N° 01 · 2 to 2.5 hours

Cannes Essentials

From a fishing village on a hill to the most famous steps in cinema.

The old town of Le Suquet, Marché Forville, the old port, the red-carpet steps and the Croisette in one relaxed walk with a local guide.

Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours
Price: [[price to confirm]]
Group size: [[Up to 12 people]]
When: [[Daily at 10:00]]
Languages: [[English, French]]
Meeting point: [[In front of the Tourist Office, Palais des Festivals, 1 boulevard de la Croisette]]

What you will see

Vieux-Port
Fishing boats beside superyachts: the two faces of Cannes in one glance.
Marché Forville
The covered market where locals and chefs shop. Socca, olives, flowers and the morning catch.
Rue Saint-Antoine
The cobbled lane that climbs through Le Suquet, the original village.
Notre-Dame d’Espérance and the Suquet tower
The hilltop church, the medieval watchtower and the best view over the bay and the Lérins islands.
Rue Meynadier
Once the main street of the old town, now the place for cheese, wine and local specialities.
Palais des Festivals
The 24 steps of the red carpet and the handprints of the stars on the Chemin des Étoiles.
La Croisette
Palms, private beaches and palace hotels, and the story of how an English lord turned a village into a resort.

The climb to Le Suquet is steep and cobbled. Wear comfortable shoes.
Marché Forville is a flea market on Mondays; the food stalls are closed that day.
During the Film Festival in May the red-carpet steps are closed to the public.