Mairie de Cannes

The Cannes City Hall sounds very serious, but in this place, the local wedding can be held here, and this place is one of the first choices for locals, because the architecture is very classical and spectacular

Cannes City Hall is a fine neoclassical building opposite the old port, with female statues next to each window. Many local citizens will be there for weddings or gatherings.

In the original small city of Cannes, Cannes City Hall as the main administrative organ can be said to be unique in architectural style, and working here with the brown coconut sea view is really aspirational.

Hahaha said a detail, the bathroom is very clean, the taste is particularly good, this detail really poke me! !

Cannes City Hall is a fine neoclassical building facing the harbour and with beautiful female statues on each of the three floors of windows. It is the first choice for local citizens to hold weddings, and there are often gathering scenes. The city hall is opposite the old port pier, very beautiful building, and the surrounding landscape is also very good. We arrived at the entrance of the town hall on June 15, several American flags were flown at half-mast, and the French flag was also flown at half-mast, presumably in honor of the victims of the Orlando shooting in the United States (we also saw the US embassy at half-mast in Dublin on the 12th). Because there were several American flags in front of the town hall, and people mistakenly thought it was the US embassy.

Cannes City Hall is one of Cannes' landmarks and a must-see attraction in the local area. It is a refined neoclassical building facing the harbour, with beautiful statues of women next to each window on three floors, and it is beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds.

Cannes City Hall is backed by the beautiful coast, one of Cannes' landmarks. Next to each of the three floors of windows, there are statues of beautiful women, depicted in exquisite beauty. It is a typical neoclassical building, noble and majestic, definitely worth stopping to watch.