November in Cannes, France, is mild, changeable, and often wet weather as the region transitions into winter. While still generally warmer than northern France, temperatures range from highs of 59°F–65°F to lows of 43°F–50°F.

November is often one of the wettest months in Cannes, so a waterproof coat, umbrella, and waterproof shoes are essential. Consider packing a mix of long-sleeve shirts, sweaters, and light jackets for layering options during the temperature fluctuations. While we may catch some sunny days, you should plan for cooler, damp, and breezy conditions.

Top navigation apps in France include Waze for real-time driving traffic, Google Maps for versatile routing/walking, and Citymapper or Bonjour RATP for urban transit. For regional train travel, use SNCF Connect or Trainline. These apps provide reliable, real-time data for driving, walking, and public transportation across French cities and rural areas.

In Cannes, France, shops are generally open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM or 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, often closing for lunch (12:00 PM–2:00 PM). Many stores in tourist areas may stay open during lunch and on Sundays. Banks typically operate 8:30 AM–12:00 PM and 2:00 PM–4:30 PM, Monday–Friday.

Download the GRLC app in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. To login, use the email address you registered with.

Top common translation apps include Google Translate, Microsoft Translator, and DeepL Translator, widely used for their accuracy, speed, and support for text, voice, and image translation. Others, like iTranslate and Naver Papago, are popular for specialized features like high-quality voice translation.

Enjoy traditional Italian cuisine in the modern Cannes restaurant inside the JW Marriott Cannes. The open kitchen here will allow you to discover the hidden way of cooking Italian food as our chefs create authentic dishes prepared from the finest ingredients with generous portions.

Savor an inspired blend of world cuisine with a Japanese touch, all while admiring breathtaking sea views of the Lerins Islands and the Esterel mountains. Discover Cannes dining with a unique charm: the Palais Stéphanie Beach, at the JW Marriot Cannes' partner beach.

Nestled along Florian Street, this iconic venue offers a Mediterranean-inspired culinary experience. Indulge in delights like pasta, grilled steak, and caviar, perfect for food enthusiasts seeking a taste of elegance.

Discover the authentic taste of Paris at this charming spot, renowned for its exquisite French macarons. With a variety of flavors to choose from, it’s a must-visit for dessert lovers seeking a true Parisian treat.

La Croisette (Boulevard de la Croisette) is a famous 2-3 kilometer seaside promenade in Cannes, France, renowned for its luxury hotels, high-end fashion boutiques, and fine-sand beaches along the Mediterranean. It stretches from the Palais des Festivals, home to the Cannes Film Festival, towards the city's coastline, featuring iconic spots like the Carlton Cannes.

Le Suquet is the historic heart of Cannes, France, featuring a charming, pedestrian-friendly hilltop neighborhood with 400-year-old cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and stunning panoramic views of the Old Port and Mediterranean. Formerly a Roman and medieval fishing village, it now offers a, romantic atmosphere, popular restaurants, and the Musée de la Castre.

The Rue d'Antibes is the premier, bustling shopping artery in Cannes, France, running parallel to the famous La Croisette beach promenade. It is a vibrant, 3 km long, tree-lined avenue packed with over 800 stores ranging from high-end fashion boutiques and luxury brands to popular, mid-range retail chains, cafes, and 19th-century architecture.

Les Murs Peints (Painted Walls) refers to two distinct, famous public art initiatives in France: mural trails in Cannes focusing on cinema, and comic book-themed murals in Angoulême. These large-scale, often trompe-l'œil, murals enhance urban spaces, offering tourists unique, walkable art experiences that celebrate film history or graphic arts.

Informa Connect is dedicated to creating experiences that deliver positive impact while minimizing environmental footprint. Through the FasterForward sustainability program, events like ours will move faster to become zero-waste and net-zero carbon by 2030.

In the future, we will actively help partners, customers, and wider markets achieve their own sustainability goals. By attending GRLC, participants will not just gain valuable industry knowledge and connections, but they will also support a more sustainable future for their industries.

Eco-friendly transportation in Cannes, France include the E-lo electric shuttle running along La Croisette, electric bike rentals, and more. The city is very walkable, particularly around the city center and the beachfront.

Our host hotel, JW Marriott, engages in many green initiatives such as energy reduction, waste management, and locally sourced products.

The European emergency services number to call is 112, and 114 for the text emergency number. To call a medical team to a medical emergency, as well as to be referred to 24h health facility, call 15. To report a crime requiring immediate response from the police, call 17. To report a dangerous situation or accident that requires immediate response from the fire brigade, call 18.

Hospitals and Emergency Centers

Hôpital Pierre Nouveau (Centre Hospitalier de Cannes): ~0.2 miles from city center, 7 Rue Teisseire, 06400 Cannes.
Clinica Oxford: Private hospital, 10 Avenue Fragonard, 06400 Cannes.

Pharmacies (Within walking distance of Rue d'Antibes/Croisette)

Pharmacie Européenne: 46 Rue Antibes, 06400 Cannes (~0.1 miles).
Pharmacie du Casino: 9 Bis Square Mérimée, 06400 Cannes (~0.1 miles).