Cannes Transport Guide Advice Information

Cannes Transport Guide - Getting Around

There are a number of ways of getting around - buses, regional buses, trains, cars, bicycles and even boats but to start with there's nothing like your feet to explore Cannes (see Sightseeing)

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Free brand new map

(June 2011)

available all over Cannes particularly in hotels and at Quai Labeuf where cruise liner passengers alight.

Beautifully designed three dimensional map with a street index. On the back is a list of hotels and a description of Cannes, its sights, history and culture, written by Leigh Mendelsohn and Paul Leppard,

authors of this website

cannestouristinformation.co.uk

Toy Train

An alternative way to see Cannes is by one of the two motorised toy trains. They depart on the hour from the Palais des Festivals between 9am and 11pm. One train takes you around Le Suquet (old Cannes) and the other shows you the Croisette and the rue d'Antibes. Each ride lasts 35 minutes and there is a commentary in one of the eight languages including English.

Cost 7€ (3€ for children) - double tour 10€ (5€ for children)

STOP PRESS

You can now go online to find the best way to travel from A to B by public transport anywhere in the Alpes Maritimes. Great idea so log on to www.ceparou06.fr for itineraries, times and fares. Just put in your starting point and destination and it does the rest.

It will be available on smartphones shortly.

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