La Croisette

The street on Little Cross Avenue in Cannes is a famous local seaside street. It feels romantic here, walking or running or doing nothing. Because the street is generally opposite to a bar and the like, it feels particularly relaxing.

The Cannes International Film Festival, one of the most influential and top international film festivals in the world, is held in Cannes every mid-May. It has a mild climate, blue water and sunny sea. Cross Avenue is the main road in Cannes and the Festival Palace is located here.

Little Cross Avenue is known as the Croixet Promenade, about 2 kilometers long. It is the festival palace hosting the Cannes Film Festival from the west, along Cannes Bay, directly to Cape La Croixet. It is still recommended to go in the month, in winter, it is relatively depressed, and there are no people on the beach.

Small street, great energy. It is a road along the coastline, with luxury shops and high-end hotels on one side. On the other side is the coastline road. Palm swaying is interesting and European-style buildings are pleasant. If it is summer, go to luxury stores, bask in the sun, blow the sea breeze... In the words of Jin sister to describe "perfect"!

Cannes is located near the southern French harbor city of Nice, a windy leisure town on the Mediterranean coast. Like other French cities, the best tourist season in Cannes is held in mid-May every year at Cannes International Film Festival, one of the most influential and top international film festivals in the world. The small city of Cannes is nestled at the foot of the green hills, close to the Mediterranean coast, and the Rivera Bay locks several small towns facing the sea, occupying a unique location, 5 kilometers long beach, four hours of thankless flowers, strolling in the city, white buildings, blue sea, And rows of tall, emerald palm trees contrast each other, creating a beautiful natural scenery. "Delicacy, elegance and charm" is what most people say about Cannes.

In Cannes, you can’t walk without a walk on the promenade. It’s about 2 km long and it’s beautiful, especially when bathed in the sun or lit up by lights at night. Beautiful scenery, gorgeous buildings, expensive restaurants and top-notch shops, lots of people to watch here, plus the enviable pricey cars. There are lots of ice cream vendors or coffee stalls along the way, and plenty of seats. The beach is mostly private but there are public parts to enjoy, so there is no reason not to paddle in the Mediterranean.