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How long does it take to visit Le Cannet?

A full day is enough to discover the essentials of Le Cannet if you focus on the historic center. Allow two to three hours to visit the Bonnard Museum and stroll through the narrow streets of Vieux-Cannet. An extra half-day will allow you to explore Rue Saint-Sauveur and its artisan workshops.

For a more in-depth visit, allow two to three days. You can then follow the “Sur les Pas de Bonnard” (In the Footsteps of Bonnard) itinerary, which takes between 1.5 and 2 hours for the entire route. This cultural walk takes you on a journey of discovery through the landscapes that inspired the artist.

A weekend is the ideal length of time to combine a visit to Le Cannet with nearby Cannes. You'll be able to enjoy the peaceful residential atmosphere of Le Cannet while still having easy access to the beaches and entertainment of Cannes.

Place Bellevue is worth a longer stop to admire the view of the Bay of Cannes and the Lérins Islands.

Where can I download a map of Le Cannet in PDF format?

You can get a free detailed map of Le Cannet by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map. This high-resolution PDF document includes all tourist attractions, main streets, and public transportation.

The Le Cannet Tourist Office also offers free paper maps. Their interactive online map allows you to locate each attraction precisely before your visit. You will find hiking trails and themed tours.

Mobile apps such as Moovit include detailed maps with Palm Bus routes. They display real-time schedules and calculate your itineraries.

For the best experience, download our map before you leave. It works offline and contains all the essential information.

Where is the Le Cannet Tourist Office?

The Cannet Côte d'Azur Tourist Office is located at 73 avenue du Campon, 06110 Le Cannet. This address is at the entrance to the town, on Place Benidorm, easily accessible from Cannes.

You can contact them on +33 (0)4 92 59 14 42 for practical information. The reception team will direct you to current activities and provide you with documentation and personalized advice.

Opening hours vary depending on the season. During the summer, the office is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A branch office also operates with specific summer hours starting July 1.

The office regularly organizes themed guided tours. Ask about available slots during your visit.

What are the must-see places in Le Cannet?

The Bonnard Museum is Le Cannet's main attraction. The only museum in the world entirely dedicated to Pierre Bonnard, it displays the works of this artist who lived in Le Cannet from 1922 to 1947. Temporary exhibitions complement the permanent collection in a modern and bright setting.

The Vieux-Cannet charms visitors with its narrow stairway streets and shaded squares. Rue Saint-Sauveur is home to many artists' and craftsmen's workshops, including goldsmiths, luthiers, and cabinetmakers. This street, which has been awarded the “Ville et Métiers d'Art” label, perpetuates traditional crafts.

Place Bellevue offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the French Riviera. This veritable balcony overlooking the Mediterranean reveals an exceptional view of the Lérins Islands and the Estérel mountains. It's the perfect spot for a cocktail on the terrace at sunset.

The Peynet Lovers' Wall attracts couples with its romantic fresco. This work by the famous cartoonist Raymond Peynet has become a must-see for newlyweds in the region.

How to get to Le Cannet?

From Cannes, the Palm Bus network will take you easily to Le Cannet. Lines 1, 4, 10, 11, 12, and 35 connect the two towns. Tickets cost €1.80 and are valid for 59 minutes on the entire network. Line 1 takes you directly to Vieux-Cannet in 10-15 minutes from the Cannes SNCF train station.

Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport is 26 km from Le Cannet. Take the Express Zou! line to Cannes, then continue on the Palm Bus. The total journey takes about 1 hour.

By car, Le Cannet is accessible via the A8 motorway, exit Cannes-Le Cannet-Mougins. The town center has several paid parking lots. Parking in the blue zone is limited in the streets of Vieux-Cannet.

The Cannes SNCF train station serves Le Cannet via public transportation. Direct trains connect Marseille, Lyon, Paris, and major European cities to Cannes.

What are the best hotels in Le Cannet?

Le Cannet offers a selection of quality accommodation for all budgets. The Adonis Cannes - Hôtel Thomas stands out for its rooftop swimming pool with panoramic views of the Bay of Cannes. Located in Vieux-Cannet, this 3-star hotel offers a peaceful setting 3 km from La Croisette with spacious, air-conditioned rooms. The iBis Styles Le Cannet is appealing for its strategic location on Boulevard Sadi Carnot, 7 minutes by bus from the Croisette. This modern hotel includes breakfast and Wi-Fi in its rates, with a breakfast room renovated in 2023. The Zenitude Hôtel-Résidences Le Cannet combines the independence of an apartment with hotel services, including an equipped kitchenette, an outdoor swimming pool, and contemporary rooms with views of the city or the garden.

Also worth reading to help you plan your stay in Le Cannet:

• Visit Le Cannet

• The best hotels in Le Cannet