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CANNES IS YOURS G U I D E B O O KG U I D E B O O K CANNES IS YOURS

Cannes/ GUIDE BOOK Cannes/ GUIDE BOOK 3

EDITORIAL ..................................................... 3

THE HISTORY OF CANNES..................................4

THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL ..............................6

DISCOVER ......................................................8

LRINS ISLANDS ............................................12

MUSEUMS & MONUMENTS ...............................14

MURALS .......................................................17

GUIDED TOURS ..............................................18

WALKS AND HIKES .........................................20

GASTRONOMY ...............................................22

GOURMET TRIPS TO SEA ..................................22

PRIVATE BEACHES & THEIR RESTAURANTS ..........23

SHOPPING .....................................................24

WELL-BEING ..................................................26

SPORTS ........................................................27

LEISURE ACTIVIES ..........................................33

BAY OF CANNES .............................................34

EXCURSIONS IN THE AREA ...............................36

CANNES FOR CHILDREN ...................................40

CITY LIGHTS .................................................42

CANNES EVENTS .............................................43

PRACTICAL INFORMATION, GETTING HERE,PARKING, USEFUL CONTACTS ..........................46

WELCOME TO CANNES!

Whether or not youre already fan of Cannes, wevethe best welcome in store for you, giving you thekeys to the city.Youll experience the art of living in all its forms.More than anything else, Cannes is a place ofgolden sands, a perfect bay lined with islands, the

ideal location whether youre here for business orpleasure.

This guide will help you discover the many faces ofthis exceptional global village. The sections wehave put together will help you embrace the wholecity and make your stay a special one.Must-visit locations, the history of the city and itsfilm festival, new attractions, shopping venues,guided tours, cultural heritage, its all here, notforgetting excursions which take you to the hilltopvillages in the Cannes hinterland and show youbreathtaking panoramas.

We are intent on giving you a step-by-step guideand the team at the Tourist Information Office is atyour service for the entire summer, the whole year,

ready to help everyone.

Become the guest stars in an exceptional location.

Welcome to Cannes, the city is yours.

Palais des Festivals et des Congrs de Cannes - JUNE 2014 - Any reproduction or copying is prohibited.Printed on paper from sustainably managed forests by Trulli printer.

Photos : Herv Fabre, Jrme Klagopian, Cathy Berg, Michel Perreard, Photo Traverso,Ajuria, Cyril De Platter, Alain Solari, Eric Dervaux, Ville de Cannes, Hugues Lagarde, DR Semec.

An edition of the Palais des Festivals et des Congrs, the only congress center in the world to be triple certified in Quality, Environmentand Health & Safety as well as being certified in Corporate Social Responsibility.

CONTENTS


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HISTORY G U I D E B O O K

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G U I D E B O O K HISTORY

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From 1834, Cannes became one of THE placesto be! Across the Channel, the city of Cannes hadacquired a great reputation for its climate after aformer Royal Chancellor, Lord Henry Broughamand Vaux, decided to spend the winter here... andended up staying thirty- four years!

A talented ambassador for Cannes, inviting hisfriends and relations to the city, Lord Broughamopened the doors to the city to his peers andkings, queens, princesses, dukes as well as greatwriters and up and coming artists like ProsperMrime, Guy de Maupassant, Domergue, Cha-

teaubriand, Victor Hugo, Stendhal, Picabia, Renoirand Picasso. And so the first tourist season wasborn, from autumn to winter. With the advent ofpaid leave, the season switched to spring andsummer. In the days when the first trains broughtQueen Victoria of England, Tsarina Maria Alexan-drovna of Russia, and the kings and queens ofSweden, Denmark, Belgium and Spain, Canneswas enriched by sumptuous palaces, mansions,big luxury hotels and venues for festivities.

The Croisette, then called Boulevard delImpratrice, became a social focal point edginga beautiful bay. Several gaming establishmentsadded an international flavour that appealed toan Oriental clientele of Maharajahs, Sultans andEmirs as well as Western high society. Francesfirst clay tennis court was built in Cannes by SirThomas Woolfield, nicknamed the Marquis ofCarabas.

CANNES, CAPITAL OF SOPHISTICATED SPORTS

Golf became popular from as early as 1890,spurred on by Grand Duke Michael of Russia,who founded the Cannes Golf Club in Cannes-Mandelieu Sailing, introduced a few years earlierunder the aegis of the Duke of Vallombrosa,definitely established its pedigree in Cannesthanks to the Prince of Wales, the future EdwardVII, through the prestigious Royal Regattas in theBay of Cannes. Participants included the crownedheads of England, Russia, Denmark and Sweden.The 20th century transformed the City of Princesinto a leading tourism destination on the FrenchRiviera.

at the foot of ahill that served as a lookout over the Seignioryof Rodoard, Cannes startedout as a small fishing harbour overrun withreeds. It was called Portu Canuae andfaced the Lrins Islands, known since Antiquityunder the names of Lro and Lrina.

In 999, one year before the awful Year OneThousand, the Castrum Marcellus, fortwas built on the hill of the Suquet.Portu

Canuae had its khan, its high pointin Celto-Ligurian terminology, hence thename Cannes !Having experienced Spanish and Saraceninvasions, the royal incarceration of theenigmatic Man in the Iron Mask, the spectacularbreakout of Marshal Bazaine, the armiesof Charles Quint warring against those ofFranois I, not to mention the landing ofNapoleon Bonaparte, Cannes was alreadyprepared for its cosmopolitan destiny

Founded in 997,

THE HISTORY

OF CANNES

SUQUET, CENTRE HISTORIQUE

ABBAYE DE LRINS, LE SAINT-HONORAT

VILLA SCOTT EGLISE ORTHODOXE

CANNESS COAT OF ARMSAzure, silver and gold, Canness coat of arms reflects the citys sky, light and sunshine. Aroundthe year 1000, the Abbey of Lrins added two letters : C for Canna (Cannes) on the upper left ofthe shield and A for Abbatia (Abbey) on the lower right.

This coat of arms remained unchanged until 1633, when the consuls of Cannes decided, withoutany authorisation, to replace the two letters (C and A) with two fleur-de-lis, a tribute to theMarquis de Saint Chamond, representing the Governor of Provence.

The silver palm on a field of blue was the Abbeys emblem. Still present on the coat of arms today,it makes reference to the palm tree on which Saint Honoratus climbed for the sea to clean hisisland of the snakes infesting it.


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G U I D E B O O K CINEMA

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But it was not until 20th September 1946, inCannes former Casino, that the InternationalFilm Festival opened - the first major inter-national cultural event after the war. The firstFrench convention centre was built in 1947 to hostthis prestigious event.The first Festivals exuded the air of a society,tourism or film event rather than a filmcompetition. The Cannes Film Festival quicklybecame the quintessential event for filmprofessionals, as well as the annual event withthe greatest media coverage. Today, almost 4,000journalists attend the Festival.

CANNES FILM

of the Americans and the British wereshocked by interference from fascistgovernments in the selection of films for theVenice Film Festival, the Mostra di Venezia.They therefore encouraged the idea of aninternational film festival in France. Possiblehost towns included Vichy, Biarritz andAlgers, but Cannes won the vote because ofits sunshine and delightful setting as well

as its suitable infrastructure. Presided overby Louis Lumire, the inventor of movingpictures, the 1st International Film Festivalin Cannes was to take place from 1st to 20thSeptember 1939.

Its aim was to encourage the developmentof the cinematographic art in all its formsand to foster a spirit of collaboration betweencountries that produce films.

At the end of the 1930s,FESTIVAL, FROM 1939 TO TODAY

PENELOPE CRUZ

NICOLE KIDMAN

BRUCE WILLIS

SHARON STONE

MONICA BELLUCI

LEONARDO DI CAPRIO

SAMUEL L. JACKSON

CAROLE BOUQUET AND GERARD DEPARDIEU EVA LONGORIA

CARLTON ARCHIVES - CARY GRANT AND GRACE KELLY


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Le Palais des Festivals et des CongrsThe history of the Palais des Festivals et desCongrs de Cannes is closely linked to that ofthe Cannes Film Festival. An initial building wasconstructed on the Croisette to host this leadingevent in 1947, where JW Marriott currently stands.In light of the increasing success of the FilmFestival, and the emergence of business tourism- notably with the first MIPTV conference back in1965 - the city of Cannes decided to construct anew Conference Centre in 1979, on the site of theMunicipal Casino.In total, the Palais des Festivals now has44,000 m of exhibition space and 15 auditoriums.Each year, it hosts over 50 international tradeevents and 300,000 delegates, making Cannesthe second most popular business tourismdestination in France

Star-studded pavementFilm directors, actors and other internationalcelebrities from the 7th Art now leave a printof their hands and their signature on theAlle des toiles du Cinma, for posterity,like in Los Angeles at the Chinese Theatre onHollywood Boulevard. Over 300 hand prints

have been made so far, to the delight of moviefans and visitors. Admire them in front ofPalais des Festivals on Esplanade Pompidouand in the parks.

The Tourist Office presents a Cinema-themed visit. See heading entitledGUIDED VISITS, WALKS AND TRAILS.

La CroisetteIn 1850, the Croisette was nothing more thana path running parallel to the sea acrosssand dunes. The Croisette is now an avenuerenowned for its prestigious shops and theluxury hotels that have established Canneshistory, including the Carlton, the Martinez,and the Majestic.

See the section on SHOPPING.

A world first. After becoming the first Europeancongress centre to receive triple certification, thePalais des Festivals et des Congrs de Cannescontinued its commitment by signing up to the ISO26 000 voluntary standard for Corporate SocialResponsibility, thereby confirming its target level ofexcellence.

The Tourist Information Office organises guided tours of the Palais desFestivals. See Palais des Festivals in the GUIDED TOURS, WALKS ANDHIKES section.

The Suquet and the Old PortThe hill of the Suquet is where Cannes began.We suggest you start your tour of Cannes withthe old town. You can reach it from variousangles, taking steeply sloping narrow streets,

crisscrossed with picturesque flights of windingsteps where the pedestrian is king.Visit the ramparts, the Muse de la Castre, thesquare tower and the church. Admire the viewover the city, the port, the Croisette, the Iles deLrins and a substantial portion of the Bay ofCannes, Forville market with its rows of foodshops (butchers, fishmongers, bakers, winemerchants, etc).

For guided tours of Le Suquet, see Le Suquet in the GUIDED TOURS,WALKS AND HIKES section.

The old port unfurls below the Suquet. Theoldest section, Quai St Pierre, dates from 1838and accommodates old sailing ships as well asspeedboats. In September, sailboats set outfrom the harbour for the Royal Regattas.

Rue MeynadierRue Meynadier is a pedestrian street leadingout of the old town of the Suquet. It is full ofwonderful food shops like the famous cheeseshop Cnri, the delicatessen Ernest, thedelights of Jean-luc Pl, Provencal specialities- and a host of colourful boutiques.

DISCOVERSUQUET, OLD PORT

GLISE DU SUQUET

RUE MEYNADIER

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MarketsThe cool of early morning is the perfect time totake a look around Forville market. The fragranceof thyme, verbena and basil fills the air. Themarket sellers sing out the virtues of localproduce in their lilting accent : tomatoes, oliveoil, freshly-caught fish, tasty aniseed biscuitsA stroll around Forville market is like exploringthe whole of Provence, taking a delicious journeysteeped in the atmosphere of the South.

Port Canto, le Palm Beach,

Pointe CroisettePort Canto was the first private marina in Franceand remains one of the leading marinas inEurope. It is home to some very fine boats.

Palm Beach was built on the ruins of Fort de laCroix in 1929. It hosted grand society events withfamous guests such as King Alfonso XIII of Spain,the Aga Khan, Winston Churchill The filmMelodie en sous sol (The Big Snatch) by HenriVerneuil (released in 1963) was filmed around theswimming pool. Opposite the Harbourmaster,the Le Baoli restaurant, the quintessentiallocation for a Cannes night, is a journey of athousand flavours. At this marina, you can hire ofall types of boats with or without a permit.Not far away, you will discover the splendid Rose

Gardens with areas for children.From the Palm Beach car park, you can use therecently installed viewpoint indicator to admirea unique view over the Ile Ste Marguerite andthe Bay of Cannes. A cross indicates the placewhere the first pilgrims took the boat to visitIle St-Honorat. When it is windy, this is the off-season playground for water sports enthusiasts,particularly kite surfers.

See the Cannes for CHILDREN SECTION.

MARCH FORVILLE

PROVENAL MARKETSEvery day from 7am to 1pm (except Monday).

FORVILLE MARKETMarket gardeners and fishermen sell their producePlace du March Forville, Cannes.

GAMBETTA MARKET(also on Monday in summer)Place Gambetta, Cannes

LA BOCCA MARKETPlace du March Paul Roubaud, Cannes La Bocca

ANTIQUESFORVILLE MARKETEvery Monday, 8am to 6pmPlace du March Forville, Cannes

LA BOCCA MARKETEvery Thursday, 8am to 12 :30pmPlace du March Paul Roubaud, Cannes La Bocca

LES ALLES DE LA LIBERTEvery Saturday & the 1st Sunday of each month, 8am to 6pm

ARTS & CRAFTSLES ALLES DE LA LIBERTSaturday & Sunday, 8am to 1pm

MARKETS OF YESTERYEARPLACE SAINT JIN-JIN, CANNESTuesdays & Friday, 8am to 1pm

FLOWERSLES ALLES DE LA LIBERTEvery day except Monday, 8am to 1pm, & Saturday, 6 :30am to 7pm

FORVILLE MARKETEvery day except Monday, 7am to 1pm

CLOTHINGGAMBETTA MARKETDaily from 7am to 1pm except Mondays in winter

LA BOCCA MARKETSaturday, 7am to 12 :30pm

Rue dAntibesRue dAntibes, the former imperial royal roadlinking Toulon to Antibes, is the ultimateshopping street ! To attract the 19th centuryEnglish colonists, many shops, such aschemists, greengrocers and tailors adopteda Franco-English style. Today, all the majorinternational High Street names are to be foundon Rue dAntibes.You can also admire its architectural environment,with buildings from the 19th century, beautifuldoors bearing the initials of their first owners,ironwork, and sculptures by Pellegrini dating

from 1883 at no. 101 as well as the formerCannes theatre with its facades decorated withmasks (at no. 104).

See the section on SHOPPING.

CANNES IN THEMESCannes is a mosaic of new and enticingexperiences around every corner. Authenticyet modern, it provides unlimited possibilities,offering a wide range of activities throughoutthe seasons!

Choose your activities from your favouritethemes and let your hotel in Cannes guide you.

Discover even more activities go to the Deals section in theCannes is Yours mobile app and on www.cannes-destination.com.

Carnot districtAn unusual walk where you discover thearchitectural wealth of a seaside resort in theEdwardian era and the Roaring Twenties.Neoclassical, art nouveau, art deco andeclectic blocks of flats, villas and publicbuildings along a Haussmann-style boulevard,2,600 metres long and 25 metres widebuilt by a subsidiary of Crdit Lyonnais andinaugurated in 1883.

RUE DANTIBES

PALM BEACH

LA ROSERAIE

PORT CANTO45 BOULEVARD CARNOT

LE CANVENDISH

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A short boat ride from the Croisette, oppositeCannes Bay, the Lrins Islands are a welcomingsight. Enjoying an unspoilt natural setting, thesebeauty spots in the Mediterranean offer visitorsa unique combination of flora and fauna as wellas an unusual history that includes the mysteriesof the Man in the Iron Mask and the calm ofCistercian monks. There is a lot to explore and theboat is waiting : come on board !

Sainte Marguerite IslandSainte Marguerite island, the nearest from the coast,is famous for the legend of the Man in the Iron Maskand Celto-Ligurian, Roman and mediaeval remains.After a short boat trip from Cannes, you disembarkat an outstanding site where nature, culture andrelaxation blend harmoniously. The scent of pinesand eucalyptus will strike you at once as well as theremarkable variety of activities on the island : Go fora walk on the footpaths, follow the botanical trail orvisit the tang du batguier (a biological reserve),visit of the Fort Royal, where the Man in the IronMask was imprisoned and the Muse de la Merin the fort, which describes the islands maritimehistory and underwater flora and fauna.

To see: Fort, the Muse de la Mer, thecell of the Man in the Iron Mask and thearchaeological digs (see information p14Muse de la Mer)

The Mditerranoscope: exhibition area :The aquariums in Fort Royal enable visitorsto explore the world of the MediterraneanSea.

Open from Easter holidays to All Saints Day(at the beginning of November) 10.30 am to4.30 pm or for groups on reservation.Tel : +33 (0)4 93 39 26 80 / +33 (0)6 77 88 76 58

Saint-Honorat IslandThe other island, Saint-Honorat, is the dwellingof the Abbaye de Lrins. It was founded in the 5thCentury by Saint-Honorat. Steeped in spiritualityand history (monastery, fortifications and chapels),the island is owned by a community of Cistercianmonks who cultivate vines and produce a wineof renown. The abbey also runs guided tours forgroups on various themes. The restaurant, La

Tonnelle, serves meals in a lush setting and isopen most of the year (closed from mid-Novemberto mid-December).www.abbayedelerins.comInfo Abbaye : +33 (0) 4 92 99 54 24

See GUIDED TOURS, OUTINGS AND WALKS.

LERINSISLANDS

FORT ROYAL - SAINTE-MARGUERITE ISLAND

LERINS ABBEY - SAINT-HONORAT ISLAND

LERINS ABBEY - SAINT-HONORAT ISLAND

BOAT COMPANIESFrom Cannes, boats for the islands set off from Quai Laubeuf in theOld Port. There are several boat companies:

To Sainte-Marguerite islandTRANS CTE DAZUR+33 (0)4 92 98 71 30 - www.trans-cote-azur.comFrom June to October services from Cannes to St Tropez &Monaco. Boat trip to the Corniche dOr

RIVIERA LINES+33 (0)4 92 98 71 31 - www.riviera-lines.com

HORIZON IV ET CARIBE+33 (0)4 92 98 71 36 - www.horizon-lerins.com

To Saint-Honorat island

PLANARIA+33 (0)4 92 98 71 38 - www.cannes-ilesdelerins.comCorniche dOr Cruise, Billionaires Bay Cruise,St Tropez Cruise.

RESTAURANTS ON THE ISLANDSOn Sainte-Marguerite

LESCALE(Open from March to Octobre) +33 (0) 4 93 43 49 25

LA GURITE(Open for lunch time from mid-April to end of Septemberand Thursday, Friday and Saturday for lunch and dinner inJuly and August)+ 33 (0)4 93 43 49 30 / + 33 (0)6 58 91 22 83www.laguerite.fr

On Saint-Honorat

LA TONNELLEAnnual closure from mid-November to mid-December.+33 (0)4 92 99 54 08 - www.tonnelle-abbayedelerins.com


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Muse de La CastreLocated in the hills of Old Cannes, in the ruinsof the medieval castle of the Lrins monks, andwhere the Tour Carre (the castle keep) andChapelle Sainte-Anne are classified as historicalmonuments, the Muse de la Castre overlooks theCroisette, the bay and the Lrins Islands. A seriesof small rooms surrounded by gardens displaycollections of 19th Century landscape paintingsand items from Oceania, the Americas and the

Himalayas, plus a wealth of Mediterraneanantiquities and pre-Colombian ceramics.Tel: +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

Full brochure on request.

Muse de la MerThe Maritime Museum is located in the oldest part ofthe Fort Royal on Sainte Marguerite, a listed historicmonument, overlooking the sea and surroundedby pine and eucalyptus forests. You can explore theState prison and the cell of the Man in the Iron Maskwhere the mysterious prisoner was imprisoned foreleven years, the murals by Jean Le Gac as well asunderwater and terrestrial archaeological finds.Tel : +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

Espace MiramarEspace Miramar, located on the ground floor of theformer Palais Miramar hotel, at the corner of LaCroisette and Rue Pasteur, is a cultural centre thathouses a cinema, large hall and a fine 96m2 room,dedicated to exhibitions.Tel: +33 (0)4 97 06 44 90

Malmaison Arts CentreSituated on La Croisette, La Malmaison now hostsfour major exhibitions a year. It regularly pays tributeto renowned painters such as Matisse, Ozenfant andPicasso, for whom the French Riviera was an infinitesource of inspiration, and internationally renowned20th- and 21st-century artists such as Mir and Csar.The intimate setting and the charming proportions ofthe rooms in the house ensure that these prestigiouscontemporary collections are displayed to their bestadvantage and the attention paid to the design of eachpresentation.Tel: +33 (0)4 97 06 44 90

Bellini Chapel and Parc FiorentinaThis chapel is part of the estate of Villa Fiorentina,a famous Italian-style villa dating from the end ofthe 19th century and one of the residences thatmade Cannes reputation. The baroque chapelwas built at the request of Count Vitali, whosecoat of arms adorns one wall. Since 1953, thechapel has been used to exhibit the works of a verywell-known painter and architect from Cannes,Emmanuel Bellini.67 bis, avenue de Vallauris - Open afternoons from 2pm to 5pm, or byappointment (except Saturdays and Sundays) Open on Heritage Day. Freeadmission. Tel. +33 (0)4 93 38 61 80

Espace Calmette ArchivesThis annexe, housing Cannes archives, runsworkshops for children, classes and students allyear round, as well as guided tours, exhibitions andcultural events linked to the history of Cannes.18 Rue du Docteur Calmette - 06 400 CannesTel: +33 (0)4 89 82 20 70

Villa DomergueBuilt during a period of affluence, and inspiredby the estates which overlooked Florence, theVilla Domergue sits like a jewel in the Canneslandscape. Through his work, the artist JeanGabriel Domergue showed his support for the 20thcentury renewal in decorative arts. Many ceramicand bronze vases, collected by the couple duringtheir travels around the Mediterranean, decoratethe flower beds, creating an exceptional andmagical environment. In their sumptuous dwelling,Odette and Jean-Gabriel Domergue made Cannes

the capital of a special art of living.The villa Domergue is open in July and August andduring the Heritage days.15 Avenue Fiesole - 06 400 CannesBus N 7 arrt Villa Vra ou bus N6B arrt Val Fleury Tel: +33 (0)4 97 06 44 90

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St Georges ChurchA beautiful 19th-century building, erected inmemory of the Duke of Albany, son of QueenVictoria, who died in Cannes. It belongs to theRoyal Family of England. You can admire arecumbent statue of the duke in marble, andbeautiful stained glass windows.29, avenue du Roi Albert - Times for Mass every Saturday at 5.30 pm.Tel Paroisse St Nicolas : +33 (0)4 97 06 16 70

Russian ChurchThe Church of Saint Michael the Archangel waserected in 1894 on land donated by Mr and MrsTripet-Skrypitzine, wealthy land-owners whofounded the neighbourhood. It was opened byGrand Duke Michael, a relation of Tsar Alexander III.It is decorated with pretty icons, gifts from formerRussian noblemen who spent the winter in Cannes.Visits can be arranged on Saturdays at 6 pm.Boulevard Alexandre III - Religious service: Saturdays at 6pm (vigils sungin Slavic) and Sundays at 10am and 6pm (Divine Eurcharist in Slavic,sometimes in French). Tel. +33 (0) 9 51 44 45 45

Moulin ForvilleSculptor, biologist and in 1919 founder of theAcademie Provenale, Victor Tuby boughttogether a large collection of Provenal objectsin this old oil mill, bequeathed in 1973 by VictorTubys widow to the Scientific and literary societyof Cannes, on the exclusive condition that the sitewas conserved as a museum. Since 1993, thismuseum has been devoted to Provenal arts andtraditions.Open on the 1st Saturday of the month from 3pm to 6pm,or by appointment for groups.

Grand Jas CemeteryGrand Jas Cemetery covers nine hectaresand is unanimously considered to be one ofthe most remarkable cemeteries in France,after Pre Lachaise in Paris. Thanks to its

outstanding geographical location, its landscapedarchitecture, age-old trees and abundant floraldecoration, the cemetery remains a favouritespot for strolling and me- ditation. Just yield toits majesty and serenity Famous graves include:Lord BROUGHAM, Chancellor of England,Martine CAROL, actress, Georges GUETARY,light opera singer, Lily Pons, Jean Mineur, KarlFaberg and Prosper MERIME, writer.Information: +33 (0)4 97 06 41 52 - A visitor guide in French of thecemetery is available at the Tourist Office upon request.

Discover a veritable open-air museum asyou stroll along an avenue, street or acrossa square. Inspired by the 7th Art and the veryessence of the Cannes Film Festival, thesepainted walls portray major movie stars andscenes.Revel in the surprise of coming face to facewith Buster Keaton, Marilyn Monroe or AlainDelon. A different way of exploring Cannesarchitectural heritage.

LES MURS PEINTS

PROVENAL COSTUME

SAINT-GEORGES CHURCH

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LRINS ISLANDSFort Royal Tour,Sainte-Marguerite IslandDuring the tour, you will discover the Royal Fortwhich was used as a prison from the 17th century.You can then visit the Maritime Museum, whichoccupies the forts main building. This is home toRoman water tanks, the cell of the Man in the Ironmask, the Huguenot memorial, and collections ofterrestrial and underwater archaeology (Romanand Saracen wrecks). It also hosts temporaryexhibitions.- for groups, guided visits of the Fort Royal and the Muse de

la Mer in French and English on reservation, all year round.Rate 90 (35 people max., including entrance to the museumand the guided visit)

- for individual visitors, guided v isits of the Fort Royal are organisedfrom 15 June to 15 September (several departures daily). The visitis free of charge once entrance has been purchased for the FortRoyal (6) - +33 (0) 4 93 38 55 26.

The Botany Trail

On Ste-Marguerite IslandThe national forestry commission (the ONF) organisesguided tours throughout the year for groups, byappointment only.INFO: +33 (0) 4 93 43 49 24

Lrins Abbey On St-Honorat IslandDuring the tour you will discover a spiritual placefounded in the 5th century. Lrins Abbey with itsseven chapels and ruins from the past. LrinsAbbey runs guided tours and wine and liqueurtastings (for groups only).INFO: +33 (0) 4 92 99 54 24www.abbayedelerins.com

Visit Cannes and the cinema:a glamorous duo!Cannes and the Silver Screen are inseparable.Discover this magical combination by means ofa previously unreleased screenplay! The natural

backdrop to a large number of films, we willreveal to you how Cannes was able to play on itscinematic assets while remaining faithful to itsimage as a city on a human scale. From the redcarpet at the famous Festival, with its timelessdress code, to walls in the city painted in homageto the Silver Screen, via the enigmatic iron maskand its adaptations on the big screen, enter theshot and take the spotlightThe films will roll andlet you in on a few secrets! Silence Action!

Visit the Palais des Festivals: At theheart of a legend...Dreaming of walking in the footsteps of thestars, of immersing yourself in the most unusualatmosphere and occasions in the history of the

Cannes Festival? Fulfil your dream with our visitand let yourself be guided through this mythicalpalace, one of the most photographed sites inthe world. An undeniable economic force for the

region and the 2nd biggestexhibition centre in France, youwill discover the different, andsometimes surprising, activitiesof this multifaceted building thathosts events all year round.

Guided tours presented here are proposed inFrench. For tours in foreign languages pleasecheck dates and conditions.

GUIDED TOURS

SAINTE MARGUERITE SAINT HONORAT

Walks in Le Suquet, visit in Frenchand English:- for groups, all year round on reservation. Rate for groups from

the Cannes area: 104.00, non-Cannes area: 153 (30 peoplemax., including entrance to the museum and the guided visit)

- for individual visitors, from 15 June to 15 September withoutreservation, Thursdays and Sundays at 10:30. Rate: 9.20,Cannes area residents 6.40 (including entrance to themuseum and the guided visit)

Further information: Muse de la Castre. Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

Muse de la Castre, visit in Frenchand English on reservation:- for groups, all year round. Rate : 90 (35 people max.,

including entrance to the museum and the guided visit)- for individual visitors, from 15 June to 15 September.

Rate: 9.20, Cannes area residents 6.40 (including entranceto the museum and the guided visit)

Further information: Muse de la Castre. Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

Historic Visit: Once Upon a Time in CannesWho could have imagined that this small fishing port would one day become a global village with an unequalledreputation? Take in the history of Cannes by taking a walk that reveals the modernity of a dynamic city alwayslooking to the future.Discover the often little-known past of a spellbinding city by following in the footsteps ofthose that have left a mark on its soul. From the Lrins islands to Vieux Suquet, over the course of almost 2centuries it has been able to build a reputation as the preferred host to the worlds great and good.Let yourself be guided between glamour and authenticity

Tourist Office Guided Visits

Visit rate:6 per person (except Visit to the Palais at4) Duration: an average of 1 hours.Information, dates and reservations: +33 (0) 4 92 99 84 22


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G U I D E B O O K WALKS AND HIKES

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Siagne Canal

The Siagne Canal was constructed in 1868 tosupply the town of Cannes with water. From itssource at Saint Czaire, it winds its way down agentle slope through the hills of the hinterland,ending up at the peak of La Californie in Cannes.

Croix des Gardes

Walk up Avenue Jean de Noailles and you will arriveat the Croix des Gardes Nature Park and Forest, arecognised Sensitive Natural Site. La Croix des Gardesis right in the centre of the town of Cannes, less than1 km as the crow flies from the iconic Croisette. The80 hectares of forest are now, for the most part,owned by the Coastal Conservatory, and managed bythe Town of Cannes. La Croix des Gardes is the townslungs, offering walkers a 360 view of Cannes.

From Mougins to the observatory in SuperCannes, the canal runs underground, creatinga wide footpath. The delightful views of Cannesfrom the top of Avenue Ziem right to the Route deVallauris has inspired many an artist. Then, fromAvenue Bellini, the route threads its way throughmimosa and eucalyptus trees and giant agavesbefore ending triumphantly with a dazzlingpanorama of Palm Beach Point and the LrinsIslands. Many years ago, this was a favouriteitinerary of winter holidaymakers.

Starting point : upper car park on Avenue Ziem (rondpoint du Pzou).Duration : 1 hr.

As you stroll through the forest, you will come acrossthe path of the 5 belvederes (Maquis, Roquebillire,La Croix, Cdre and Brougham), arranged to offeryou different views over the Bay of Cannes, itsislands, the Estrel Massif and the foothills of theAlpes dAzur. You can also follow botanical trailsthrough an arboretum featuring over 40 types ofmimosa. Sporty visitors will enjoy the outdoor keep-fit trail. The 1.2-km circuit is dotted with exerciseequipment.

Basic rules : Do not smoke, do not pick the flowers. Traditionally, LaCroix des Gardes is also the neighbourhood favoured by the Britishcommunity. It contains some prestigious residences : Villa Elonore(Lord Brougham), Villa Victoria (Sir Thomas Robinson Woolfield),Beausite, Villa Rothschild and Parc Vallombrosa.

Where to park : Liberator car park (landmark : an aircraft engine).De la Croix car park. Reservoir car park.Free guided tours (minimum 8 people)Tel +33 (0)6 15 51 28 27

WALKS & HIKESCannes Cinema TourThe Touristic Train will take you on a guided tourof the two faces of Cannes. From the legendaryPalais des Festivals to the Forville Provencalmarket, through the mediaeval Le Suquet districtwith its panoramic view of the whole town and theport, The Touristic Train takes you on a journeythrough time and places steeped in history. Setoff on the trail of the greatest international moviestars and discover prestigious hotels and luxuryboutiques on La Croisette, beautiful beaches inthe bay, the Palm Beach, casinos and the all-important Rue dAntibes.

Times: 9am to 11pm(summer)10am to 5pm (winter)Boarding point : Palais desFestivals, beach side.

INFO: + 33 (0) 6 22 61 25 76www.cannes-petit-train.com

La Croisette by BusDo you dream of driving down La Croisette ina cabriolet? Why not catch the panoramic Busand ride down the avenue of stars! Bus Azur line8. Non-stop service from 6am to 9pm, every dayincluding Sunday. Services every 15 mins.

Ticket1,50 , one way. No tour guide.Tickets can be bought from the driver.www.palmbus.fr


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PRIVATE BEACHES AND THEIR RESTAURANTS G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K GASTRONOMY

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GASTRONOMY

GOURMET

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BEACHES

TRIPS TO SEA

From La Croisette promenade to the heightsof Le Suquet, at least 300 restaurants andrepresentatives of Haute gastronomy,gourmet cuisine places , brasseries, bistrosand other eating places are part of life inCannes today.

Ask for the RestaurantGuide at the CannesTourist Office.

LUNCHES AND DINNERS ON THE SEAIN CANNES BAYBateau Riviera Bay, from 49

SPECIAL CATERED EXCURSIONSSunset eveningsBateau Rivage Croisires, from 42

SEA WINE AND SUN EVENINGSCompagnie Lrins St Honorat, from 32 (meal possible atadditional cost)

FIREWORKS EVENINGS(WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS)Bateau Rivage Croisirefrom 82 with dinner on boardBateau Riviera Bay or Trans Cote dAzur from 49,5 with

dinner on boardCompagnie Lrins St Honoratfrom 49 with dinner on boardTrans Cte dAzur(without meal) from 21Compagnie Lrins St Honorat(without meal) from 19

OENOLOGICAL CRUISECompagnie Lrins St Honorat, from 49 (meal possible atadditional cost)

For the excursion dates and additional information, please

consult the websites:

Riviera Bay: +33 (0)4 92 98 71 31 or www.riviera-bay-cannes.comRivage Croisire: +33 (0)4 92 98 71 31 or www.rivage-croisire.comTrans Cte dAzur: +33 (0)4 92 98 71 30 or www.trans-cote-azur.comCompagnie Lrins St Honorat: +33 (0)4 92 99 54 18 / +33 (0)6 40 99 73 64or www.lerins-sainthonorat.com


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G U I D E B O O K SHOPPING

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Rue dAntibesThe jewel in Cannes shopping crown, parallelto the Croisette. Rue dAntibes stands outbecause of its elegance with an urban feel,accentuated by recent renovations. It vieswith La Croisette, offering a myriad of beau-tiful shops: perfumeries, jewellers, florists,fashion boutiques, confectionery, tea rooms,beauty institutes, home decoration shopsAll of Frances favourite High Street namesare there...

See the DISCOVER section. Rue du Commandant AndrLocated in what is known as the townsGolden Square between Rue dAntibes and theCroisette (Dior boutique on the corner), thisstreet is interesting both day and night. Explorethe boutiques selling off the peg, swimmingcostumes and jewellery and enjoy a breakin one of the towns most stylish and festiverestaurants and lounge bars.

Rue HocheCome and stroll along Cannes trendiest street,bursting with restaurants and cafs, homedecoration shops, hairdressers, hotels andfashion boutiques. Its just 250 m from thestation, at the heart of the town centre, and justa stones throw from Palais des Festivals. Thetrendiest pedestrian street in Cannes.

La BoccaThe La Bocca district located 50 metres frombeaches of the Midi, the favoured site for largeholiday complexes, has retained its authenticcharm. All types of shops and the Provencalmarket give this district a village feel, wheretourists and locals rub shoulders in the streets,bars, restaurants and shops in a friendlyatmosphere.

La CroisetteThe 3 km of the famous Croisette is linedwith well-known haute-couture boutiquessuch as Chanel, Dior and Yves-Saint-Laurent, luxury off-the-peg brands likeArmani and Cline, prestigious jewellersincluding Cartier, Chopard, Ferret and Fred,and luxury names in leather good such asFendi, Gucci, Herms, Vuitton, Ferragamo,Lancel

See the DISCOVER section.

Rue des tats-UnisThis shopping street runs perpendicular toRue dAntibes and the Croisette. Recentlyrenovated, it is home to famous hairdresserssuch as Jean-Louis David, Jean-ClaudeBiguine and Lorenzo Cosi, plus luxurioushome decoration shops.

Rue MeynadierSince the 16th century, the Rue Grande orRue Meynadier, has been used by horsesor carriages. Today, only pedestrians walkalong it, following their desires on this busyshopping street where the butchers sitsalongside the cheese maker and fashion issurrounded by local products. Let yourselfbe seduced by its charm and captivated bythe places that will lead you straight to the

Suquet.

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& SPORTS G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K WELL-BEING

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TENNIS

ASLM Cannes Garden Tennis99, avenue Maurice ChevalierCannes La BoccaTel.: + 33 (0)4 93 47 29 33Open year round except when raining

Cannes Tennis Club11, rue Lacour06400 CannesTel.: + 33 (0)4 93 43 63 57

Tennis Parc Montfleury19/21 Avenue Beausjour06400 CannesTel.: +33 (0)4 89 82 22 60

The full list of sporting clubs and associations isavailable on the website www.cannes.comunder thesection sport.

WELL-BEING & SPORTS

Thermal Cures, Thalassotherapy or Spa What ifyou decided to take care of yourself ?

Cannes is a natural well-being destination thanksto its mild climate, the sunshine, the beauty of thelandscape and its location on the Mediterranean.

The sea being a living and beneficial element,Cannes offers you to test these specifictreatments, rich in trace elements, to restore yourenergy, your muscle tone, peace and calmness.You will also discover various ways to revitalizeyour body or simply to relax. Fresh watertreatments, massages, sauna or hamman, youare sure to find the good treatment to suit you ! Ask for the list of centres, available at the Tourist Office.

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Cannes Jet LocationPort du Bal, 110, bd du Midi - Cannes La Boccawww.cannesjetlocation.comTel.: + 33 (0)6 23 33 98 98Open from 1st May to late September.

Palm Beach SurfingPlage Palm Beach, Boulevard GazagnaireTel.: +33(0)6 64 99 28 15 / www.palmbeachsurfing.frOpen 15 June to 15 September.Mini-club for children (age 6 to 16) in July & August.

BOWLING COURTSBoulodromes, areas open to the public, whereyou can learn or play the French game Ptanque.Complete list on www.cannes.com

Espace Troncy-Bowling CourtsJean Braudo150 avenue Michel Jourdan06150 Cannes La BoccaOpen all year long except on rainy days.

Alles bowling courtAllees de la Liberte Charles de Gaulle06400 Cannes

Ltang bowling courtPlace de lEtang - 06400 Cannes

Louis Braille bowling courtRue Louis Braille - 06400 Cannes

Henri Bergia bowling courtPlace Henri Bergia - 06400 Cannes

Mont Chevalier bowling courtSquare Musso - Rue Saint-Dizier06400 Cannes

Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 47 30 03

CYCLE LANEThe Coast - CannesLa Littorale (The 06 Coast) is a cycle path projectconnecting Thoule sur Mer to Menton (i.e. a totalof 74 km). The Cannes section, some 2.6 km inlength, allows Cannes to be linked (from the VillaGould roundabout) to the entrance of the Golf

Juan golf course in complete safety, on a markedtwo-way path on the southbound lane. Otherimprovements will be made during 2014-2015 tolink La Roseraie and La Croisette.

Complexe Maurice ChevalierFree cycle lane (mandatory helmet)Avenue M. Chevalier - 06 150 Cannes La BoccaFrom September to end of June:Monday, from 2:00 to 6:00 pm and from 4:00 to 6:00 pm, Sunday from8:00 to 12:00 am. For summer openning, dates are issued in June.Tel.: +33 (0)4 97 06 40 00

MULTI-SPORTS COURTSFootball, basketball, volleyball, tennis

MJC Picaud23 avenue du Docteur PicaudFree access Open 24/24

Sainte-Jeanne, La FrayreRue Amador-Lopez - La Frayre - Open 24/24

MJC Cit HLM RiouCit HLM Boulevard du RiouHours: 09:00 21:00 Free access

BOATINGBoats, catamarans, surf boards, standup paddle-boarding, kayak for hireGroup or private lessons.

Cannes JeunesseBase Nautique, Port du Mour RougeTel.: + 33 (0)4 92 18 88 88www.cannes-jeunesse.frOpen year round, Monday to Saturday, 9am to 12pm& 2pm to 5pm.Cannes jeunesse is open to all, applying educationalprinciples to sporting, scientific, cultural and outdooractivities organised in its three activity centres : watersports centre/activity centre/Fort on St Marguerite

Island. In summer, beachside hire all year round from9 h 30 to 18h.

Club Nautique CroisetteBd Croisette - www.club-nautique-croisette.frTel.:+ 33 (0)4 93 43 09 40 - Open year-round

Club Mer & MontagnePetit Port Bijou - Palm Beach - http://voilecannes.free.frTel.:+ 33 (0)6 81 25 28 53 - Open year-round

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Stand up paddle

Island surf shop25 av Reine Astrid - 06400 CannesTel.: +33 (0)4 93 43 40 48www.island-feeling.comHire for an hour, day or week.

Cannes Stand up paddle locationPlage du Mour Rouge Boulevard GazagnaireTel.: +33 (0)6 82 17 08 77 - www.cannesstanduppaddle.frHire for half an hour, hour, day or week.

Yacht hire with skipper

Folly TooLe Quai St Pierre - April to late OctoberTel.: + 33 (0)4 93 43 48 80 / + 33 (0)6 20 69 27 13www.rent-follytoo-boat.com

La Cl de SolLe Quai St Pierre - Open year round.Tel.: + 33 (0)6 07 35 01 67www.lacledesol.com

Rivage Croisire CatamaranCatamaran SailingQuai des les - 06400 Cannes

Tel.: +33 (0)4 92 98 71 31Fax: +33 (0)4 93 38 69 [email protected]

Diving

Easy DiveDiving Centre - From 8 yo2, rue Esprit Violet - www.easydive.frTel.: +33 (0)4 93 43 40 42 / +33 (0)6 69 90 16 64Open daily, year round.

Plonge Club de Cannes10, rue de la Rampe (administrative office)SYLPA Boat - Quai St Pierre - Old HarbourFrom 12 years ; open from April to December.Tel.: + 33 (0)4 93 38 67 57 / + 33 (0)6 11 81 76 17www.plongee-sylpa.com

Les Amis de NeptuneHead office : 2, avenue de la verrerie06150 Cannes la Bocca - Tel.: + 33 (0)6 58 14 60 55Boats: Quai St Pierre & Port Canto - CannesSport fishing or spearfishing in apnea.

Beach Volley

The City of Cannes has set up 6 beach volleyballpitches measuring 10m x 20m:- 2 pitches on beach No. 16 (Boulevard du Midi

Louise Moreau - Square Mistral).- 2 pitches and an area 7m x 14m on beach No.

33 from 15 April to 15 October (approximately)(Boulevard du Midi-Louise Moreau oppositeAvenue de la Roubine).

- 2 pitches in Parc Picaud reserved for top level

play and local volleyball clubs. Swimming pool,Swimming, Aquagym

Towed water-sports

In the summer, the pontoons on La Croisette, BdJean Hibert and the Plages du Midi are centresfor towed water sports.If you are an experienced water skier or abeginner, if you would like to try parasailing,wake board, etc pontoon operators will bedelighted to arrange an outing.Most of the pontoons operate on weekends inJune and September from 10 am to 6 pm andevery day in summer from 10 am to around 7 pm.The list of water-based activities is available from the Tourist Officeon request.

Kite Surf

Area open to everyone for Kite Surfing.Parking Palm Beach - Pointe Croisette

Airxkite- 110 Bd du Midi - 06150 Cannes laBocca. Tel: 06 60 41 87 34 - www.airxkite.com

Piscine, Swimming, Aquagym

Public swimming-poolPierre de Coubertin2, avenue Pierre Posi - Cannes La BoccaTel.: + 33 (0)4 93 47 12 94

Aquatic Centre le Grand Bleu2 avenue Pierre Posi(Entrance on the Rue Amador Lopez side)06150 Cannes La BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 89 82 22 30The Grand Bleu aquatic centre is designed for

use by the general public, swimmers from sportsclubs and top level competitions. Open air pool,heated to 28 all year round.

Montfleury Swimming Pool19 avenue Beausjour06400 CannesTel.: +33 (0)4 89 82 22 50Montfleury swimming pool is designed for useby the general public and swimmers from sportsclubs. The roof over the main pool can be retractedin Summer.

Club des DauphinsOuvert du 15 juin au 15 septembreTel.: + 33 (0)6 14 42 50 42www.club-des-dauphins.comChildren age 3 and up.

Sea swimming (3 years of age and over)

Riding Schools

There are numerous riding schools near Cannes.The complete list of riding schools is available atthe Tourist Office on request.

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GAMES G U I D E B O O K



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CASINOSSince the start of the 20th century, the Town ofCannes has been Europes gambling capital, withBlack Jack, Texas HoldEm and roulette. From thetip of the Croisette to Palais des Festivals, Cannesis the only place in France with three casinosoffering an unrivalled range of venues dedicated toentertainment: Palm Beach, Casino Croisette, CasinoLes Princes. Each establishment strives towardssophistication and elegance to satisfy players fromaround the world. In Cannes, one thing is sure: thethrill of the game owes nothing to chance!

Casino Barrire Croisette1, Espace Lucien Barrire - Palais des FestivalsTel.: +33 (0)4 92 98 78 00 - www.lucienbarriere.com

Palm Beach CasinoPlace Franklin RooseveltTel.: +33 (0)4 97 06 36 90 - www.casinolepalmbeach.com

Casino Barrire Les Princes50, boulevard de la Croisette - JW MarriottTel.: +33 (0)4 97 06 18 50 - www.lucienbarriere.com

GAMING ROOMSLElyse (Billard)84, rue Georges Clmenceau06 400 CannesTel.: +33 (0)4 93 39 20 97

Cannes Bowling189, avenue Francis Tonner06150 Cannes la BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 93 47 02 25

Laser Quest (Shooting simulation)28, avenue des Arlucs06150 Cannes La BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 93 47 50 90www.lqcannes.com

GAMESGOLF COURSESWhether you are a beginner or experiencedplayer, you can try the most beautiful 18-holecourses around Cannes. There are 10 golfcourses only a few kilometres away from LaCroisette so you can enjoy playing as much asyou like in beautiful natural surroundings TheGolf Festival is in Cannes !The complete list of golf is available from the Tourist Office on request.

SKIINGA 60- to 90-minute drive takes you to a wide rangeof resorts in the Alps : Grolires, La Colmiane,Auron, Isola 2000

ASLM99 avenue Maurice Chevalier - Cannes Garden Tennis Club06150 Cannes la BoccaTel.: + 33 (0)4 93 48 22 41 - Tel.: + 33 (0)6 33 90 09 [email protected] - www.aslmskicannes.com

Open from November to late April. Open Wednesdays andThursdays 5pm to 7pm.Tel.: +33 (0)4 92 98 71 31 - Fax : +33 (0)4 93 38 69 02

CINEMASCinema programme on the website : www.allocine.fr

Olympia9 rooms - 5, rue de la PompeTel.: +33 (0)4 93 39 13 93

Le Star4 rooms - 98, rue dAntibesTel.: +33 (0)4 92 98 08 80

Les Arcades3 rooms - 77, rue Flix-Faure

Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 39 00 98

Studio 132 rooms - 23, avenue du Docteur-PicaudTel.: +33 (0)4 93 06 29 90

RaimuAvenue de la BordeTel.: +33 (0)4 93 47 21 16

MEDIA LIBRARYLIBRARYhttp://mediatheque.ville-cannes.fr

Cannes Media LibraryOpen from Tuesday to Saturday, 10h to 18h, in summer from8h to 15h. Closed between 12h and 14h for the childrenssection, video library and record library. Available : books,magazines, newspapers, audiovisual products (CD, DVD,CD-ROM).1, avenue Jean de Noailles, CannesTel.: +33(0)4 97 06 44 83

Ranguin Media LibraryFrom Tuesday to Saturday from 10h to 18h.19, avenue Victor Hugo - Cannes La BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 97 06 49 90


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BAY OF CANNES G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K BAY OF CANNES

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BAY OF CANNES

Ttou : A system of totem poles and bracelets to help your children to find their way on the beach.Info : At the Tourist Office or the lifeguard stations from June to September.

Tabacco-free beach

Details of water-based activities are available at the Cannes Tourist Office.

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EXCURSIONS IN THE AREA G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K EXCURSIONS IN THE AREA

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You can spend a half or a full day exploring the hinterland around Cannes with its charming hilltop villages.

EXCURSIONSIN THE AREA

Le Cannet, Mougins, Grasse,Mouans-Sartoux, GourdonLocated just 2 km away from Cannes betweenseven gently rising hills, LE CANNET has apanoramic view from the Lrins Islands to theEstrel Massif. You will discover pleasant walksamong pines, olive trees, mimosa, orange

trees and eucalyptus. Le Cannet benefits ofa rich cultural and artistic heritage thanks tothe presence of a museum devoted to PierreBonnard, Notre- Dame-des-Anges and Saint-Sauveur chapels (decorated by Tobiasse), thechurch of Sainte-Catherine, Peynets Mur desAmoureux and Vieux-Cannet (the old town).

MOUGINS is a small village of artists andcraftsmen, also famous for its restaurants andfood. Discover superb stone houses at the heartof a village whose charm cannot be denied.

The town of MOUANS-SARTOUX stands outmainly for its chteau, built at the end of the15th century. Home now to the Espace delArt Concret, it has become a permanentand internationally renowned centre forcontemporary art.

GRASSE is the worlds perfume capital and

reputed for its famous perfumeries : Fragonard,Galimard, Molinard (free guided tours). Explorethe medieval Old Town and the entirely renovatedperfume museum as well as the excellentmuseum of Art and History of Provence.

A hilltop medieval village offering 80 km ofbreathtaking panoramas stretching from Niceto Thoule, GOURDONis an ideal spot for naturelovers. To discover a unusual natural heritage,enjoy a walk through the Canyon of Gorge duLoup.

Vallauris & Antibes old townPottery first appeared in VALLAURISin 1501 andrapidly become its main activity. Since Picassosspell here, from 1948 to 1955, other forms of art,such as ceramics and linocut, have also beenadopted. The town boasts a large number of artstudios and galleries, including the Picasso Warand Peace Museum.

Old ANTIBES is home to one of the mainmuseums in the Alpes-Maritimes : the PicassoMuseum, inside Chteau Grimaldi. Strollthrough the Old Towns narrow streets soakingup its typical Provenal charm and admiring theramparts, not forgetting the cathedral.

Saint-Paul de Vence, VenceUtrillo, Derain, Soutine, Signac, Modigliani andMatisse were all bewitched by the beauty ofSAINT-PAULs landscapes and the quality ofthe light, capturing them on their canvasses andattracting other artists, writers and show bizstars. In the space of a few decades, Saint-Paulhas become an artists Mecca. The village is averitable living museum with no entry charge! It is also home to the Fondation Marguerite &Aim Maeght, a unique venue dedicated to art.

Artists moved into nearby VENCE, marking aperiod of revival for the town. In its walled OldTown, Vence has preserved amazing souvenirsfrom a very rich history : Roman ruins, ramparts,watchtowers, the remains of the Bishops Palace,the chteau of the Lords of Villeneuve, squares,fountains and the treasures in its cathedral. Itwas in Vence that Matisse dedicated 3 years tothe design of a masterpiece of sacred art: LaChapelle du rosaire.

NiceBeneath the Baie des Anges, Nikaia will delightyou. Stroll along the 8 km of its Promenade des

Anglais alongside the turquoise waters of theMediterranean. Let yourself be charmed by thelively streets of its old town with the ochre andred colours of the Comt de Savoie. Walk itsshopping streets, starting in the Place Massnaand dont miss its many museums (Mamac,Matisse, Chagall, Massna, Beaux Arts, NaveArts, Asian Arts). Travel through its variousdistricts and discover evidence of the Romans,the Baroque era, the English winter visitorsof the 19th century, the Russians (RussianCathedral) the richness and diversity of whichwill surprise you.

Saint-Czaire

& Saint-Vallier de Thiey CavesEmbark on an adventure in caves above Grasse,not far from Cannes, and explore this originaland fun natural setting.

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BiotBIOTis a delightful village just a few kilometresfrom the sea, perched on top of a hill againsta perpetual backdrop of flowers. Biot becamefamous all over the world for its ceramics andbubbled blown glass.It boasts glass studios, a glass museum,an international glass gallery, countless artgalleries (paintings, glass, sculptures), a pottery(employing traditional Provenal techniques),ceramicists, silversmiths and mosaicists.Below the village, the Muse NationalMonographique Fernand Lger.

La Corniche dOrLeaving Cannes, take the Boulevard du Midialong the sea towards Saint-Tropez. Soon,Mandelieu La Napoule, capital of the mimosawill appear with its medieval castle rebuilt in the20th century by an American billionaire artist,Henry Clews. At the end of the Bay of Cannes,Thoule sur Mer, a seaside resort, dotted withsandy beaches and coves. Follow the road cutinto the red rock of the Esterel Massif, theCorniche dOr snakes alongside the indigo bluewater of the Mediterranean Sea to St. Raphael.

ze & Roquebrune-Cap-MartinThe old village of ZEis an eagles nest per- chedat 429 metres above sea-level. The vil- lagestiny streets thread their way below the ruins ofa medieval chteau. Many artists and craftsmentoday occupy the cellars and ground floors thatwere once stables or sheepfolds. A fortifieddouble gate dating from the 14th century marksthe entrance to the old village.

The very pretty small town of ROQUEBRUNE-CAP-MARTIN can be seen as a bridge between Monacoand Menton. The old part of the village, wrapped

around its fortress up above, is a glorious tangleof narrow alleys, covered streets, stairways,narrow passages, fountains and niches.

Monaco, MentonMONACO has always been a particularlypopu- lar tourist destination thanks to itsMediterranean climate and its many luxuryhotels. Each year, it hosts the Formula 1 GrandPrix, a leading event on the French Riviera. Thereis also the old part of Monaco, with its cathedraland hanging gardens, not forgetting the famousOceanographic Museum.

A few kilometres from Monaco, on the Italianborder, stands MENTON, a harmonious blendof nature and culture. The town of gardens andlemons is also a town of art and history ; Mentonis proud of its outstanding natural and historicalheritage. From the cliff roads overhanging thetown, one can admire the picture postcard sceneof a seaside town bathed in warm sunshine allyear round.

Saint-TropezSAINT-TROPEZ grew around its 15th-centurycitadel to become a small fishing village bythe beginning of the 20th century. It was the

first town to be liberated during the Landingin Provence and became an internationallyrecognised seaside resort as early as the 1950s,thanks to the enthusiasm of New Wave artists. Itthrived with the 60s scene, eventually becominga holiday destination for the European andAmerican jet set and for tourists in search ofProvenal authenticity or celebrities !

LA CORNICHE DOR

SAINT-TROPEZ

You can also use these services to discover localfestivities, temporary exhibitions, villages and the Italianmarkets. Information available at the Tourist Office.

LOISIRS ANIMATION (COACHES EXCURSIONS)Tel.: + 33 (0)6 12 15 48 27+ 33 (0)4 92 19 06 77www.excursions-azur.com

ALLO TAXI CANNESTel.: + 33 (0)890 712 227 - Booking 48h :+ 33 (0)899 563 356 - +33 (0)4 92 99 39 23www.taxicannes.fr

FRENCH TRAIN SNCFN vert : + 33 (0)800 11 40 23 or 3635www.ter-sncf.com/Regions/Paca/fr

TAM BUS ROUTES (DEPARTMENTAL COUNCIL)www.cg06.fr - Tel. : +33 (0)8 00 06 01 06

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Explore a different side to Cannes !CANNES COMICSBe clever enough to solve the enigmasof a true treasure hunt along the streetsof Cannes. An original family activity fordiscovering Cannes. On sale at the Tourist

office

CANNES MONOPOLYSpecial Cannes Edition of Monopoly. Onsale at the Tourist office.

RANDOLANDThe inspector Rando is in Cannes ! 3different itineraries with level difficulties(corresponding for children aged : 4/6, 7/9,9/12) to make walk tours with children gowith pleasure and discovering. www.randoland.fr

FOR KIDS G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K FOR KIDS

FOR KIDSMuseum Workshops(except in zone B school holidays)One day, one work of art, one artistic technique.For children between the ages of 7 and 13, everyWednesday and Saturday afternoon at the Musede la Castre. For children between the ages of 5and 7, Wednesday mornings at the Muse de laMer, Fort Royal de lle Sainte-Marguerite.Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

Programme and information on www.cannes.com

Holidays at the MuseumsFor children aged between 5 and 7 and between7 and 13School holidays: Autumn Half-term, Winter,Easter (zone B only) and the long summerholidays. Muse de la Castre (half-days) Muse dela Mer (full days).Programme and information on www.cannes.comTel.: +33 (0)4 93 38 55 26

MJC PicaudAges between 11-17 welcomed during the schoolholidays from summer camps or on trips with sportingor cultural activities, excursions, etc.23, avenue du Dr PicaudTel.: +33 (0)4 93 06 29 90 - www.mjcpicaud.fr

MJC Ferme GiaumeEnjoy free time in complete safety, learn and discovercreative, sporting, recreational, scientific and culturalactivities.7, Avenue Pierre de Coubertin06150 Cannes la BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 04 93 47 06 33www.mjcfermegiaume.fr

Amusement parksRIDES FOR CHILDRENTreat your children to a ride on Carrousel 1900 or Cannes2000 located on the Croisette, close to the famous Palaisdes Festivals. They can also experience the joys of driving inthe little boats of Cannes. Square Reynaldo Hahn beside thePalais des Festivals

CANNES RALLYEGames for children, trampolines, bumper cars, climbingframes, etc.Port Canto - La Croisette

FUN CITYA huge, undercover play park totalling over 1,200m. FUN CITYoffers a hundred or so fun activities, a restaurant and an areawhere parents can relax with magazines and free wi-fi.47, avenue Maurice Chevalier - Cannes La BoccaTel.: +33 (0)4 93 47 37 17 - http://cannes.fun-city.fr

MARINELANDThis Park, unique in France, presents the wonders of the worldof the sea with majestic shows combining killer whales powerand grace, dolphins speed and acrobatics and all the sea lionspranks. You can also discover new shows featuring birds ofprey and macaws.N7, 306, avenue Mozart - AntibesTel.: +33 (0)8 92 42 62 26 - www.marineland.fr

KIDS ISLAND ET ADVENTURE GOLFThe world of Kids Island is brimming with attractions: makeupstudio, ponyrides, Playmobil playground and entertainment,Urban Aventure. The mini-golf features 3 courses for the wholefamily.N7, 306, avenue Mozart - Antibes - Tel.: +33 (0)8 92 42 62 26

PARC PHNIXParc Phoenix takes you on a fabulous journey to the land of

natural wonders. Walk through the tropical forest in one ofEuropes largest greenhouses, flowers by the thousands,theme gardens with sound effects, fishes, birds and iguanasroaming free, plus activities and exhibitions for the wholefamily.405, promenade des Anglais - NiceTel.: +33 (0)4 92 29 77 00 - www.parc-phoenix.org

Many more attractions are alsoavailable on the French Riviera

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Public parks for childrenDuring your walks, take advantage of a stop in one of the manyparks equipped to delight the smallest people.

JARDIN DE LA FERMEThe Jardin de la Ferme opened in 1973-1974, at the same timeas the sports complex (swimming pool) to provide the manychildren in the neighbourhood with a play park.Av. Pierre Posie - Cannes La Bocca

SQUARE DAURLEA neighbourhood square with a play park and grass forrelaxing. 22, rue Aurlienne - Cannes La Bocca

SQUARE DE MORS7/9, avenue Francis Tonner - Cannes La Bocca

SQUARE MROFormer name: Jardin des eaux. Av. de Grasse - Cannes

JARDIN DES OLIVIERSFormerly the grounds of the old Vill a Vera, they were convertedinto a public park when the Oliviers swimming pool wasconstructed. Av. Bnfiat - Cannes

SQUARE REN CASSINAvenue Marchal Juin - Cannes

SQUARE FRDRIC MISTRALBoulevard Jean Hibert - Cannes

SQUARE REYNALDO HAHNEsplanade Pompidou was constructed in the 80s as part ofthe rede- velopment of area on the Croisette in front of thenew Palais des Festival. Located on the Croisette and hometo wonderful merry-go-rounds - the Carrousel 1900 andCannes 2000.

JARDIN DES HESPRIDESAvenue de Lrins - Cannes

SQUARE DU PRADOBd de la Rpublique - Angle rue du Prado - Cannes

Childcare servicesKIDELIOHire of infant safety seats, pushchairs, folding beds, playpens,highchairs and all the childrens equipment you will need foryour stay (hire from 3 days to 6 months)Tel.: +33 (0)9 54 80 62 64 - www.kidelio.com

LOOLIDAYSHire of pushchairs, folding beds, car seats, high chairs nappy changingtables. Hire from 2 days to 6 months. Digressive rates.Loolidays provides home delivery for towns on the Cte DAzur.Tel.: +33 (0)9 53 36 86 40 - +33 (0)6 623 623 45 (7/7)www.loolidays.com


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EVENTS G U I D E B O O K


G U I D E B O O K THE CANNES CITY LIGHTS

Cannes/ GUIDE BOOK

THE CANNES CITY LIGHTS

SPECIAL EVENTS

Highlight the night Scenery by creating aspectacular world of light for architectureand plants. La Croisette becomes trulymagical after nightfall, with shimmeringcolours lighting the way

The Month in Cannes : a monthly newsletter giving full information onevents during the month.Look them up as well on www.cannes.com

Alongside its global reputation for the CannesFilm Festival and other international events(Midem, Mip TV, Tax Free, etc), Canneshas also developed a rich programmeof entertainment, leisure activities andfestivities. Not forgetting the top quality musicschedule which helps to make Cannes a truecultural capital.

In the autumn season Sortir Cannes

takes over from the summer seasons Et Cannes presenting the classical music of theNuits Musicales du Suquet, Jazz Domergueand music concerts featuring present daymusic, particularly those at the Pantiero.Make sure you dont miss out, visit the official website www.palaisdesfestivals.com for full details of the many concerts organisedeach year in Cannes. Or ask at the Tourist Information Office for a listof the years concerts.

MIDEMFEBRUARYInternational trade fair forthe music industry, reservedfor professionals.Midem Festival : numerous

concerts open to the public.www.midem.com

CANNES SEMI MARATHONFEBRUARYGet all the details and register with Cannesathletics club. www.semi-cannes.org

FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DES JEUXFEBRUARY-MARCHThe biggest games festival inthe French-speaking world,dedicated to all the differentaspects of the world of games.

Great classics, forgotten orlittle-known games, gamesfrom near and far, simulation and board games,and finally console and computer games, theFestival has a lot of surprises lined up for you.www.festivaldesjeux-cannes.com

CANNES INTERNATIONAL TRIATHLONAPRILinformation and registration:www.cannes-international-triathlon.com

LE SUQUET LYCE CARNOT PORT CANTO, CROISETTE


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G U I D E B O O K EVENTS

Cannes/ GUIDE BOOK

CANNES SHOPPING FESTIVALAPRILThe Cannes Shopping Festivalcelebrates shopping in allts forms. With a festive pro-gramme lasting four days,this event means shows,fashion parades, gastronomy,nightlife, culturewww.cannesshoppingfestival.com

FESTIVAL DE CANNESMAYSee HISTORY OF THE FILM FESTIVAL (p. 6)

www.festival-cannes.fr

CANNES JUMPINGINTERNATIONALJUNEOne of the most elegantriding events in the world.The Cannes InternationalShow Jumping Competitions a key event in the official calendar, offeringthe largest prize in Europe and attracting thebest riders.www.jumpingcannes.com

PERFORMANCE DACTEURJUNEOne (wo)man show, visual shows, stand-up co-medians, musical humour, clowns, classical

theatre, magic, contemporary theatre.www.performancedacteur.com

PLAGES LECTROJULY-AUGUST+33 (0)6 19 92 29 29www.plages-electroniques.comwww.myspace.com/lesplageselectroniques

FESTIVAL PANTIEROAUGUSTOn the terrace of the Palais des Festivals et desCongres, with an unrivalled view over the cityand the sea, the Festival provides an exceptionalimmersion into the current international indiemusic scene, by inviting on stage both well knownacts and newcomers full of promise from hip-hop,indie rock, and electro pop. Innovative, authenticand full of life, this unmissable musical event fullof character and pizazz, adds plenty of flavor to asummer cultural cocktail in the City of Cannes.

JAZZ DOMERGUEAUGUSTIn the splendid gardens ofthe property owned by thepainter of freedom, Jean-GabrielDomergue, and hiswife, both artists deeplyenamoured with an aestheticideal, the unmissable acts of the international jazzscene perform under the stars overlooking theBay of Cannes.www.palaisdesfestivals.com

FESTIVAL OF RUSSIAN ARTAUGUSTFive consecutive days of artistic expression :dance,music,cinema, as well as crafts,fashion and russian cuisine.www.palaisdesfestivals.com

CANNES YACHTING FESTIVALSEPTEMBERThe biggest boat show in the Mediterranean.www.salonnautiquecannes.com

RGATES ROYALESSEPTEMBEREach year, the Royal Regattasbring together over 150yachts of all sizes and overa thousand crewmembers.www.regatesroyales.com

FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITIONJULY-AUGUSTMonumental photos hang all over the city.

FIREWORKS FESTIVAL9-14 - 21 - 29 JULY7 - 15 - 24 AUGUSTHeld in the Bay of Cannes,this Festival is one of theworlds most prestigiousfirework events presentedby the greatest internationalfireworks companies.www.festival-pyrotechnique-cannes.com

LES NUITS MUSICALES DU SUQUETJULYThe Nuits Musicales duSuquet is now a leadingevent in the world of clas-sical music. In the open air,in the city centre, overloo-king the Bay of Cannes andLa Croisette, their originalevenings, build bridges between artists and ahost of artistic worlds, swathing this traditio-nal summer music event in a dynamic charm,a mix of elegance and romanticism.www.palaisdesfestivals.com

FESTIVAL AZERBADJANI ARTJULYDiscover the enchantment of Azerbaijaniart and culture: classical music, jazz, artexhibitions. Fireworks the 9thof July.

FESTIVAL OF CHINESE ARTJULYDance, traditional music, calligraphy.Performance by the Chinese National Opera.

HERITAGE DAYSEPTEMBERProgram & events, please contact us:+33 (0)4 92 99 84 22

LERINS ISLANDS SWIMMING CROSSSEPTEMBERSee all the details and sign up on:http://amisdesiles.canalblog.com

WINE HARVEST IN CANNESOCTOBERA combination of tasting the best vintages fromregional vineyards anddiscovering the new fashioncollection. 6 pm to 10 pm, onpresentation of a VIP Pass,sent directly by the boutiquesto their customers.www.cannes-destination.fr

NICE-CANNES MARATHONNOVEMBERwww.marathon06.com/inscriptions.htm

LERINS ISLANDSJOGGING CROSSDECEMBERSee all the details and signup on :http://athle-cannes.com


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G U I D E B O O K PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Cannes/ GUIDE BOOK

GETTING HERE, GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONBY CAR: A8 motorway exit no 42 (Mougins-Cannes) or 41 (Mandelieu-Cannes la Bocca).

BY AIR: Nice Cte dAzur Airport, 30 km fromCannes. Express Autoroute coach n 210between Cannes and the AirportFreephone number: +33 (0) 800 06 01 06www.cg06.fr

BY TRAIN: www.sncf.fror www.ter-sncf.com/pacaFrom France: 3635From abroad Tel.: +33 (0) 892 35 35 35

TRAVELLING AROUND CANNESLE RSEAU PALM BUS serves the towns ofCannes, Le Cannet and Mandelieu la Napoule.

BUS STATION Place Cornut GentilleNumro indigo +33 (0) 825 825 599www.palmbus.fr or www.silteplait.info

CAR PARKSThe city of Cannes provides more than 17 citycentre car parksto facilitate your stay. The carparks are listed on the map of Cannes.Interpark car parks : www.interparking-france.com

Interparking car parks:www.interparking-france.comBuy season tickets and special deals in the carparks concerned. Year round: 1st hour free inSuquet, Forville, Rpublique, Ferrage, Lamy,Croisette car parks

Other pay car parks:PANTIERO: +33 (0)4 92 98 70 30GRAY DALBION: +33 (0)4 93 39 89 94GARE SNCF: +33 (0)4 93 38 76 02VERDUN: +33 (0)4 97 06 43 10PALAIS STEPHANIE: +33 (0)4 93 68 85 50SAINT NICOLAS: +33 (0)4 93 68 06 33

Free car parks :Moure Rouge and Palm Beach car parks.

USEFUL CONTACTS

Concerts & Shows

PALAIS DES FESTIVALS & DES CONGRSBoulevard de la Croisettewww.palaisdesfestivals.com

Tel.: +33(0)4 92 98 62 77THTRE DE LA LICORNE25, av. F. Tonner - www.madeincannes.comTel.: +33(0)4 93 48 97 34

THTRE ALEXANDRE III19, bd. Alexandre III www.theatredecannes.comTel.: +33(0)4 93 94 33 44

BOAT TRAVELThe regular services to the Lerins islands runyear round.Details of companies and transfers on P12.

TAXIS154 taxis at your service for trips, transfer andvisits 24/7.Tel.: +33 (0) 899 563 356

TRAVELLING AROUND THE REGIONTHE TAM NETWORK is the result of a collaborationbetween the Conseil General and thirty operatingcompanies. It now comprises 30 services, 250coaches, 1,800 bus stops, giving you the freedomto visit the Cte dAzur.

Thanks to the Azur Ticket for just E1, you cantravel on two successive transport systemsfor a journey with a transfer between one ofthe Regional Councils TAM lines to one of thefollowing systems : Envibus, Sillages, LignesdAzur, Bus Azur, Bus Varmer, Communaut dela Riviera Franaise.Services and bus times at : www.cg06.fr

Work out a bus trip?www.ceparou06.comAll the public transport in the Alpes-Maritimes

Carpooling in the Cte dAzur: www.ottoetco.org

MJC PICAUD / STUDIO 1323, av. du Dr PicaudShows and films all year.www.mjcpicaud.com - Tel.: +33(0)4 93 06 29 90

ORCHESTRE DE CANNESwww.orchestre-cannes.comTel.:+33(0)4 92 98 62 77

Accueil des Villes Franaises

http://reseau.avf.asso.fr/space/avfcannesAVF - Cannes : 13, rue RouazeTel.: +33 (0)4 93 94 41 82AVF - Cannes la Bocca - 54 Av F.TonnerTel.: +33 (0)4 93 90 84 33

AVF desk staffed every Wednesday afternoon atthe Tourist Office at the Palais des Festivals.

Currency Exchange

AZURENNE DE CHANGE17, rue Marchal Foch - Tel.: +33(0)4 93 39 34 37

TRAVELEX (Thomas Cook)8, rue dAntibes - Tel.: +33(0)4 93 39 41 45

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE / CHANGE MIRAMAR57, bd. de la Croisette - Tel.: +33(0)4 93 94 45 20

INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY EXCHANGE13 rue Chabaud - Tel.: +33 (0)4 97 06 09 81

Cyber Points & Wifi

INSTANT PHOTO

11, rue Ml Joffre - Tel.: +33(0)4 93 68 00 07PL@NET CENTER10, rue Barthlmy - Cannes La BoccaTel/Fax : +33(0)4 92 97 10 10

CYBER INTERNET TELEPHONE145 bd. de la Rpublique - Tel.:+33(0)4 93 43 81 85

THE BIRD PHONE75, rue G. Clmenceau - Tel.: +33 (0)4 93 99 80 34

PHONE SYSTEM32, rue Jean Jaurs - Tel.: + 33 (0)4 22 10 93 77

Free Spot Wifi in the garden of the City Hall.


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