Le Suquet
Neighbourhood · Cannes

Le Suquet

Photo: Alistair Cunningham · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Le Suquet is the oldest district in Cannes. It consists of narrow cobbled streets that climb to a 12th-century castle and chapel. The area offers views across the city and bay.

On day 6 of Paris and the French Riviera in 10 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Free to enter and explore
Time needed
One to two hours
Best time
Early morning or late afternoon
Getting there
Walk uphill from the old port or take bus line 1

Itineraries with Le Suquet

Day 6 of Paris and the French Riviera in 10 Days

To Cannes

How Le Suquet fits into a day.
  1. 9:00Train to CannesNice
  2. 11:00Marché ForvilleCannes
  3. 12:30Le SuquetCannes
  4. 16:00La CroisetteCannes
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Le Suquet questions

What is there to see in Le Suquet?

Visitors walk the old streets, enter the castle museum and climb to the terrace for views.

How long does it take to visit Le Suquet?

Most people spend one to two hours walking the lanes and seeing the main sights.

Are restaurants open in Le Suquet?

Several small restaurants and cafes operate along Rue Saint-Antoine and nearby streets.

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