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Tourism Cannes: Monuments and sites to see |
Founded in 410 A.D. by Saint Honorat, this monastery was a landmark for Christianity in the west throughout the 5th and 6th centuries. The Abbey's influence ... |
Botanic pathway and herbarium at the heart of 425 acres of Mediterranean vegetation.... |
The Fort-Royal, on Sainte-Marguerite's Island became a state prison in 1685 and played host to the legendary Man in the Iron Mask. Vauban was responsible ... |
Here, you're invited on a fantastic world tour, from the archaeology of the Mediterranean basin to ethnology and primitive art on all five continents.... |
Archaeology on land and underwater, cell occupied by the Man in the Iron Mask. > Open all year round. Open all year round, except Mondays, Jan. 1st, May ... |
The Cimetière du Grand Jas (Grand Jas Cemetery) is located at 205 avenue de Grasse in Cannes on the French Riviera. The nine hectare terraced cemetery ... |
The Croisette formerly called Chemin de la Petite Croix is a part of the general inventory of heritage since February 9, 2001. It begins at the ... |
This villa bequeathed to the Town of Cannes now plays host to superb receptions, thus perpetuating the festive spirit of Jean-Gabriel Domergue. Open to ... |
In front of Cannes, the islands of Lerins are an archipelago of the Mediterranean Sea grouping the following islands : ... |
Saint Honorat is separated from Saint Marguerite by 600 meters of water. The abbey of Lerins shelters Cistercians monks. The fortified monastery, of feudal ... |
Sainte Marguerite is the closest island to Cannes and the biggest. The natural setting of the island offers an extraordinary panorama. The nature lovers ... |
Parallel to la Croisette, the street of Antibes such as we know it today is the ancient road of Antibes urbanized since the end of the XVIIIth century.
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