Palais des Festivals

The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès de Cannes is an iconic convention center located at the start of the famous Croisette, on the shores of the Mediterranean in Cannes, France. This modern, white, glass-roofed venue is best known as the primary site of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, alongside hosting the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and many other major global events. Opened in 1983, it welcomes an average of 150 events across 340 days each year, making it a central hub for cultural, business, and entertainment gatherings. The venue offers breathtaking sea views facing the Lérins Islands and provides diverse services for event organizers and guests, including disabled access and an on-site tourist office. Its central location ensures quick access to hotels, restaurants, and the city's highlights, reinforcing its position as a world-renowned destination for festivals and congresses.