You can visit local museums dedicated exclusively to great artists like Picasso, Matisse and Chagall. You can take a noncredit course with a local artist to try to capture a landscape which has inspired so many, or take a course in French cooking at a local professional school and learn a new dish each week. Because of the sunny climate, students can swim, play tennis, water ski or sail during much of the year or participate in team sports like basketball, soccer or volleyball. During spring semester students can ski at Isola 2000, just a two-hour drive from Cannes. More typical activities are here.
Students stay in double or triple rooms.
Many rooms have views over the courtyard to the Mediterranean beyond. The Coll ge offers three meals a day, seven days a week. The AIFS program fee includes breakfast and lunch. The chef offers a healthy, well-balanced diet, including a salad bar. All rooms are open during the mid-semester break, though meals are not provided.