Hôtel de Ville - Mairie de Cannes

The Hôtel de Ville of Cannes is a neoclassical building identified by sixteen carved stone caryatids that stand as female figures along its facade. Completed in eighteen seventy-six, the structure was designed to serve as the city's municipal headquarters during a period of rapid local growth. It sits near the Old Port, featuring a central dome and a clock that face the waterfront, reflecting the significance of maritime trade to the city's development.