Loads of fab restaurants for all budgets ... Negotiating the hill back into town is difficult in heels !!

When in Cannes a stroll through the old Cannes is a must. Climb the steep windy streets from Le vieux port, to la cathedrale du Suquet. The church itself is not grandiose but interesting enough. From its gardens you will get the best views of the bay, la Croisette, Le Palm beach etc... Bring a bottle of wine bread and... More

Lots of climbing for a great view of Cannes, perfect for those who want to get lost in narrow street up the hills. The are a few good restaurants but only in the lower parts

its a charming place (its on a hill! dont wear high heels!) with lots of small restaurants. the place to eat in cannes. many choices.

Went to Charlie's Bar in the Suquet with a small group and I loved it. Small, cosy, there's a sweet red couch to sit on, and comfy chairs. They have a nice selection of wines and we found the service to be good. A nice atmosphere and a nice change from the more sophisticated part of Cannes.

Can't tell you how many European cities I've been to that have historical parts of town. The one nice thing about the Suquet is that you get a great view of the port area of Cannes. The ice blue water and the hillside homes are wonderful to gaze upon. The historical district itself has the requisite tower, old church, narrow... More

We walked on narrow picturesque streets, saw a beautiful church, a museum which seemed interesting (was unfortunately closed) and wonderful views. Lots of tempting restaurants, cafés, wine tasting bars.

Glad we took the hike up the hill. Nice narrow streets with restaurants and other stores - one would not expect this environment in Cannes!

a mixture of old and new. Some lovely little lanes with interesting looking little restaurants. One looked so romantic and had rose petals strewn everywhere!