La Croisette

Small cross avenue of the most famous for its palm trees all over the road exotic. The winding coastal trail in the sand dunes, now has anchored on both sides lined with famous brand shops and luxury hotels. Visitors here feet on the sand beach, enjoying the colorful parasols jungle, really feel relaxed. Sometimes visitors may also encounter a millionaire or a star here.

The real name of the small cross Avenue is Croixette Seaside Avenue, which is about 2 kilometers long. It starts from the festival palace of the host of the Cannes Film Show in the west, and goes along Cannes Bay and goes directly to Cape Lacroixette. Still recommend 5-6 go in the month, go in the winter, it is relatively depressed, there is no one on the beach.

Cannes is located near Nice, a port city in the south of France. It is a charming leisure town on the Mediterranean coast. Like other cities in France, the best tourist season in Cannes is from June to October. The Cannes International Film Festival, one of the most influential and top international film festivals in the world, is held here in mid-May every year. The small city of Cannes is nestled at the foot of the green hills, on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea. The Rivera Bay has locked up several small towns facing the sea and occupies a unique geographical location. There is a 5 km long sandy beach. The white buildings, the blue sea, and rows of tall emerald palm trees set off each other, forming a beautiful natural scenery. "Delicate, elegant and charming" is what most people think of Cannes.

La Croisette is the most luxurious boulevard on the south coast of Cannes. It can be said that even if it is not during the Cannes Film Festival, its picturesque coastline, walking paths, and luxurious restaurants and hotels will make it the most lively area in Cannes. On weekends, it is a busy scene

The most luxurious avenue on the south coast of Cannes, whose real name is La Croisette, starts from the Palais des Festivals de Cannes in the west and extends eastward along the Bay of Cannes to the Cape of La Croisette. Even if it is not during the Cannes Film Festival, the picturesque coastline, walking paths, and luxurious restaurants and hotels will make it the most lively area in Cannes. The most famous here is the exotic palm trees all over the road.