Food & drink
Marché Forville
Cannes' main food market at the foot of Le Suquet, best in the morning. The hall is being renovated, so some stalls trade under a marquee on the nearby Allées de la Liberté; check locally.
The hill town where much of the world's perfume began, with a museum on the history of scent. Trains take about 30 minutes, then it is an uphill walk into town.
| Terminal | One way | How |
|---|---|---|
| Tender landing at the Gare Maritime, next to the Palais des Festivals | 45 min | train |
| Tender landing at Quai Max Laubeuf (west side of the Old Port) | 45 min | train |
Times are estimates. Allow extra on busy days and for tender queues.
Cannes' main food market at the foot of Le Suquet, best in the morning. The hall is being renovated, so some stalls trade under a marquee on the nearby Allées de la Liberté; check locally.
A narrow pedestrian street of food shops, bakeries and small cafés between the market and the station.
The old hilltop quarter above the port, with steep lanes, a castle tower and views over the bay from the church square.