking view or love the calm of the countryside, Cannes offers plenty of choices.
Sports and Activities
The city is well known for its association with the rich and famous, its luxurious hotels and restaurants, and for hosting the annual Cannes Film Festival. But what you might not know, is that it is also a hot-spot for extreme sports, especially water sports!
Aux Bons Enfants
If you want to get to the very roots of Cannes catering, this is your place. Hard by the Forville market, it is tiny, pretty cramped and with nothing you’d actually call décor.
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Bistrot Gourmand
Here’s a classic Provençal bistro– simple, bustling, friendly… and rather brighter than most. Inside, there’s light-wood panelling enlivened by daubs of modern art.
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Table 22 By Mantel
In discrete, stylishly contemporary premises, Noël Mantel and his Dutch wife have quietly cooked their way to the front rank of Cannes catering.
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L'affable
After having spent the last 30 years in Mougins, Jean-Paul Battaglia opened the restaurant with very well prepared food, the nicest staff and very good prices.
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