The Côte d'Azur resort that hosts the Film Festival: the Palais des Festivals and its steps, a covered market, the wooded Croix des Gardes hill and, by boat from the Old Port, the Lérins islands with a working abbey and the Iron Mask fort.
A first look at Cannes
Croix des Gardes Park
The wooded hill above Cannes with 20 km of paths, six belvederes and a 12 m steel cross at the top.
Iron Mask Museum and Fort Royal
An archaeology museum in the Vauban-style Fort Royal on Sainte-Marguerite island, reached by ferry from the Old Port.
La Malmaison Art Centre
An art gallery in a former hotel on the Croisette with solo exhibitions of 20th and 21st century artists.
Lérins Abbey, Saint-Honorat Island
A working Cistercian monastery on Saint-Honorat island, reached by ferry from the Old Port; the island is free to enter.
Notre-Dame d'Espérance Church
The Provençal Gothic church at the top of Le Suquet, built in 1627, with a view over the town and the bay.
Astoux et Brun
A seafood brasserie behind the Palais, in the same family since 1953, serving lunch and dinner every day.
Aux Bons Enfants
A family-run Provençal restaurant on rue Meynadier for four generations, with a set menu of the day.
La Pizza Cresci
A wood-fired pizza place on the Old Port quay, with a terrace facing the port, open from noon to after midnight.
Le Bistrot Gourmand
A bistro near the Forville market serving home-made Mediterranean cooking, with a bouillabaisse on reservation.
Le Caveau 30
A seafood brasserie on rue Félix Faure with a first-floor room that has a sea view; open daily.
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