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Glamour, Sun, and Mediterranean Chic — Cannes, on the French Riviera, is a city synonymous with film festivals, luxury yachts, and golden beaches. Beyond its cinematic fame, it offers a charming old town, exquisite dining, and a vibrant coastal atmosphere.
A cinematic tour of the top sights, food and local tips. Get your own AI voice guide and a trip planned just for you in the Tripmi app.
The iconic home of the Cannes Film Festival, where you can walk the red carpet and see the stars' handprints.
Wander through charming cobblestone streets, discover historic buildings, and enjoy panoramic views from the castle.
Located in the medieval castle of Le Suquet, it houses an eclectic collection of Mediterranean art and artifacts.
A glamorous promenade lined with palm trees, luxury boutiques, sandy beaches, and grand hotels.
A vibrant covered market offering fresh local produce, cheeses, flowers, and regional specialties.
A beautiful island accessible by ferry, known for its pine forests, coves, and the Fort Royal prison.
A less crowded, family-friendly public beach offering a relaxed atmosphere and good swimming.
Offers stunning panoramic views of the bay, the Lérins Islands, and the Esterel mountains.
Cannes' premier shopping street, featuring designer brands, high-end fashion, and chic boutiques.
A chic beach club and restaurant on La Croisette, offering a sophisticated seaside experience.
A popular nightclub on La Croisette, known for its lively atmosphere and international DJs.
A charming vintage-style cafe in the Old Town, perfect for coffee and pastries.
A well-regarded restaurant in the Old Town offering traditional Provençal cuisine in a cozy setting.
A historic church in Le Suquet with a beautiful bell tower offering lovely views.
At the Palais des Festivals, these steps immortalize the iconic actress and are a must-see for film buffs.
Experience the quintessential Cannes glamour by walking this famous seaside boulevard.
Get lost in the narrow streets of the old town and enjoy the picturesque atmosphere.
Enjoy a peaceful escape with hiking trails and hidden coves on this natural island.
Indulge in retail therapy at the numerous designer and luxury boutiques.
Savor local flavors and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market.
Find a scenic spot for breathtaking views as the sun dips below the horizon.
Ideal for luxury seekers, beach lovers, and those wanting to be at the heart of the action.
Perfect for history buffs and romantics seeking charming streets and authentic Provençal character.
Suits those looking for tranquility and stunning sea views, yet still close to amenities.
Good for budget-conscious travelers or those seeking more local, less touristy accommodations.
A thin, unleavened chickpea flour pancake, often grilled and seasoned with pepper, a delicious street food.
A classic Provençal salad featuring tuna, tomatoes, olives, hard-boiled eggs, and anchovies.
A rich Provençal fish stew, traditionally made with various Mediterranean fish and shellfish.
A sweet brioche pastry filled with a rich cream, originating from nearby Saint-Tropez.
An onion tart topped with anchovies and olives, a savory Ligurian specialty popular on the Riviera.
Sample a variety of delicious goat and sheep cheeses from the surrounding Provençal countryside.
The perfume capital of the world, offering fascinating tours of perfumeries, about a 30-minute drive away.
A stunning medieval hilltop village renowned for its art galleries and beautiful architecture, approximately 45 minutes away.
The vibrant capital of the French Riviera, boasting a beautiful old town and Promenade des Anglais, reachable in about 30-40 minutes by train.
The Cannes Film Festival atmosphere is truly magical, even if you're not attending. We loved strolling along La Croisette, people-watching, and enjoying an ice cream. The old town, Le Suquet, offered stunning views and charming little restaurants for dinner.
Cannes exceeded our expectations. The beaches are beautiful, and the water was perfect for swimming. We took a day trip to the Lérins Islands, which was a peaceful escape and had fascinating history.
We enjoyed the elegant ambiance of Cannes. Wandering through the market at Forville was a delight for the senses, with fresh produce and local delicacies. The luxury shops on Rue d'Antibes are also quite impressive.
Cannes is undoubtedly glamorous. While the main promenade is lovely, it can get very crowded. We found some excellent seafood restaurants away from the busiest spots – the grilled dorade was superb.
A perfect blend of Riviera charm and high-class living. We spent an afternoon exploring the Palais des Festivals and imagined the stars walking the red carpet. The sunsets over the bay were unforgettable.
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