Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
( 04 93 43 03 43;
www.lebaoli.com
; Port Pierre Canto, bd de la Croisette;
8pm-6am Thu-Sat)
This is Cannes' coolest, trendiest and most selective nightspot. So se-
lective in fact that your entire posse may not get in unless you're dressed to the nines. The
Bâoli is part club, part restaurant, so the only way to ensure you'll get in is to book a table
and make a night of it.
Le Palais
(
www.palais-club.com
;
Palais des Festivals, bd de la Croisette; cover charge €25-60;
midnight-dawn Jul & Aug)
This ephemeral nightclub (it's open only for 50 nights each
year) has become the hottest ticket in DJ land, a combination of the most happening
names in music and its spectacular setting at the heart of the Palais des Festivals. It's the
VIPs' favourite spot so door policy is pretty tight: no guys without girls and only
fabulous-looking people.
NIGHTCLUB
CINEMA
Information
There is a free wi-fi hotspot at the
Hôtel de Ville
(town hall).
Tourist Office
( 04 92 99 84 22; www.cannes. travel; Palais des Festivals, bd de la
Croisette; 9am-7pm)
There's also a tourist office annexe on av Jean Jaurès (open 9am
to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm Monday to Saturday).
Getting There & Around
BUS TAM
(
www.cg06.fr/fr
)
runs express services to Nice (bus 200, €1, 1½ hours, every
15 minutes), Nice-Côte d'Azur airport (bus 210, €16.50, 50 minutes, half-hourly), Mou-
gins (bus 600, €1, 20 minutes, every 20 minutes) and Grasse (bus 600, €1, 45 minutes).
The electric Elo Bus (€1) follows a loop that takes in the
bus station
(Place Cornut-Gen-
tille)
, the Croisette, rue d'Antibes and the train station. It has no set stops, just flag it down
as it passes.
