Cannes The Luxury French Riviera City - 🇫🇷 France [4K HDR] Walking Tour

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Thank you for watching! Highlights timestamps for those on mobile devices (☉ Street/Road | ★ Highlight): ▶(0:56) Statue La Vierge ★ ▶(1:09) Viewpoint over Cannes ★ ▶(1:42) Place Chanoine Paul Grau ☉ ▶(1:50) Church of Our Lady of Esperance ★ ▶(3:13) Rue Louis Perrissol ☉ ▶(4:46) Museum de la Castre ★ ▶(7:57) Rue du Pré ☉ ▶(8:51) Traverse de la Tour ☉ ▶(9:56) Traverse de l'Église ☉ ▶(10:21) Rue Coste Corail ☉ ▶(11:41) Rue du Mont Chevalier ☉ ▶(13:00) La Tour du Masque ★ ▶(14:20) Rue Georges Clemenceau ☉ ▶(15:17) Rue Saint-Antoine ☉ ▶(16:18) Rue du Suquet ☉

[@yehudabrennan9420]

instablaster.

[@RossRoams]

Excellent walk, beautiful weather

[@silent2770]

Beautiful and evocative walk .. thankyou!

[@RossRoams]

Yup, agree

[@sofianebouguerroua3494]

Very nice city 😜😄 Bat I love Monaco 😍😍😍😍😍

[@caniexplain7086]

wonderful walk..watching your video in cronavirus lock down from india...

[@rosoldier8475]

Helped me with y school work.

[@xxleahtrowbridgexx4283]

same aha

[@bambangriawan8062]

Very beautiful city ,,, Green - Clean - and blue sky ... ! Greeting from JOGJA - INDONESIA 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌎🌎🌎🌹🙏

[@claratitrit]

i live in Cannes and i don’t like it too much here... but I do love Indonesia 🇮🇩 😍

[@neslihanalkan2898]

Harika

[@orqen8378]

Here for school

[@xxleahtrowbridgexx4283]

same aha

[@scrofanigiuseppe7281]

Ich würde für immer kommen dein mario scrofani super gut dein mario scrofani

[@titteryenot4524]

Well now. Cannes. I first visited back in ‘94 on a wee cycle from Nice to Toulon, and as a gauche, culture-free zone I whizzed through along the Croisette without so much a sidelong glance at the place, and was spat out the town rolling on down to Frejus. Should I have stopped? Well, one visit since that youthful escapade, and I would say, er, yes and no. In other words probably worth seeing but not worth going to see. The main drag, the aforementioned Croisette, is nothing more than a second-rate Promenade des Anglais, 20 miles along the coast. The buildings are gaudier but also less interesting. On the plus side, the beach fronting them *is* sand, (imported, apparently) and so no risk of haemorrhoids a la Nice’ pebbly plage. The town behind the garish, grinning mouth (a few gold teeth included) of La Croisette, is nothing but a poseur’s paradise, as well-heeled young wannabe starlets, well-upholstered, beer-gutted hairy blokes of a certain age (i.e. north of 60) and well-plastic surgeried matrons with faces stiffer than a fireman’s pole, and lips more stung-looking than a careless bee-keeper, prance up and down in the sad knowledge that time and (even the slack Mediterranean) tide wait for no one. So, that’s it really. Oh, but wait, I forgot, on the edge of town there is hope. On closer inspection, Le Suquet, Cannes’ salty old bit, is as charming a jumble of ancient houses as any on this whole coast. The views from atop the hill the village climbs are also tip-top.