The walking route
Cannes Film Festival
“La Croisette in festival week and La Croisette in September are two different streets — plan your dates around which one you want.”
La Croisette is Cannes' 2-kilometer palm-lined seafront promenade — the address of the Carlton, Majestic and Martinez, and the red carpet that runs up the steps of the Palais des Festivals each May. Walkable end to end in under an hour, it is the Riviera's most concentrated stretch of Belle Époque palace architecture, private beach clubs, and designer boutiques.
Wo übernachten
Three Croisette palace hotels — the Carlton, Majestic and Martinez — each a five-minute walk from the Palais des Festivals.
Cannes
✓ Bis zu 60 % Rabatt auf öffentliche Raten
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✓ Bis zu 60 % Rabatt auf öffentliche Raten
Verfügbarkeit prüfen →Cannes
✓ Bis zu 60 % Rabatt auf öffentliche Raten
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Warum hier übernachten
“La Croisette in festival week and La Croisette in September are two different streets — plan your dates around which one you want.”
Was ist in der Nähe
Fortbewegung vor Ort
Fully walkable end to end in under an hour. From Nice airport: 45 min by car, or the coastal train to Cannes station, a 10-minute walk from La Croisette.
Wann besuchen
Year-round; avoid mid-May unless the Film Festival is the draw (expect a major price spike). September and October give warm weather with thinner crowds.
Mid-May each year. Hotel rates spike sharply on La Croisette and rooms sell out months in advance.
Yes — the exterior and red-carpet steps are publicly accessible outside of official festival screenings.
Ferries depart from the Vieux Port at the western end of La Croisette; the crossing takes about 15–20 minutes.
Yes — about 2 km, roughly 30–40 minutes at an easy pace from the Palais des Festivals to the Martinez.