Cannes and Mougins: Film and Art

From this fortress built in the 16th century, you have a great view of the Mediterranean. During the French Revolution, Napoleon captured a short period of time in this fortress. You can visit the fort for a small fee, there is a guide who speaks ...

This fort has been used long as a state prison. In 1687, "the man with the iron mask" should have been captured here. The identity of this legend was never obsolete. The fort houses the Musée de la Mer. During the high season, both the fort and th...

This small but beautiful Cathedral is located next to the Picasso museum. Worth a visit before or after visiting the Picasso museum. Also nice to cool of during a walk in the old Antibes!

This permanent work of art was installed by artist Jaume Plensa in 2010. The nomad, made of countless white letters, overlooks the Mediterranean Sea near the port of Antibes. A nice place to go with kids; they will be happy to climb in this constr...

The Promenade La Croisette is one of the famous boulevards in the world with beautiful flowers and palm trees. Follow the promenade and walk along the Palais des Festivals and the luxury boutiques of fashion designers towards the famous Carlton Ho...

Located west of Cannes. The chateau is open daily and is also used for exhibitions. In 1918 it was purchased by the couple Henry and Marie by Clews (sculptor and architect). They have restored the castle in a strongly influenced by the art nouveau...

Looking for true peace? On the island of Île Saint-Honorat for Cannes you only hear the sea and the wind (and maybe the seagulls). Since the 5th century, the island has a monk community, visiting the beautiful Lérins abbey is very worthwhile. Acce...