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Tours with Locals in Cannes

You might easily feel as though you've left reality when you are in Cannes. You can experience the culture, history, architecture, art, and culinary delights while you're there. 

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Can you really see Cannes in one day?

There are many attractions to see in Cannes, but one of the best is the La Malmaison Museum, which is housed in the former game room of the Grand Hotel. It contains art collections by local and internationally famous artists. It is set on a hill with sweeping views of the city.

Musee de la Castre

One of the best things to do in Cannes is to explore the Musee de la Castre, a medieval castle that was once a home to the monks of Lerins. The castle has been converted into a museum with a wonderful collection of art and medieval artefacts. There are also displays of exotic Asian instruments and unusual paintings. You can also climb the 109 stairs to the top of the tower for a spectacular view of the city.

The Museum of La Castre is open daily except Monday. You can buy tickets for individual visits or a combined ticket for La Castre and Fort Royal for EUR10. Another great attraction in Cannes is the Palais des Festivals de Cannes, which hosts the Cannes Film Festival each year. It is a great place for conferences and meetings and has a large auditorium.

Villa Eleonore

If you are visiting Cannes for the first time, you will want to take the time to see the Villa Eleonore. It is a beautiful and historic building, and one of the best things to do in Cannes. You can also check out the nearby Old Port, a medieval castle that overlooks the city. The Old Port is also a great place to see luxury yachts and watch the sun rise and set.

Château Éléonore Louise

The villa was once owned by Lord Brougham, a former Lord Chancellor of Great Britain. He hoped to visit Italy, but the disease prevented him from doing so. After visiting Cannes, Lord Brougham fell in love with the town and built the Villa Eleonore. Other British Aristocrats also built villas in Cannes, and this resulted in the total transformation of the town. The villas and the surrounding buildings were later named after the people who had lived in the area.

Marche Forville

If you're visiting Cannes and you love to eat local fare, you'll definitely want to check out the Marche Forville, a charming covered market on the edge of the La Croisette. Here, you can find fresh fish and meats and delicious handcrafted chocolates. You can also enjoy a delicious breakfast here or sample some of the local wines.

If you're a movie buff, you'll want to take a tour with a local screenwriter. He or she can show you the famous buildings in Cannes and tell you all about the movie industry here. It's also a great way to get a behind-the-scenes look at the Cannes film festival. And if you're lucky, you might even bump into a famous movie star on the red carpet!

Festival International d'Art Pyrotechnique

If you're not familiar with this festival, you're missing out on a fantastic opportunity to experience the magic of fire, smoke, and multicolour explosions. This world-renowned event features a competition between some of the world's finest pyrotechnics societies. These pyrotechnics groups compete for prestigious awards such as the Vestale d'Argent, Vestale d'Or, and Vestale de Bronze.

This event is held in Cannes every year. This event draws visitors of all ages and backgrounds, as well as some of the world's top pyrotechnic artists. In addition to the spectacular displays, this event also serves as a great opportunity to renew international partnerships.

Lerins Islands

If you're staying in Cannes, you might want to take the time to visit the Lerins Islands, a group of four islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Known as "the Lerins," these islands are part of the commune of Cannes. You can take a guided tour or go it alone for a relaxing half-day or full-day experience. There are a few different islands to visit: Saint-Marguerite is the largest, with a fortress housing the famous Man in the Iron Mask. You can also visit the Museum of the Sea to see the archaeological discoveries from shipwrecks. Other islands include the uninhabited Ilot Saint-Ferreol and Ile Saint-Honorat, which are run by the monks and have ruins of an 11th-century monastery.

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If you love to walk, there are several trails throughout the park. Many tourists and joggers enjoy this activity, and the park has fitness areas. Some of the trails lead to lookout points with beautiful views of the Cannes Riviera. One hill in the park has a large cross that can be climbed to see panoramic views of the city.

Unique guided tours in Cannes

Whether you're looking for a unique way to see the city or want to explore the area in more depth, you can take a guided tour in Cannes. You can choose from a number of different tours, such as those led by historical researchers or screenwriters. They offer a combination of sights and experiences that will make your stay even more special.

Musee de la Castre

A guided tour in Cannes' old town will give you a great opportunity to see some of the city's hidden treasures. The medieval district of Le Suquet, for example, is full of alleyways and medieval buildings. From here, you'll be able to get some spectacular views of the bay and even the islands of Sainte-Marguerite.

While you're here, you can also visit the Palais du Prince, home to the Monaco Royal family. It is also home to the Opera de Monte-Carlo, where you can catch a classical opera, ballet performance, or concert. There's plenty of time to enjoy the beautiful beaches and see the city's many beautiful landmarks.

Another option for sightseeing in Cannes is a catamaran cruise. Leaving from the Old Port, these tours feature a brief safety briefing and an introduction to the sights along the way. They also include a stop at the Lerins Islands, where you can have lunch. You can even swim in the sea while on the tour. Typically, these tours end at about two in the afternoon, so you'll have plenty of time to enjoy the sights.

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