Bargains galore! Why pay more when you can browse name brands and pay a lot less?! If you're in…read moreshopping mode while visiting Cannes consider visiting here. I bought a pair of delicious trendy boots for 10 euros and I love them! Check out this entire area for shops because it's a hidden gem in Cannes.

When I go abroad, I make it a point to visit the local markets or supermarkets. Carrefour is big…read moreoutside of the US. It's a bit like Target, with low price points and basically they carry all that you need. This Carrefour is extremely busy, I'm not sure why. The checkout lines had about 50 people ahead of me, but the lines move quickly. Like many Euro markets, you have to pay for a bag or bring your own. Whether you're shopping for groceries or gifts for your friend and family back home, Carrefour is a must visit no matter what!

It's the French version of Walmart! If your in need of…read moresupplies, go here, they have it all. Stock up on food and toiletries. Get a toy for the kiddos. Convenient location. Decent prices. Very busy store, pleasant staff.

We stopped by to shop in Cannes and check out what they had to offer. We would have bought a few…read moreitems but decided we didn't want to carry any additional items home with us on our trip. We would come back and visit on our next trip as we enjoyed stopping in this nice store.

Not the Galeries Lafayette you would find in Paris or even Nice, this one in Cannes is very small…read moreand the items are not the same level. Probably better to focus on higher end merchandise and not compete with Monoprix (French Target) across the street.

Ahhh, Monoprix! A staple of French cities (though not little towns as of yet), this store carries…read moreeverything but the kitchen sink (some locations may stock kitchen sinks). A great place to pick up groceries, toiletries, fresh baked goods, even some cute clothes! Monoprix loses a couple of stars because it could be a little cheaper, particularly when it comes to groceries. Still a great place to go if you only want to make one stop!

It's not the Galarie Lafayette in Paris but a nice store. It's going through a whole lot of…read morerenovation at the moment and finding the entrance can be a challenge. Staff in here do speak English and quite helpful. They have a big gourmet section as well with a restaurant. Not sure what it's like as we did not try it. All in all an ok shopping experience.

My mom found a Sinequanone outfit that she was profoundly happy with. The salesperson was very…read moreattentive and accommodating. As we were exiting the store, the bag sounded the store's alarm. We paused and then were approached by security person. He proceeded to take the bag to a very busy cash register. He balled up the top first and aggressively rubbed it against a metal shelf. He did the same with the matching skirt. Then he proceeded to shove it back into the bag. I stopped him and wanted to see both pieces. He snagged both the top and the skirt, ruining a $240 outfit which was just purchased and wrapped with exquisite care. After speaking with the security man , he refused to help us. We went upstairs to look for a possible exchange. None were available so we had to fight to get a refund for the damaged goods. We waited at least 45 minutes and the 1 cashier who could do the credit. We will NEVER go there again due to the abundant amount of ineptitude and stupidity. It was so very disappointing to see my mom one minute so elated and then two seconds later subjected to such horrid treatment!!! I will make certain to speak honestly regarding the hideous service this department store rendered to my friends who travel and love to spend!

Nice mid-high end department store with 4 stories, one of the larger stores in the shopping…read moredistrict along Jean-Médicin. This spot seemed geared towards tourists and shoppers in a mid-upper economic situation, as it's def on the pricier end from a quality and assortment perspective (think Bloomingdale's in NYC). There are signs posted on how to get tax refunds on purchases over a certain amount. That being said when I went mid-January they were having a fair amount of end of season sales across most retailers so shopping (or window shopping) can be an alternative activity for a rainy January day when it's not nice enough outside to enjoy the gorgeous views along the coast. The store is divided into 5 stories (first floor being floor 0 in Europe). Floor 0 includes cosmetics and beauty, watches and accessories and a salon, plus individual shops for the luxury retailers like LV, Balenciaga, Gucci, etc. First and second floors are higher end and mid-high end women's apparel and additional accessories. Third floors is men's and fourth floor is everything else--furniture, home goods, gourmet foods, restaurant. Personally wish it carried more gourmet food items like the Paris locations, but I guess it's not as big as those locations so there's less selection.

This Mall, located in the heart of Nice, France, is an incredible five-story establishment that…read moreoffers a range of mid to luxury items. It is a smaller-scale replica of the famous Parisian gallery. Come and experience shopping the "Nice" way.