Children's Museum of Cannes

The Children's Museum in Cannes has more than 600 dolls in its collection, mainly from the Napoleon III era, the "golden age" of toys. The museum has existed for several decades and is popular not only with children, but also with adults. A collection of dolls, toys, dolls and children's clothes - in general, everything related to childhood.

Undoubtedly, a visit to the childhood museum will bring a lot of impressions and pleasure during the holiday, since Cannes is not a city of art, there are few museums and theaters. This is primarily a fashionable resort city on the Cote d'Azur of France, where everything is subordinated to the rhythm of tourist seasons, a city of pleasures, walks, spending money, yachtmania and festivals, an Eldorado for gourmets, an oasis for high society around the world.

The city was founded by the Romans as a harbor (Portus Canuae) in the 1st century AD. For many centuries it remained a small settlement within Provence. In 1834, Lord Bruham, Chancellor of Great Britain, accidentally opened a small fishing village.