Learn French in Cannes, famous for its international film festival. Take a walk on the "Croisette" or admire a fireworks display. Cannes is a city of fashion, luxury, the stars....

It would be a shame to dismiss the city in just a handful of clichés. Cannes is also a great place to live with a bustling centre and splendid sandy public beaches where young people, teenagers and holidaying families traditionally meet up.

The "Croisette" stands along private fine sandy beaches, but teenagers generally prefer the public beaches located east of Cannes where they can enjoy lots of cafés, snacks and reasonably priced restaurants, and meet up with other young people and holidaying families.

This typically South of France city centre is well-organised and accessible on foot from anywhere. Among its others advantages, are a railway station just 5 minutes from the beaches and trains leaving every 15 minutes for St Raphaël, Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, Nice and Monte Carlo.
Railway stations of these cities all are located near to the beaches.

A city always embellished, Cannes has been awarded with the Quatre Fleurs label thanks to the talent and efforts of the city Parks and Green Spaces department.

As a golf capital, Cannes benefits from exceptional sports infrastructure and offers a wide range of leisure activities for everyone.

Between Festivals and other big events, Cannes is a year-round city. Vibrant with    culture, it is served by many organizations which contributes to its fame and sparkle.