Living testimony of its times, the old city and its walls remind us each day of its rich past whose authenticity is an undeniable asset nowadays.

Mixing old charm with modern times, the old port of Antibes hosts some of the most luxurious yachts in the world at its docks. You can access the port at certain times from the top of the city walls and at the Bastion St Jaume which is overlooked by the “Nomade” of Jaume Plensa.

Entirely dedicated to the oceans, the oceanographic institute pursues the objective of Prince Albert 1st to “discover, love and protect the oceans” by acting as a mediator between the scientific community, the economic and political decision makers and the general public in order to promote the protection and long term management of our oceans.

Le Cap d’Antibes garantit un paysage verdoyant et luxuriant (Jardin Thuret, Villa Eilen Roc etc.) où entre criques et pinèdes se nichent de splendides propriétés.
You can enjoy numerous walks or bike rides to discover these surroundings, with the infamous “Chemin du Calvaire”. 

Ideally located in the heart of the city of Antibes, in a warm and festive environment, the marché provencal offers every morning fresh and local produces.

The Picasso Museum of Antibes and its exceptional collections.
The Picasso Museum is a true artistic vault combining 245 masterpieces from the artist, as well as paintings from Nicolas de Staël, Fernand Léger and Hans Hartung, carvings by Paul Leuquet and sculptures by Germaine Richier and Joan Miró.
During the months of July and August, the museum offer s visits at night (les nocturnes).