Le san marco at Le lido cagnes sur mer 

Haut de Cagnes. The medieval village perched on the hilltops with buildings dating from the 12th Century. Haut de Cagne consists of small, steep, pebble paved streets teamed with breath taking views over the Riviera. Haut de Cagne has vaulted passages, flowered stairs, unusual houses and artists studios. There is a free shuttle bus which runs from the Bus Station in Cagnes Sur Mer in the Square Bourdet. This runs every day at approximately 20 minute intervals until about 11pm.

Grimaldi Castle & Museum (Grimaldi Chateau)
Haut de Cagnes Tel: +33 4 92 02 47 30 (Open in the Winter 10am-12pm and 2pm - 5pm and in the Summer 10am - 12pm and 2pm-6pm)
The Grimaldi Castle is located at the top of Haut de Cagnes with its fourteenth century fortress. The Grimaldi Castle  houses the Olive Museum and the Solidor Donation (a collection of paintings of Suzy Solidor by world renowned artists - Suzy strived to become the most painted lady in the world!).The Grimaldi Castle was built on Greek and Roman ruins, it served as the Bishops Castle during the Middle Ages, then as a fortress and as the residence of the Grimaldi family - relatives of the current ruling house of Monaco. Subsequently it was used by other royal governors. After the French Revolution is was used as a barracks and a hospital The Grimaldi Chateau is constructed out of local stone designed around a triangular courtyard.

The Chapel of Our Lady of Protection (Chapelle Notre Dame de la Protection)
Haut de Cagnes (Open Saturday & Sunday 2pm - 5pm)
Contains some spectacular frescoes dating from 1530 which were only discovered in 1936.

Renoir's Museum (Les Collettes)
Cagnes Tel: +33 4 93 20 03 04 (Open in the Winter 10am-12pm and 2pm -5pm and in the Summer 10am-12pm and 2pm-6pm)
Renoir's Les Collettes is situated in amongst very old Olive Trees, Renoir lived at Les Collettes since 1908. The climate in Cagnes suited him along with the light and landscape which is one of the reasons that the area is so popular with artists today. Renoir painted here in Cagnes Sur Mer developing the impressionist style until his death in 1919. He is renowned for his use of vibrant light and saturated colours. Renoir along with his friend Monet discovered that the colour of shadows was not brown or black but the reflected colour of the objects surrounding them. The Renoir Museum captures his studio at Les Collettes just as he would have used it.

Port of Cros de Cagnes
The port dates back to the 19th Century when it was established by Italian Fishermen. Today the port at Cros de Cagnes is still used by Fishermen and there is an active Fish Market here which operates most mornings. There is an original fishing boat which is currently being restored to its former glory.