
A modest fishing village until Lord Brougham fell for it in 1834, Cannes grew into the winter retreat of Europe's aristocracy before the Film Festival, founded in 1946, made it a world stage. The Croisette and its palaces, the old quarter of Le Suquet, the covered Forville market and the Lérins Islands just offshore give the city a rare blend of glamour and Provençal daily life.









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