Explore Cannes in 1 hour with a Local

Here you’ll be able to enjoy several views of the sea as well as the sandy Croissette Beach and have tasty on the go treats from the many kiosks which line the Promenade. You can also see the red carpet at the Palais des Festivals home to the infamous Cannes Film Festival.

It is the ultimate high-end shopping place, where you can window shop (or real shop) at a variety of stores selling designer clothing, perfume, jewelry, and so much more!

A back street lined with charming 18th-century townhomes that have been repurposed as boutiques. These sell everything from trendy fashion to trendy baked goods–but usually of a more affordable nature than their designer counterparts on Rue d’Antibes. Here we start to see a different face of Cannes, the authenticity of the town.

This is a lovely market full of fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, flowers, and more. You should visit the little markets like this, especially while in France. You can get some incredible local products and the atmosphere is always top-notch. Sometimes if you are lucky, you're in town on the day of the Antique market.

One of the oldest neighborhoods in Cannes, which was the original site of the town and a Roman-occupied camp for some five centuries. Today, it’s a time capsule of old Cannes, featuring winding cobblestone lanes, narrow stairways climbing ever-higher, and commanding views of the coast.

This is the place for some of the most beautiful views of the city and sea. This area has the Chateau de la Castre, the Cannes sign, and the beautiful Eglise Notre-Dame d’Esperance

It is the perfect spot to enjoy dusk in Cannes as the super yachts start to come alive for evening festivities and the hill of Le Suquet towers above. It’s a great spot for getting off your feet and savoring some of Cannes’ terrific atmosphere.