Mondrian Cannes

The historic town of Grasse is famous for its perfume factories and flower cultivation. Today, several factories have museums and all can be visited. Learn how to create your own perfume and buy unique soaps and eaux de toilette.

Just a few minutes by boat from Cannes, Sainte-Marguerite is an exceptional island where nature, culture and relaxation join in total harmony. As soon as you disembark, you will be captivated by the fragrance of pine and eucalyptus, as well as the richness of cultural and leisure activities available on the island. The best way to explore the island is to follow the marked trails that take you on a botanical and historical tour of the site. You will stroll by the Batéguier pond with its numerous species of migratory birds to the Point de la Convention to find unique plant species. Continue on to the Fort Royal, the former residence of the Man in the Iron Mask. The Maritime Museum is not to be missed; sheltered within a fortified enclosure, it offers visitors an insight into the area’s history. For lovers of pure relaxation Sainte-Marguerite Island really is not to be missed.

Cannes is a must-see shopping destination! A veritable breeding ground for chic addresses, international brands and local pepites, this open-air shopping temple offers a window-shopping session worthy of the greatest capitals. A veritable concentration of luxury boutiques on the mythical Croisette, Cannes also revolves around its institutions, located in the heart of Rue d'Antibes, the city's busiest shopping street.

Famous since the Middle Ages for the spiritual influence of its abbey, Saint-Honorat is the smaller of the two Lérins islands. Occupied by a community of Cistercian monks, the island follows the rhythm of the seasons, offering visitors a serene break just 15 minutes from the Croisette. The monks produce their own wines and liqueurs from centuries-old vineyards. The island is home to a variety of historic monuments and offers unique gastronomic experiences to explore.

A visit to Cannes includes a visit to the Forville market, a gourmet journey with a southern accent. A source of inspiration and supply for Michelin-starred chefs, it offers a wide variety of fresh products. Its unique architecture also makes it an ideal photo spot. The Forville market is also a lively neighborhood of food shops, boutiques, terraces and restaurants.

At the heart of the Bay of Cannes, Hyde Beach Cannes invites you to experience the southern art de vivre with stunning sun-drenched colors and a touch of Dolce Vita. Enjoy a unique culinary experience and savor Italian cuisine. With a casual daytime and lively evening atmosphere, Hyde Beach Cannes is the perfect place to celebrate special events or make your day exceptional in the heart of the Croisette.