Best Things to Do 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.
Why go: On La Croisette, a mile-long promenade that skirts the shore, you can lookout on the ... read more»
Why go: Some travelers find these four islands, just a 15-minute ferry ride away, more interesting than ... read more»
Why go: This rue (or road) is lined with charming 18th-century houses, which have been repurposed as ... read more»
Why go: Marché Forville (or Covered Market), located to the west of Rue Meynadier, is the city ... read more»
Why go: Fodor's calls the tiny Musée de la Castre is “Cannes's token cultural attraction ... read more»
Why go: For high-end shopping, you'll want to head to Rue d'Antibes, a road that ... read more»
Why go: Established back in 1907, the Casino Croisette is France's most highly frequented casino. And ... read more»
Why go: Although you might not think “camp” when you think “Cannes,” you can take a hike ... read more»
Why go: Of course, Cannes's claim-to-fame these days is the film festival that swarms the city ... read more»









