7th Cannes Show & Travel guide
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Please note that this exclusive JES Travel Retail page is an unaffiliated /independent service providing advice and information connected to the 2026 Tax Free World Association World Exhibition and conference.
This page will be updated on a regular basis from now until the end of the show so please return to find out the latest advice, details of social events, conferences, restaurant tips, information on how to get the most of the show and more.
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GENERAL
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The Tax Free World Association - www.TFWA.com - World Exhibition and Conference is due to be held in Cannes, France 27th September – 1st October 2026 and will once again be the flagship exhibition for our industry. The show is a must for anyone involved in the global travel retail sector !
Show link here.
A Cannes preview will be available nearer the time of the show via TFWA 365, the preview will be an informative guide to the show and ideal for visitors – more details to follow.
A map of the exhibition area can be found here.
Registration & day tickets
Registration Gare Maritime to the right of the Palais / Casino so a 1 minute walk from the show location. This where you will collect your pre registration ticket but remember to bring ID and your pre registration documentation. For day tickets it is highly advisable to bring documentation showing your involvement in the travel retail sector.
Tickets - On site
27th September 2026 : 09.00 hrs - 19.30 hrs
28th September 2026 : 07.30 hrs – 18.30 hrs
29th September 2026 : 09.00 hrs – 18.30 hrs
30th September 2026 : 09.00 hrs – 18.30 hrs
1st October 2026 : 09.00 hrs – 17.00 hrs
Exhibition opening times
28th September 2026 : 12.00 - 18.30 hrs
29st September 2026 : 09.00 - 18.30 hrs
30th September 2026 : 09.00 - 18.30 hrs
1st October 2026 : 09.00 - 17.00 hrs
When does the pre show work begin ... Pre Registration is now open so we recommend that you visit the TFWA website as a visitor here. Pre registration is highly recommended as whilst tickets can be purchased at the site on the day - subject to travel retail related activities - rates are higher compared to the pre registration levels.
It is not possible to pre register for day tickets, this needs to be handled on site.
If you are a first time attendee then you will need to contact TFWA to register an account after which you will be able to register for tickets - note that this can take a few weeks and evidence of travel retail involvement is required so we recommend you begin the process as soon as registration opens. Any issues, you can contact the TFWA organisation via
the following email addresses : visitors@tfwa.com or registration@tfwa.com .
TFWA is a French registered company and therefore under French tax law all invoices will include French VAT for tickets (10%). We can unfortunately not advise on local VAT reimbursement procedures however in our home country of German we can confirm that reimbursement is possible via the online Elster portal.
TFWA KEY DATES
There is no Management Committee designation in 2026.
Details of the TFWA Annual General Meeting will be published at a later date with the event normally taking place on the Thursday in the Auditorium K of the Palais des Festivals
2025 TFWA WORLD CONFERENCE AND EXBHIBITION
Want to know if the show is for you, or just want to relive the highlights from last year, then visit The Review 2025 link here.
In 2025 there were 7.999 visitors and 482 brand owners.
View more data regarding the shows visitors here.
THE TFWA CONFERENCE & WORKSHOPS
To begin the week on the Monday morning (28th September 2026) the TFWA conference “Shaping the World of Travel Retail” will be held in the Grand Auditorium, Palais des Festivals starting at 09.00 hrs and running until approximately 11.45 hrs - note that the show begins after the conference so attending the conference does not take away any time from waking the halls.
The 2026 speakers will be TFWA President Sarah Branquinho, economist David Williams, Managing Partner and Head of Industries at Oliver Wyman & author Gilles Roucolle, and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Charles Duhigg.
The conference will once again be moderated by journalist and presenter Stephen Sackur.
The TFWA link to the speakers can be found here.
During the week you will also find insightful workshops run by TFWA, the details of some are below with more details to follow :
29th September 2025, 08.00 – 09.00 hrs : “Global travel retail pulse: Opportunities in customer growth”,
Auditorium Jean Mineur, Level 3, Palais des Festivals
29th September 2025, 17.00 – 17.30 hrs : “Travel outlook: Beyond the headlines”,
Auditorium Jean Mineur, Level 3, Palais des Festivals
30th September 2025, 08.00 – 09.00 hrs : “Fashion forward: the new rules of engagement”,
Auditorium Jean Mineur, Level 3, Palais des Festivals
30th September 2025, 15.00 – 16.00 hrs : “The connected traveller: how AI turns data into growth”,
Auditorium Jean Mineur, Level 3, Palais des Festivals
Details for the TFWA i.Lab workshops are currently not available. The TFWA i.Lab runs alongside the traditional exhibition and is a fast growing part of the travel retail week. The i.Lab centres on innovation within our sector and expands knowledge of the traveller experience.
Another session which will be extremely interesting :
The future of hybrid retail and sensorial experiences for Gen Z travellers hosted by hosted by m1nd-set and Blueprint.
The Majestic Hotel, Cannes
Sunday, 27 September
13:30–17:00
EXHIBITORS
A complete list of exhibitors is available here.
A complete list of iLab exhibitors will provided by TFWA nearer the time of the show.
MEDIA
If you would like the TFWA media team to visit your booth and with the possibilty of featuring in te TFWA Daily magzines then contact TFWA at tfwapress@tfwa.com.
If you are promoting your visit on social media then TFWA receommend using the following hashtages : #TFWAWEC #CountdownToCannes #TFWACannes
For Instagram : @tfwanews
TRAVEL
What can we do now ... we recommend you book accommodation as quickly as possible and sites like www.booking.com are useful as they still have a number of hotels and private rentals that offer free cancellation up to 30 days before the show.
The TFWA website also has additional information about travel options including the TFWA partners.
For preferential airline rates with Air France and KLM details will be published shortly.
Where is Cannes airport ... nowhere, Cannes doesn't have an airport so you will need to fly into Nice. The TFWA provide on the days prior to the show beginning and the Monday in addition to the final day a free shuttle bus service for show ticket holders which departs from Nice airport and stops at all the major hotels plus the Palais des Festivals. The multilingual TFWA staff are located in the arrivals hall from 08.00 - 20.00 hrs, land side terminal areas and in the outside areas so they are easy to find.
The TFWA website offers a superb in-depth outline of the free shuttle service for delegates : Click here.
Below is a short overview ...
Nice airport to hotels
26th September 2026 : Palais des Festivals only
Hourly (full) from 12.00 hrs - 20.00 leaving from Terminals 1 & 2
27th September 2026 : To Cannes
Every 30 minutes to Cannes
28th September 2026 : To Cannes
08:00 to 19:00 hrs from Terminals 1 & 2
There is no service after 20.00 hrs on the Sunday and after 19.00 hrs on the Monday.
To get from a selection of hotels to the Palais 28th September - 1st October go to the TFWA website for a full list : Click here.
Cannes to Nice airport :
1st October 2026 : To Nice airport
Hourly from the Palais des Festivals (Pantiero) between 15.00 and 20.00 hrs.
2nd October 2026 : To Nice airport
Hourly from the Palais des Festivals (Pantiero) between 07.00 to 12:00 hrs.
if you have any questions regarding the TFWA free shuttle service then you can enquire in the TFWA offices.
If you are not able to use the TFWA shuttle service then there are regular bus options (Bus 81 formerly referred to as Express Bus 210 and which leaves from terminal 1 in the high season and which runs every 45 minutes with the journey taking approximately 45 minutes. Single fares are Euro 19,00 (valid April 2024).
Tickets can be purchased online niceairportexpress.com, at the airport or directly from the driver.
Alternativelz zou can book tickets with on the Omio platform here.
Ticket windows are opened daily 08:00-19:30 at terminal 1 (bus station Exit A0) & terminal 2 (between Exits A2/A3).
Cheap tickets
The best way to find a cheap bus ticket from Nice to Cannes is to book your journey as far in advance as possible and to avoid traveling at rush hour. The average ticket from Nice to Cannes will cost around €8 if you buy it on the day, but the cheapest tickets can be found for only €5.
A download of the Bus 81 information sheet will be available here shortly. The full 81 bus schedule as well as real-time departures can be found in the Transit app.
A link for the Nice fancile website page - Coming soon
A link will soon be published for transport options in and around Cannes.
Helicopter and limousine options are also available for those who want that little extra luxury.
Suntransfers give online quotations for private transfers without initially having to give personal details or flight details.
There is now a Nice Saint-Augustin railway station with a link to from Nice Airport and Cannes. You have a short 10 minutes walk from T1, or catch a tram from T1 or T2. This line will run up to three trains per hour and the journey only takes 22 minutes!
A link for Nice airport can be found here.
Taxis from the centre of Cannes to Nice and vice versa cost approximately Euro 85 each way with Uber costing approximately Euro 50,00 (2025 rates). Uber rates can be cheaper than traditional taxis although advisable to check nearer the time.
If you are travelling by car we will shortly be publishing the French toll rates ... below are the 2025 rates for your advanced information :
Cote D' Azur Toll Charges:
A7 Montpellier - Aix-en-Provence, €9.40 although you can also use the parallel minor roads.
A54 Aix-en-Provence - Toulon, €7.60
A7 Lyon - Aix-en-Provence, €23.50 although the parallel roads are also convenient
A8 Toulon - Italian border costs €11.30 but consider the parallel roads
Toll Roads from Nice Airport
Nice - Menton (A8), €2.20
Nice - Cannes (A8), €2.90
Nice - Aix-en-Provence (A8), €16.70
Nice - Frejus (A8), €5.80
Nice - Marseille (A8) and (A7) €19.60
When in Cannes there are a number of city bus services (Source : The Cannes Tourist & Information board) :
The company Palm bus
In Cannes, the bus comprises :
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30 regular urban routes during the day, including 2 ‘Palm Express’ high service level bus routes (A and B), 1 ‘Palm Impérial’ route along the Croisette, 3 local shuttles in Cannes;
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5 evening lines, making up the ‘Palm Night’ service;
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5 routes with a specific ‘schools’ offer, but open to the general public;
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A ‘Palm on Demand’ service in less densely populated areas, accessible by reservation;
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A special service for people with reduced mobility.
Offers :
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The 1-day pass at €4.60, on sale only on board the bus, with the driver.
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The 3-day pass at €9.20
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and the Palm’Hebdo Card at €17.00, on sale at commercial agencies and all “Palm Bus” sales outlets and on the online shop
Conditions of use and validity :
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1 day (24 hours) / 3 consecutive days (72 hours) / 7 consecutive days of free travel on the entire Palm Bus network, from the time of purchase.
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To be validated each time you board a bus.
The City Palm shuttle
This serves the city centre of Cannes, including the Croisette and the Rue d’Antibes. It is available from Monday to Saturday from 09.00 - 1.15 hrs, 10 to 15 minutes.
Tickets cost €0.90 and can be purchased from the driver.
Offer for car park customers*: free travel on the CITY PALM shuttle!
One car park ticket = unlimited travel for the day, for one person, on presentation of the car park entry ticket issued on the same day.
*For the car parks: Ferrage Meynadier – Gare SNCF – Gray d’Albion – Lamy – Pantiero – Palais – Roseraie – Suquet Forville
The Palm Imperial : discover the Croisette in a convertible bus
This service is offered daily from 06.00 - 21.-00 hrs with an average departure every 15 minutes. Tickets cost €1.80 and can be purchased from the driver. Free visit without commentary.
MEETINGS
Planning meetings .... We are now 3 months from the show so whilst most people will not be planning their meetings yet, we advise to begin forming a plan and to begin approaching decision makers that you would like to - ideally – meet. Meetings planned 4 weeks before the show will be possible but with limited success with key players having meeting calendars nearly fully booked by the beginning of September at the latest.
For brands and distributors attending the show and who are looking at entering travel retail be realistic about the chances of getting meetings with the key accounts. The show is shorter than average domestic shows and realistically key accounts have 2 days to see everyone. If you are lucky enough to obtain a meeting with a key travel retail account then budget a maximum of 1 hour and expect them to be 15 minutes late and leave 5 minutes ... meetings with such people are extremely valuable and many visitors will be envious that you have managed to obtain a meeting but being realistic about timings is always advisable.
There is also the option to benefit from the TFWA ONE2ONE meeting service - more details to follow.
THE CLASSIC MISTAKES
Apartment shows , good or bad idea ? ... Yes on paper the costs are less than exhibiting and the apartment can also sleep members of staff but we can simply say that excluding very rare occasions apartment shows simply do not work. The reasons why apartment shows are not advisable are in principle weather related :
Nice weather : Clients and prospects don’t want to walk to your apartment and stay in the vicinity of the Palais where they can enjoy walking the harbour and probably are enjoying an extended lunch.
Bad weather : Clients and prospects will not want to walk to your apartment and get soaked
Additionally apartment shows exclude all "walk by" business which at the show is a huge source of networking and unscheduled business opportunities.
We fully appreciate that if you don’t have a booth then an apartment as a “booth in lieu” seems like a workable alternative but spend the budget more effectively with a table reserved at one of the cafes nearby where you can hold meetings and clients are by far more likely to turn up.
If you are planning on having an apartment show then do not publish details all over social media, and in particular Linkedin, with the TFWA logo, motto and 2026 image. This "piggy backing" is rightly frowned upon and such a tactic will simply generate a negative image for your organisation as the practice, which TFWA rightly so strongly disagree with, has been discouraged in the press over the past years. There are subtle ways to promote your apartment without implying any direct connection to the TFWA show ... we will let you work that out !
Meeting red flags ... beware of the unknown contact that requests a meeting and do your background checks to find if the person/organisation have a genuine interest in travel retail - TFWA have a superb registration that "weeds out" those not genuine visitors but unfortunately some get through the filter. There are always cases of unscrupulous people that request meetings during the show so that they can justify in their company travelling to Cannes based on a calendar full of meetings ... they simply don't turn up on your booth and enjoy a week in the south of France. These "contacts" block valuable windows in your schedule that can be used for more productive contacts.
A simple Linkedin " mutual contacts" check can highlight those people that are not genuinely active in our sector ... contact us and we will be happy to cross reference any suspicious contacts against our extensive travel retail contact network, free of charge.
We noticed in recent years a new trend of sitting at a table in Cafe Roma with a sign saying for example "Distributor looking for new brands" ... we strongly advise against such blatant marketing in the same way that we advise against approaching red badge holders (indicating a buyer) when they are outside of the halls.
Service provider red flags .... as with any major international trade fair they are a number of service providers (rental accommodation, logistics, warehousing in Cannes, demonstrators etc. etc.) that claim to be TFWA show experts or TFWA authorised and whilst there are many that are there are also many that are not. We would always recommend checking credentials of service providers and if in doubt contact the TFWA offices to check whether claims of an affiliation are genuine.
As a sign of the importance that the organisers place on caution TFWA run a web page dedicated to the subject , we will publish a link nearer the time.
We repeat that we are an independent / unaffiliated organisation
SOCIAL EVENTS
All work and no play ... certainly not and the TFWA social/networking is as legendary as the show itself whether its the iconic Camel club back in the 90s to the more recent Scene followed now by the hugely popular "TFWA Lounge" located on the beach if front of the Carlton hotel - it is highly recommended !
The TFWA Lounge is divided into 2 times :
18.30 hrs - 21.00 hrs : After work session
22.00 hrs - 01.00 hrs : Night time session .. extended to 02.00 on 1st October
On the 27th September the Carlton beach location will host the Welcome Cocktail party (cocktail attire) .
Remember that you will need your exhibition badge in order to enter the TFWA Lounge !
Over the coming month we will publish details of social events, for example ...
27th September 2026 : “Yes We Cannes!” blind football & wheelchair rugby tournament.
Location : Allées de la Liberté, adjacent to Cannes City Hall
Organised by TFWA, Stade Toulousain Handisport and in partnership with m1nd-set
Registration in French and English.
There are also a number of bars and clubs that the trade show visitors frequent with the Irish bar Morrison's (10 Rue Teisseire, 06400 Cannes) being extremely popular with its 2 bars and outside drinking area.
If your organisation wishes to promote an event then please contact is at info@jes-travelretail.com.
GALA EVENTS
Gala events ... There are 2 gala/award events during the exhibition week :
TRB Awards : Learn more here
29th September from 18:45-23:00
Hôtel Martinez in Cannes
Frontier awards : Learn more here
30th September 2026
Palm Beach
The organisers of gala events may be registered as a French company and therefore under French tax law all invoices will include French VAT (20%). We can unfortunately not advise on local VAT reimbursement procedures however in our home country of German we can confirm that reimbursement is possible via the online Elster portal.
RESTAURANTS
The choice of restaurants in Cannes is extensive and given the location can be expensive however there are also some excellent 3 course menu options which we would recommend. Walk the main road from the Palais to the old town and you will see a large variety of restaurants offering menus from approximately Euro 35,00 per person.
A list of the top 20 restaurants on Tripadvisor based on total ratings will be published shortly, below are the 2024 top restaurants :
Valid : 6th August 2026
Source : Trip advisor
1. Mademoiselle Gray Plage Barriere
2. Le Rendez-vous Des Copains
3. La Cantine Provencale
4. Yvans
5. Cote Marche Bistrot Cannes
6. Scallini
7. Medani
8. Astroux et Brun
9. Nabucco
10. Medami
11. Gusti Italiani
12. La Piazza
13. Chai Dee
14. Le Pompon (Michelin)
15. Le Roof Restaurant Panoramique
16. Carlton Beach Club
17. Cheer Mamma
18. Tredici
19. L'Assiette Provencale
20. Le Cabanon
If you have any restaurant tips then let us know and, subject to space on the page, we will let everyone know.
HOTELS
Where should we stay ... a classic mistake is to misjudge the length of the famous Bouvelard de La Croisette (Croisette) along the sea front as whilst the walk is scenic take into account that temperatures will be high even at the beginning of October, you will be wearing trade fair clothes and more than likely be loaded down with samples and catalogues. A walk along the Croisette in the morning is nice, returning after the show to get changed is tiring, walking back to have dinner/drinks is hard work and the walk back again to sleep is foot based torture.
When looking at accommodation outside of Cannes take into account taxi fares as 4 trips a day will, over the course of the show, be considerable.
Best locations are the old town, Bd. Carnot or the streets parallel to the Croisette although if arriving by car take into account that parking options in Cannes are very limited within walking distance of these area although if you can find parking then rates are "standard" for such a location at approximately Euro 32,00 per day (2026 rates).
For those looking at attending with a larger number of staff there are options to rent out villas in the surrounding area and these not only prove to be more cost effective but also gives staff a superb opportunity to enjoy the down time in amazing surroundings.
Cannes is b network are the official partner of the TFWA for accomodation and they provide some excellent rates for hotels in the city.
Contact details for b network are :
bnetwork – official housing bureau
1 rue raphaël / 06400 Cannes / France
Tel. +33 493 687 600
hotel.tfwa@bnetwork.com
Project Manager
Valérie Spano
valerie.spano@bnetwork.com
You can use the b network map to find hotels here.
Based on the filter 1 adult, rated 7 or higher, 4 star or higher and under 5kms from the centre of Cannes :
Booking : 28th September - 1st October 2026
Valid : 16th August 2026
Source : Booking.com
1. Hotel des Victories by Soniho
2. B&B Hotel Cannes la Bocca Plage
3. Residence Veles Plage
4. Residhotel les Coralynes
5. Ibis Cannes Plage la bocca
6. Ibis Styles cannes le cannet
7. Cannes Croisette Prestige Apart'hotel
8. Boutique hotel couleurs Suds
9. Kimi Residence
10. Hotel Callia Cannes
We do not include privately hosted apartments as we have the experience that private hosts can cancel a booking at very short notice and whilst Booking.com provide support to find alternatively accommodation at this inconvenience is not useful during such a major trade show week. If you are lucky enough to find a privately hosted apartment then congratulations as this can be a cost effective way of staying near the show.
AirBnB are still offering good rates for appartments so we would recommend searchin these as well.
CONTACT DETAILS IN AN EMERGENCY
There is 1 consulate in Cannes for Republic of Ireland citizens however in Nice there are over 30 consulates, more details for Nice and Cannes to follow.
Ireland Honorary Consutlate in Cannes
Address: St. Michel 69, Avenue Du Roi Albert La Californie 06400 Cannes France
Telephone:+ 33 6 77 69 14 36
In Nice there are a number of consulates, here are a sample of the major consulates ?
Germany here
Greece here
Ireland here
Italy here
Netherlands here
Switzerland here
here are some embassy links for other countries without a consulat in Nice :
China here
Russia here
Singapore here
United Kingdom here
U.S.A here
European emergency number : 112
Fire and rescue: 18
Police: 17
Ambulance: 15
People who are hard of hearing can text: 114
Municipal police: +33 800 117 118 (freephone)
National police - Central police station: +33 4 93 06 22 22
State police: +33 4 93 68 01 01
Cannes Town Hall: +33 4 97 06 40 00
House call emergency: 36 24
A & E (Cannes Simone Veil Hospital): +33 4 93 69 71 50
Hand emergency (private Cannes Oxford Hospital): +33 4 92 98 40 27
Out-of-hours chemists: 32 37 (Audiotel 0.35 € incl. VAT/min) or www.3237.fr
CANNES & THE SURROUNDING AREA
The weather forecast for Cannes wil be published nearer the time however expect everything from sun, cloud and burst of torrential rain (a small umbrella is recommended as the show days open exactly on time).
Cafes and restaurants ... the list of cafes and restaurants around Cannes is as you can imagine extensive but for a coffee and excellent networking potential Cafe Roma opposite the Palais is always a good starting point - not the cheapest by far but worth the investment. As with any major town the restaurants are not cheap although with some shopping around you can find menu offers - Euro 40,00 for 3 courses last year was possible - although for any of the restaurants close to the Palais it is recommended to book in advance.
The markets are well worth a visit and are open everyday except Mondays ... The Forville market, The Gambetta market and La Bocca market.
The Forville market has a flea market on Mondays (07.00 - 17.30 hrs) and is highly recommended.
If you are fan of similar markets then you can also visit the Allées de la Liberté which holds a Flea market and Arts & Crafts market on Saturdays and Sundays (08.00 - 18.00 hrs) and Arts and crafts : Sat and Sun from 8am to 6pm
If you require a bit of retail therapy then the Rue d’Antibes (1 minutes from the Palais) is ideal and includes more affordable shops. You can learn more about this popular retail area here.
Whats on in Cannes around the show :
Régates Royales (19th - 26th September 2026), a world-famous gathering of classic and vintage sailing yachts.
Ötillö Swimrun Cannes (3rd October 2026), this race consists in alternating trail and swimming on roads, paths, trails and the seaside in the middle of nature. Zamenhof beach and in the heart of the bay of Cannes, with urban passages and
sumptuous natural scenery,
Salon International du Tourisme (3rd - 4th October 2026) every autumn for the past ten years, the International Tourism Fair has been held in the Cité du Film, it will be held in the lounges of the **** CANOPY by HILTON hotel.
One Work, One Hour – Bartók (4th October 2026), accompanied by the conductor, you will embark on an exploration of a major work from the repertoire. A guided analysis, supported by musical examples, will help you discover the compositional techniques and the aesthetic of a particular era and composer.
A Tribute to Balavoine - Patrice Carmona (4th October 2026), vibrant tribute to the humanist singer who passed away 40 years ago, by Patrice Carmona, one of the great voices of the French music scene. A unique opportunity to hear some of his unforgettable melodies with socially conscious lyrics, now considered timeless classics, performed live on stage
The official Cannes tourist Board website can be found here.
Visiting outside of Cannes ... The south of France is a stunning coast line and there are a number of places that we recommend visiting if you have time before or after the show, here are just a few that we know of :
Nice, where you probably have flown into, was founded by the Greeks and later a retreat for 19th-century European elite with the city having a long tradition of attracting artists. The harbour of Nice is worth a visit as is the nearby market area.
Whats on in Nice around the show :
UTMB (Sept 25th –27th September 2026): A major international trail-running event with 20 km courses up to a 165 km ultra-trail through the regional land, finishing in the Nice area
Opéra Nice Côte d'Azur: The official autumn lyrical and symphonic season gets underway with late-September classical concerts, recitals, or ballet events.
Citywide visual arts and ongoing cultural installations remain open across local museums like the Marc Chagall National Museum.
"Léonard de Vinci – A la croisée des arts et des sciences" exhibition at the (Febr. through to Dec. 2026 : Halle de la Découverte Gare du Sud 35 avenue Malaussena 06000 Nice) - Painter, engineer, architect or botanist, Leonardo da Vinci stands at the crossroads of arts and techniques through the diversity and multi disciplinarity of his entire body of work.
The exhibition offers an immersive journey into his world through giant models, 3D videos and reproductions of his paintings and drawings.
More events in Nice and the surrounding area can be found here.
Monte Carlo, naturally this home to the rich and famous is worth a visit as is a trying your luck in the famous casinos.
Antibes, offers old town enclosed by 16th-century ramparts with the star-shaped Fort Carré that overlooks luxury yachts moored at the Port Vauban marina. The forested Cap d’Antibes peninsula, dotted with grand villas, separates Antibes from Juan-les-Pins and is a stunning drive into the city.
Gasse, the home of perfume and featured in the novel Perfume by Patrick Suskind's the town is worth visiting and we highly recommend the museum in the old town where you can view the history of perfume.
Saint Tropez, if you have any money left after Monte Carlo then visit St Tropez to continue watching the rich and famous, the cafes around St. Tropez provide superb "people watching" potential.
Saint Jean Cap Ferrat is lesser known but equally exclusive as Monte Carlo having in 2012 been named the second most expensive residential location in the world after its more famous neighbour. We can highly recommend the harbour area and path along the coast.
We hope that this was informative and we look forward to providing you with more details on the show over the coming months !
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