Cannes

Cannes Art & Culture Trail

Explore the artistic evolution of Cannes through its historical landmarks and contemporary spaces. This trail features the 16th-century Church of Our Lady of Hope and the 11th-century Suquet Tower, which houses the Castre Museum's global artifacts. Modern highlights include the Malmaison Art Center with works by Picasso and Matisse, photography at Espace Miramar, and the studio-turned-gallery of Bellini Chapel. The collection also covers the city’s 16th-century archives at Villa Montrose and unique public art like the seaside Atlante mermaid statue.

Church of Our Lady of Hope

This 16th-century church is designed in distinguishable Gothic style with a Renaissance porch. Its belltower is impressive, too.

Castre Museum

Housing ancient items, artworks and musical instruments from all around the world, this museum is a perfect place for every history buff.

Suquet Tower

This imposing stone tower dates back to the 11th century. The former part of the city fortification now houses the Castre Museum.

Malmaison Art Center

Exhibits of art from the 20th and 21st centuries take place at this center. You can see works of Picasso, Miró or Matisse here.

Galerie Bartoux Cannes

This contemporary gallery features a diverse collection of international artists, specializing in street art, pop art, and monumental sculptures.

Espace Miramar

Exhibitions of photography and visual arts take place at this venue. There is also an auditorium hosting music events here.

Le Suquet des Artistes

Located in a former municipal morgue, this creative space provides studios for resident artists and serves as a venue for temporary contemporary art exhibitions.

Atlante

This life-size statue of a mermaid stands on the sea rocks. It was created by the French sculptor Amaryllis in 2000.

Villa Montrose

Familiarize yourself with the history of Cannes through various documents! This archive possesses manuscripts from the 16th century.

Bellini Chapel

Artworks of the 20th-century artist Emmanuel Bellini are displayed in this chapel. He used it as a studio.

Film Cars Paintings

Part of the city’s "murs peints" series, this large-scale mural depicts iconic vehicles from cinema history, celebrating the city's deep connection to the film industry.