Great ambience in the evenings. Good dining everywhere, price/quality is good. More

Take a look at the small houses and the narrow streets, walk up to the church on the top of the Suquet and enjoy the fabolous view over Cannes. Enjoy a coffee or some food in one of the many restaurants. Not all are excellent so choose one where you see "locals". And make sure not to miss the morning... More

From the hill it is an excellent view of Cannes and his beach. More

First Sunday of the month, the museum is free. Make sure you climb the steps of the tower to get incredible views of city. Meandre through the cobblestone pedestrian streets to the top. Read the newspaper once you get there and enjoy the breeze. More

Away from the noisy Croisette, dining is a lot more fun in the steep, narrow streets of Le Suquet. You will soon have your own shortlist of favourites. But start with Le Mesclun and you won't go far wrong. More

You will have to climb about 150 steps but well worth the view from the top. More

Atmospheric older part of Cannes with a myriad of generally good restaurants More

Some lovely restaurants in a good part of town. A good variety of restaurants and bars. More

This is old Cannes. Before the arrival of the British in the 19th century, this was Cannes with stepped alleyways and chocolate box streets winding up the hill around the fortress. Le Suquet contains a clock tower and church that overlooks the Cannes bay. In the evening time this area is rather lively with bars and restaurants. More