Since the Cannes Film Festival is running I thought what a perfect time to write a Jetsetter on Cannes. I have to admit I haven't been to the French Riviera in a decade and writing this is getting my travel bug fired up.

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Located on the French Riviera, Cannes is a sea port town, with a motto, "Life is a Festival." Lined with luxury yachts, busy beaches and beautiful people, Cannes has a friendly atmosphere, and people watching on La Croisette promenade seems to be the number one past time.

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If you'd like to get away from all the glitz. Parts of Cannes still remain true to its small, fishing-port past. Le Suquet is the 'old town' of Cannes. It's about a 15 minute walk uphill with narrow, winding streets and allées. There you'll find small local squares, quaint shops and open markets.

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Things to do: Sail to Nice and Saint Tropez.
Visit the casino in Monte Carlo. I'm not a big gambler, but it made for a fun evening.
Where to Stay: Hotel Carlton
Check out tomorrow's post on what to wear in Cannes.
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