About Cannes
Cannes has a typical ‘Mediterranean’ climate. Summers are long and warm and winters are mild. Basically, temperatures remain high from June to September, the busiest time of the year. Despite the hot daytime temperatures, a Mediterranean breeze keeps summer evenings comfortably cool. In the winter, temperature may drop below 10°C for only three months of the year (December to February). The spring and autumn are also warm.
 Average daytime temperature on the French Riviera (in Celsius): |
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| - Winter | 12 |
| - Spring | 18 |
| - Summer | 27 |
| - Autumn | 22 |
Today, Cannes has become one of the busiest tourist destinations among jet-setters and famous celebrities as the city hosts many significant events including the annual Cannes Film Festival. Cannes has always been associated with the Film Festival, when images of the stars descending the red-carpeted steps of Palais des Festivals are spashed all over newspaper covers worldwide.When Hollywood’s stars pack up and go home, Cannes is still a lively town, where every season is wonderful.
There is also much more to Cannes than the glittering and showy people. Enjoy a stroll in the Old Town and port where you will find some great cafés, lively terraces, a good range of shops. Discover the sandy beaches for sunbathing, picnics or partying and the stunning coastline where the Esterel mountains cascade into a turquoise sea.
Thanks to our school location, you will discover the southern-French side of Cannes and get a taste of Provence at the famous local market., where some of the city’s finest restaurants come to shop.
This family-friendly touristic destination offers an entertaining and welcoming environment as well as quality infrastructures on the French Riviera.
Specially for you and your family, we have highlighted places you shouldn’t miss while in CANNES & THE FRENCH RIVIERA !
