Cannes
Tuesday proved to be a beautiful day in the French Riviera. The rain was gone and sunny, warm skies greeted us this morning. First, we visited the Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Nice which was built in 1912 and was the first Orthodox Russian Cathedral outside of Russia.
Afterwards, we hopped on the train to Cannes and spent most of the day there. Cannes is a beautiful city, and it’s one of the most famous on the French Riviera because it hosts the annual Cannes Film Festival. During the festival, celebrities flock to the city to promote their films, but we didn’t see any during our visit. We did see some great sights though…check out the pics below and in the Cannes Album.
First glimpse of Cannes
Having fun outside the Cannes Film Festival Building, Palais des Festivals et des Congrès. They had these cut-outs set-up near the mini walk of fame with celebrity handprints in stone
Yeah…baby!
Looking back towards the La Croisette waterfront avenue
Chapel of St Anne at La Suquet, the old town of Cannes
On top of the hill in La Suquet
View of the harbor from the Castle watchtower
Posing for the camera…yeah, it was a bit windy up there.
The tower on which we were standing in the previous photos. You can see everything from here.
Shops in the pedestrian area of Cannes — filled with clothing stores, pastry and chocolate shops.
