Nestling in the heart of 7 hills and just 2km from the beaches of the Croisette, Le Cannet is the ideal destination for a peaceful break on the Côte d’Azur, combining tradition and modernity. Its south-facing light and exceptional landscapes have attracted many artists, including Pierre Bonnard, whose museum in Le Cannet is renowned for its outstanding international exhibitions.
Its authentic village will take you on a stroll through the gates of Art, where numerous artists and craftsmen renowned for their unique skills (goldsmiths, spectacle-makers, luthiers, upholsterers, cabinet-makers, etc.) will open the doors of their art galleries and workshops on Rue Saint-Sauveur, the birthplace of Vieux-Cannet.
As you wander around the little squares and picturesque lanes, let yourself be surprised by the treasures this typically Provencal village has to offer. Le Cannet’s unique heritage, renowned sun-drenched gastronomy, led by the Villa Archange and its two Michelin-starred chef Bruno Oger, its Bonnard Museum and its masterpieces, its breathtaking panoramas, its charming little streets, its unusual shops, its authentic art de vivre and its flagship events are just some of the features that make Le Cannet a must-visit Côte d’Azur destination.
Whether you’re on your own, a couple, a family or a group of friends, whether you’re an art lover, a culture buff, a sports fan, an enthusiast or a tourist, Le Cannet has it all.
