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How to get to Cannes

• By TGV

The city of Cannes is well served by TGV, Corail, and express trains, connecting it to all regions of France and major European cities. This mode of transport will allow you to discover spectacular seaside landscapes at the foot of the Esterel Massif, with its rugged red rock.

• By bus

Since 2015, FlixBus has been continuously expanding its European network and now serves more than 550 European cities every day. FlixBus offers several departures to and from Cannes/Le Cannet.

• By plane

Located 27 km from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport, Cannes is accessible in less than 30 minutes. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, a major gateway to Southern Europe, serves 90 destinations with direct flights and welcomes nearly 50 airlines.

Iconic places

• The Palais des Festivals

The Palais des Festivals hosts the Cannes Film Festival every year in May, one of the most publicized events in the world and the most important film festival.

• Boulevard de la Croisette 

Indissociable de l'identité cannoise, le Boulevard de la Croisette constitue une longue promenade en bord de mer, où il fait bon flâner.

Bordée d’un côté de la baie de Cannes, de palmiers et de pins, de l’autre de bâtiments somptueux, de boutiques luxueuses, de “palaces” magnifiques, elle forme un paysage digne d’une carte postale.

• The Lérins Islands

In the turquoise waters of the Bay of Cannes, opposite the Pointe Croisette, the two Lérins Islands cultivate a lifestyle where nature, spirituality, heritage, and vineyards intertwine. They offer an idyllic setting to recharge and immerse yourself in stories, real or imagined.

The Lérins Islands provide a 100% natural escape from Cannes, located just 15 minutes by boat from the Old Port. Numerous boats will take you there.

• The Suquet district

Nestled on a small hill, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city, its bay, the Lérins Islands, the Croisette, and the Old Port. Venture into the heart of its colorful, cobbled streets. Climb to the summit of Mont Chevalier and enjoy the shade of the umbrella pines while admiring the view.

• The Forville Market

A visit to Cannes wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Forville Market, a true culinary journey with a southern flair. Located in the heart of Cannes, it opens its doors every morning. A source of inspiration and supplies for Michelin-starred chefs, it offers a wide variety of fresh produce. Its unique architecture also makes it an ideal spot for photos. The Forville Market is also a whole neighborhood bustling with food shops, boutiques, terraces, and restaurants. It's a safe bet that once you're there, you'll be tempted to fill your basket. We're sharing our best suggestions for ideas for your aperitifs, picnics, and family dinners.

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