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Cannes : Things to see and do
Cannes : Organise your stay
Cannes :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Cannes Hotel tips
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Chanteclair from42 €
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Suite Affaire Cannes from82.00 €
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Best Western Cannes Riviera Hotel from90 €
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Cannes Leisure tips
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- 79.95 €
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Tour of Antibes, Cannes, and St. Paul de Vance
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Travel guide Cannes 
Cannes : The Michelin guide review
With its world-famous Boulevard de la Croisette, Cannes is one of the most glamorous resorts on the French Riviera. The red cliffs of Esterel rise steeply to the west, while the Lérins islands are located offshore. Since 1834 a whole host of famous personalities have helped to establish the city’s reputation. In the past the aristocracy would spend the winter here; nowadays celebrities flock here during the film festival, which is one of the most important events in the cinema world.
Tourist attractions Cannes : Things to see and do
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Estérel mountains
F - 06150 Cannes
This low-lying, ravined mountain range extends to the sea with promontories, deep creeks, headlands and beaches. Its fire-red colours form a striking contrast with the indigo blue of the Mediterranean. The Corniche d’Or coastal road running between..
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Upper coastal road
F - 06000 Nice
The Grande Corniche is the highest coastal road between Nice and Menton. Built on the orders of Napoleon, it follows part of the old Roman road Via Julia Augusta. Its panoramic views are unforgettable, especially from Le Vistaero restaurant and Be..
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With its casino, palaces and luxuriant gardens, the name Monte Carlo is synonymous with gambling and the high life. Developed in the late 19C by the Bains de Mer company, Monte Carlo is today a tightly packed haven of rich villas and buildings. To th..
Hotels Cannes
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A few steps away from the beaches, the convention center and the shopping area, the BEST WESTERN Cannes Riviera Hotel is a high standard 4-Star hotel combining classic Provencal decor with the most modern hotel facilities. Only a few hotels in Cannes..
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Chanteclair
Forville F - 06400 Cannes
Set in the historic district of the Suquet, this hotel offers a flower-filled terrace and classic en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi, just 400 metres from the famous Croisette. Guests are invited to relax in the garden and enjoy the Plage du Sud beach, ..
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Odalys Les Felibriges
Rue Georges Clemenceau 91 F - 06400 Cannes (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur)
Prix Prices from : 65.00 EUR
This luxury removed appart'hôtel is located in the Suquet quarter (historical down town), 1 km from the Festival Hall, 50 m from the beach and shops for essentials.
Leisure activities Cannes
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Prices from : 40.48 €
Lively throngs of rich, famous, and glamorous people line Monaco's buzzing boulevards once the sun goes down! The effervescent spirit of this chic city is yours to soak up. Enjoy a moment of serenity at the Prince's Palace before diving into the extr..
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From the serenity of medieval Eze; to the plush yachts bobbing in Monaco's marina; to the artistic ambience of Saint Paul de Vence; to the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit in Monte Carlo, this tour captures the French Riviera's remarkable diversity. Sur..
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Get the best out of the Cote d'Azur and take in dazzling views of the Mediterranean Sea, the magnificent scenery of Antibes, and the luxury of Cannes. Follow in the footsteps of famous faces at the film festival palace before visiting the medieval vi..
Restaurants Cannes
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Le Bistrot L'Etage
r. J. -H. -Carle F - 06210 La Napoule
At the well-named Étage ('Upstairs') at the Oasis restaurant, guests enjoy well-made and sometimes forgotten bistro dishes like blanquette of veal, aioli terrine and beef en daube.
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In this traditional restaurant, the chef uses quality ingredients to create generous and flavourful dishes. Try mullet salad with grapefruit confit, tuna with baby vegetables and crepes Suzette.
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The owner of this appealing bistro is a true food enthusiast who cheerily upholds his art. He prepares fine Provencal cuisine, along with some more everyday populist options. No telephone and payment in cash.
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With its antique-style statuary, this somewhat kitsch setting will appeal to lovers of the genre. Find a charming welcome and tasty cuisine inspired by Provence and Italy... including homemade pasta.
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There is ancient stonework and vaulting in the chapel of this 17C seminary. Inspired by regional and seasonal specialities, the chef's dishes are full of flavour.
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The team behind Villa Archange now have a brasserie too. It has a New York loft-style decor, sunny cuisine and an impressive dessert trolley... angelic.
