100% recommend Petit Train de Cannes. It have very long route visiting old Castle. Castle is located on the big hill so it is the easiest way to get there. Also you can listen to very interesting pre-recoded audio explanation on different languages during all trip on the Petit Train de Cannes. More

Take this train to see all cannes in an hour. The train goes to big marina, and pirates beach with kitings. You may not go there by walk. More

Once we got off the cruise ship; at the Port was this cute little train. For 10 euros, you get headphones in your language and cruise around all of Cannes. What is nice is that it gives you a taste for Cannes in an hour and also allows you the ability to see where you want to go back and... More

It was a hot day (40 degrees in the sun) in July as I had decided to visit Cannes for a day. As I was walking through the city on La Croisette, I spotted this little white train and said to myself: "Great, some wind!!" Well, it was worth it! For 10 euros, I had a one hour trip in... More

We took a trip to Cannes by train from our base in Nice. We enjoyed a lovely day strolling on the promenade and playing on the beach. It was a sunny day and we rounded off the day with a trip on the 'Noddy' train before we headed back to the train station and then head back to Nice. These... More

The commentary was repetitive and wasn't terribly informative, much of it was stating the obvious. Didn't do Cannes justice as it made Cannes seem like a boring place when it isn't. The audio quality was also poor. For a city known for it's festivals and high quality, prominent events, you'd expect this attraction to be one of the best in... More

The train was ok. The highlight for us was when the driver stopped the train at a small shop to buy his lunch. Apart from that, we went to places we probably wouldn't have, but the commentary was, average, to say the least. This could be so much better. More