We found a shop that sold clothing at really good prices, so all treated ourselves! Loads of choice for gifts, especially some unusual ones.

Wandering along looking at the shops and enjoying the sunshine was one of our delights. I managed to buy all the treats I like to buy in Provence. We ate well and had a great time. People were friendly and helpful.

This is a bustling pedestrian area full of individual shops selling a wide variety of market food, cheesemongers, delicatessins, clothes and bars aswell as the standard tourisy pottery shops.

Just happened to fall upon this street and loved its character and atmosphere - some great little shops and also some lovely restaurants at one end.

It is another shopping street with small shops mainly. But the material they sell is mediocre and some of them kitsch! It is quite near the Forville market which is quite colorful.

Walked around here on last day I was in Cannes. Nice old fashioned shopping area with some local stores. Not many 'chain' stores so that wa snice to get a feel for the local shops etc. Great bread & cheese shops. Just grab some then go to park and nibble away

A range of shops offering food, cheap-looking clothes, souvenirs, toiletries etc. It's a fun walk and stays open into the evening...used by locals to pick up their groceries. Good for Provencal souvenirs like "savon de Marseille" at 2 euros a bar...lots of lovely "flavours" to choose from for little presents. It's a typical street with the usual odd beggar here... More

This is an eclectic shopping street that is closed to traffic, and I like it best for its "foodie" shops. My daughter joined us on this year's trip, and had her husband, a serious "foodie!," been with us, I don't think a day would have gone by without visiting these shops. We spent plenty of time there ourselves! The bakery,... More

This narrow little and busy street is very characteristic of Cannes, you have to walk it, it's the best place to shop either for meat, seafood, pastries or clothing. At the end of the street you will arrive at the "Marche Forville", greatest french market of fresh fruits, vegetables and "charcuterie".