Grand Hyatt Cannes Martinez Hotel
You can go back 100 years, plunge into the fantastic world of modernity and touch the history of the Cannes Film Festival by staying at the Martinez Hotel. The luxurious snow-white building was built on the Cote d’Azur in the late 20s of the last century.
Grand Jas
The Grand Jace cemetery and at the same time a park in the northwestern part of Cannes is one of the main local attractions, it is not by chance that it is called the “Pere Lachaise of the Cote d’Azur”. Although it cannot be called ancient: the age of the oldest burial does not exceed 1.5 centuries.
Palais des Festivals in Cannes
Once a year, the Palais des Festivals in Cannes becomes the most popular place in the whole world. Almost everyone has heard about the famous film festival, watched broadcasts from the Alley of Stars, watched world-renowned actors climb the legendary 24 steps covered with a red carpet in the spotlight.
The Miramar Cultural Center in Cannes
The Miramar Cultural Center is located just a stone’s throw from the Croisette embankment in a rather old and at the same time luxurious building. The history of this house is remarkable — it was built between the two World Wars, during a short-lived economic abundance.
Lerin Islands
It is believed that Saint Honora came to the island of Lerina in the 5th century AD and founded the first Christian monastery in Gaul here, and his sister Margarita settled on the neighboring Lero, where with her participation a women’s division of the monastery appeared.