Cannes center - very practical - all comfort

residence of the Old Port - boulevard de la Ferrage- elevator access directly to the Carrefour Market supermarket. high floor with elevator.

residence of the Old Port - boulevard de la Ferrage- elevator access directly to the Carrefour Market supermarket. high floor with elevator main room with a 2-seater sofa bed television, wi fi, air conditioning. fully equipped kitchen - oven + microwave + washing machine bathroom with modern shower + wc beautiful terrace very pleasant. Note that the boulevard de la ferrage is quite noisy but there is a good double glazing system in the apartment which insulates well very practical apartment because train station 2 minutes walk away, beaches and the Palais des Festivals are also very close, all the shops in the immediate vicinity of the apartment. Cannes has linked its name to the world of cinema since 1946, a long streak that has lasted 70 years, a romance on the big screen before the eyes of the whole world. The 7th art offers this former fishing village exceptional visibility, a breathtaking view of a natural and cultural heritage of great wealth. Zoom on the essential places of a star who succeeds in all his facelifts. The old Chemin de la Petite Croix has become the most famous promenade on the Côte d'Azur, La Croisette with its palm trees, its palaces, its luxury boutiques and its sumptuous Art Deco buildings, the boulevard opens up a turquoise lane on the Bay of Cannes and its two magnificent sites, the Lérins Islands. Eternity of a maritime decor and posterity of the cinema major. Actors and directors have left their mark on the Chemin des Stars in front of the Palais des Festivals and on the Esplanade Pompidou. We advise you to start your visit with the old town. You can access the old town by different routes, on steep roads intertwined with winding and picturesque stairs where the pedestrian is king. Visit the ramparts, the Castre Museum, the Tour Carrée and the church. Admire the view of the city, the port, the Croisette and the Lérins Islands. At the foot of the old town stretches the bay of Cannes with the Forville market and its typical local shops (butchers, delicatessens, fishmongers, bakeries, wine merchants, etc.). Facing Le Suquet, the Old Port, the oldest part of which, the "quai St Pierre", dates from 1838, and which houses old sailboats and yachts. The Régates Royales depart from this port in September.