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Cannes is famous for its film festival. But this city in the south of France at the Côte d'Azur has more to offer. It is the epitome of the mixture of naturalness and modern extravagance. Once the red carpet in the Palais des Festivals is rolled up again and the world's cinema stars have retired, the visitor is immersed in a diverse life that is not dominated by the annual cultural event...
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Cannes is famous for its film festival. But this city in the south of France at the Côte d'Azur has more to offer. It is the epitome of the mixture of naturalness and modern extravagance. Once the red carpet in...
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