Nearby Attractions
Antibes stands out as a remarkable destination on the French Riviera, celebrated for its beautiful beaches, arts scene, and delectable cuisine. Ideally situated between Nice and Cannes, it provides easy access to both cities while preserving own distinct allure. Guests can delve into the area's rich history and culture, savor delightful local dishes, and relax on its breathtaking shores. Whether you're passionate about art, a culinary enthusiast, or looking for a tranquil escape, Antibes offers something for everyone.
The Marketplace
The traditional Provençal market in Antibes is a vibrant tapestry of colors, scents, and sounds, held in the heart of the town. Every day of the week, different types of markets come alive, offering a unique experience. Tuesdays and Fridays, the main market showcases fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and local crafts, while the bustling flea market on Saturdays invites treasure hunters to explore antiques and second-hand goods. Each market day brings a special charm, making Antibes a delightful destination for both locals and visitors alike. For further info and to learn about all the local markets, click: The markets | Office of Tourism official website
PICASSO MUSEUM
The Picasso Museum in Antibes is a remarkable cultural destination, showcasing an impressive collection of artworks by the legendary artist Pablo Picasso. Housed in the historic Château Grdi, the museum features paintings, ceramics, and sketches created during's time in Antibes. Visitors can explore the beautiful coastal views and the serene gardens surrounding the museum, making it a perfect spot for art lovers and casual visitors alike. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the creative genius of one of the 20th century's most influential artists. For opening hours and further info click: Picasso museum - Antibes | Office of Tourism official website
Port Vauban
Port Vauban in Antibes is a stunning marina that boasts a rich history and breathtaking views. Known as one of the largest yachting harbors in the Mediterranean, it offers a vibrant atmosphere with a mix of luxury yachts and charming fishing boats. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along the waterfront, dine at delightful restaurants, and explore the nearby historic sites. Between Tuesday and Sunday, every morning you can enjoy buying locally caught fish directly from the fishmongers. With its picturesque setting and lively ambiance, Port Vauban is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the French Riviera.
Fort carre
The Fort Carré was one of the first fortified strongholds to be built in the Renaissance under the orders of the King of France, Henri II. It was used to guard the nearby border with the County of Nice and to defend the town of Antibes. Its fascinating history, which sheds light on the whole of the region, its beautiful architecture based on mathematical principles, its rampart walkway (43 metres high) offering unbeatable views, and lastly the 4 hectares of protected gardens with typically Mediterranean flora and fauna make this monument a place well worth discovering. Opens July 1st to August 31st: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
September 1st to June 30th: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Closed on Monday
Jazz festival
The Yearly Jazz à Juan Festival is a celebrated event that brings together jazz enthusiasts from around the world. It started in the 1960's and it is one of the oldest jazz festival in Europe. Held in the picturesque setting of Juan-les-Pins, France, the festival showcases a diverse lineup of renowned international artists and emerging talents. Attendees can enjoy a vibrant atmosphere filled with live performances, workshops, and jam sessions, all while appreciating the beautiful coastal views. It's a must-visit for anyone passionate about jazz music and culture, this year it will be held between the 10th and 20th of July. For further info click Jazz à Juan - International Jazz Festival in Juan-les-Pins