La Petite Maison is a charming and intimate restaurant that brings a taste of French elegance to its guests. Known for its warm and inviting atmosphere, it offers a refined dining experience, serving classic French dishes with a modern twist. The menu features high-quality ingredients, skillfully prepared to create timeless favorites such as foie gras, escargots, and coq au vin. The restaurant’s décor is typically cozy and sophisticated, with a rustic yet chic vibe that transports diners to the heart of France. Whether you're enjoying a romantic dinner or a celebration with friends, La Petite Maison provides a memorable culinary journey with exceptional service.

The name of the game at Cannes' Medusa Club is "unique".

In a city that prides itself for its cultural events, like the Cannes Film Festival, or the International Contemporary Art Fair, a club has to stand out in a way that is interesting, deep and a unique experience befitting of artists from around the world.

Featuring a classic Cabaret show, the Medusa Club can host burlesque, live music, magic acts, pyrotechnics, and international DJs all across the course of the same night, usually with one or two big name acts and the rest being high class local acts.

The rooftop dining area is pure class, with comfortable seats, amazing views out across the water, a nice cool breeze, outdoor plants, and delicate mood lighting. Show up early for a light meal or just a glass of wine as you get ready for the show to get started. The food is absolutely delectable, world class, so obviously expect the prices to be up there with some of the high end restaurants in the area. If you want to impress your friends or a date, this is one of the best places in Cannes to take someone you care about.

Open almost every day of the week during the Summer season and often also during the rest of the year, this amazing venue brings a whole new meaning to partying all night long. On a typical night, you can expect to walk in the door from as early as 8pm, and to leave as late at 5am.

If you want to check out a few different clubs, then make sure you know what time the main event at the Medusa Nightclub will be happening. You don't want to miss out on the spectacle of the night, now, do you?

Age of admission is 18, but the range of ages here is very diverse. Classy people of all ages and interests show up for different reasons: some for the show, some for the drinks, some to socialize, and some just to let loose and dance for ten hours.

The venue is very exclusive. This means two things: a strict dress code, and a strict guest list.

As far as the Medusa Club Cannes dress code goes, you have to be elegant, sensual, but above all classy. Cocktail dresses and evening gowns are both great choices for ladies. Flats aren't ideal, but if you want to wear a small wedge, kitten heel, or nice pair of classy sandals, then you will probably be fine too. Men need to wear button down shirts, with ties being optional. Shoes must be polished black or brown, leather or faux leather. Jeans are acceptable, but suit trousers are a much better choice.

And however well you are dressed, if you're not on the guest list, chances are you aren't getting in. Make sure to reserve a table if you plan on spending the whole night here, cause at some point in the ten hours of partying, you will want to sit down and have a drink.