InterContinental Carlton Cannes

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AQUALAND
RN 98, Quartier le Capou, 83600 Fréjus
Between Cannes and St Tropez, set in a luxuriant environment of 19 acres, this nautical leisure park (107 000 sq² of water) has the largest wave swimming pool in Europe, slides for children, in an exotic jungle setting, and a new buoy river. Open from June to September.

MARINELAND
RN7, 306 avenue Mozart, 06600 Antibes
You will have the opportunity to admire spectacular shows presenting killer whales and dolphins, discover the terrifying shark tunnel, the penguin arena as well as aquariums with medusas and wide variety of tropical fish.

OCEANOGRAPHICAL MUSEUM
Avenue Saint Martin, 98000 Monaco
Founded in 1910 by Prince Albert 1st of Monaco, the oceanographical Museum is entirely dedicated to the sea. Its mission is to develop visitors’ knowledge on oceanography through the historical collections of the Prince, the permanent and temporary expositions, and the diversity of its aquarium.

CASTRE MUSEUM
Place de la Castre, 06400 Cannes
This museum is located on the hill of Le Suquet. Owned by the abbots of Lérins (on the neighbouring islands), the castle was built to protect the harbour and adjoining coast, from the 11th to19th centuries.

PICASSO MUSEUM
Place Mariejol, 06600 Antibes
While looking for a studio, Pablo Picasso came cross the Château Grimaldi and decided to work there in 1946. He completed dozens of works which he later donated to the Museum. Also, admire works by Hans Hartung, Nicolas de Staël and other artists.

MATISSE MUSEUM
164 avenue des arènes de Cimiez, 06000 Nice
This completely renovated 17th-century Genoan-style villa in the heart of the olive grove, in the Gardens of Cimiez, houses the personal collection of Matisse, a great Fauvist painter, who lived in Nice from 1917 until his death in 1954.

MOLINARD PERFUMERY
60 Boulevard Victor Hugo, 06130 Grasse
Molinard has made a large contribution to the famous perfume capital since 1849. It has developed its traditional and craft know-how over the last five generations. Visit freely, take a guided tour or partake in a perfume creation.

SAINT HONORAT
Iles de Lérins
St Honorat Island is one of the last relics of the military and religious architecture of the 11th century. It was a sanctuary for the monks of the Abbey of Lérins and defence from the multiple plunders and invasions. Today, the Cistercian monks have developed 19 acres of vineyards and produce more than 12000 bottles of liquor and 35000 bottles of exceptional wine per year, sold to numerous famous French restaurants.

The InterContinental Carlton Cannes has once again been awarded the International Green Globe certification. This iconic hotel, a recognized actor in the luxury hotel business, has achieved the award based on its initiatives and performances in sustainable development.The employees, strongly aware of environmental issues, have worked hard to achieve the certification objective and are totally committed to the hotel’s environmental strategy.The Green Globe Standard is a structured assessment of the sustainability performance of travel and tourism businesses and their supply chain partners. Businesses can monitor improvements and document achievements, leading to certification of their enterprises’ sustainable management operations.At the InterContinental Carlton Cannes, a wide variety of initiatives have been set up to integrate the sustainable development approach into the hotel’s organisation, whilst continually seeking to improve. For example, the « wheel of success » measures the company’s progress towards their objectives, based on four criteria: staff, customer experience, responsible business and financial returns. The approach is part of the InterContinental Hotels Group’s environmental policy.Certification is a long-term environmental strategy for the company. The conformity of the Green Globe must be demonstrated and updated each year. This is verified by an annual audit with an independent company, François-Tourisme Consultants, for the French market.

LE BAOLI
Porto Canto, Bd la Croisette, 06400 Cannes
Located in the Pierre-Canto harbour, Le Baôli, both a restaurant and a night club, has become one of the most inevitable places in Cannes since its creation in 2000. Open Fridays and Saturdays, daily throughout July, August and convention periods. Second seating at 11 pm.

LES MARCHES
La Croisette, Palais des Festivals, 06400 Cannes
Les Marches, a club with a contemporary and elegant style, is one of the trendy places on la Croisette. It offers a magnificent view over the harbour and the Suquet, in an eclectic atmosphere. Open Thursdays to Saturdays from 11 pm to 5 am and every night from May until September.

DADADA CLUB
15 rue des frères Pradignac, 06400 Cannes
A trendy mini-club, the Dadada is a hybrid club bridging cabaret, theatre, disco and midnight movies. Non-conformist, it offers artistic endeavours, avant-garde aesthetic movements, young designer shows and live paintings. Open every night from 9.30 pm until 2.30 am.

LES CAVES DU ROY ST TROPEZ
Hôtel Byblos, avenue Paul Signac, 83990 Saint-Tropez
At the centre of the luxurious Hotel Byblos in the very heart of Saint-Tropez, Les Caves du Roy has, for over 40 years, been the ultimate and hedonistic night life destination on the French Riviera. In a subtly oriental, magical setting, the world’s rich and famous indulge in the electric, ultra-glamorous atmosphere.

VIP ROOM ST TROPEZ
Port, 83990 Saint-Tropez
During the evening, the restaurant can welcome up to 200 people. The menu, elaborated by a renowned chef, proposes a Mediterranean and a modern Italian cuisine. The night club then opens its doors at midnight until 5 am.

JIMMY’Z MONACO
26 avenue princesse Grace, 98000 Monaco
Rendez-vous for the international jet-setters, the highly selective Jimmy’z has been rocking the Riviera nights for 30 years. Open Wednesdays to Sundays, from 10.45 pm.

CASINO BARRIERE CANNES CROISETTE
1 esplanade Lucien Barrière, 06400 Cannes
Located at the front of the famous Festival Hall, on the equally famous avenue La Croisette, the Cannes Croisette Casino Barrière welcomes you with its 290 slot machines, table games room, 2 restaurants and 2 bars. Open daily from 10 am to 4 am.

CASINO PALM BEACH
Pointe Croisette, 06400 Cannes
Slot machines, the Palm Club and the restaurant La Villa. Slots machines are accessible everyday from 11 am to 4 am during the winter and until 5 am in the high season. Table games are open from 8 pm to 4 am in winter and until 5 am in the high season.

CASINO LES PRINCES
50 Bd Croisette, 06400 Cannes
This luxurious establishment, decorated with exquisite taste, offers prestigious gaming rooms. The cosy Bar Club with its superb selection of whiskies and vodka (over 400 brand names) is the venue of choice for an unforgettable evening out in Cannes. Open from 8 pm to 4 am.

CASINO MONTE CARLO MONACO
Place du Casino, 98000 Monaco
First among the great casinos, this masterpiece of arts from the Belle Epoque gave credibility to European Roulette. First opened in 1863, it has one of the most prestigious and complete range of table games in the world.

The famous one mile long Croisette is lined with well-known haute-couture boutiques such as Chanel, Dior and Yves-Saint-Laurent, luxury off-the-peg brands like Armani and Céline, prestigious jewellers including Cartier, Chopard, Ferret and Fred, and luxury names in leather goods such as Fendi, Gucci, Hermès, Vuitton, Ferragamo, Lancel.

A shopaholics’ paradise. This street stands out because of its elegance with an urban feel, accentuated by recent renovations. It vies with La Croisette, offering a myriad of beautiful shops: perfumeries, jewellers, florists, fashion boutiques, confectionery, tea rooms, beauty institutes, home decoration shops. All France's favourite high street names can be found here.

Since the 16th century, the Meynadier Street has been used by horses or carriages. Today, only pedestrians walk along it, in a street where fashionable boutiques are surrounded by shops selling typical local products. Let yourself be seduced by its charm and captivated by the places that lead you straight to the Suquet, the old town.

Early morning is the perfect time to take a look around Forville market, when fragrances of thyme, verbena and basil fill the air. The market sellers sing out the virtues of local produce in their lilting accent; tomatoes, olive oil, freshly-caught fish, tasty aniseed biscuits… A stroll around Forville market is like exploring the whole of Provence, taking a delicious journey steeped in the atmosphere of the South of France.