Perched between Nice and Cannes on the French Riviera, Antibes combines a fortified old town with Picasso’s former studio and some of the coast’s most glamorous yacht harbors.
Why Visit Antibes
Antibes offers a quieter, more historic alternative to its flashier Riviera neighbors, with a walled old town, a famous covered market, and the Picasso Museum housed in a seaside castle. Its proximity to Cap d’Antibes adds some of the coast’s most exclusive scenery.
Top Experiences
- Picasso Museum: Explore the artist’s work inside the Château Grimaldi overlooking the sea.
- Marché Provençal: Browse this covered market for fresh produce, flowers, and local specialties.
- Old Town Ramparts: Walk the fortified walls surrounding Antibes’ historic center.
- Cap d’Antibes: Hike the coastal path around this exclusive peninsula of villas and gardens.
- Port Vauban: Admire the superyachts docked at one of the Mediterranean’s largest marinas.
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Practical Tips
- Antibes makes an easy day trip from Nice or Cannes by train.
- The Marché Provençal operates daily in the morning, with an antiques market on some afternoons.
- The Cap d’Antibes coastal path offers some of the Riviera’s best walking with sea views.
FAQ
Is Antibes worth visiting from Nice?
Yes, its old town and Picasso Museum make it a worthwhile short trip.
How do I get to Antibes?
Regular trains connect Antibes to Nice, Cannes, and other Riviera towns.
What is Antibes known for?
Antibes is known for its Picasso Museum, old town ramparts, and yacht harbor.
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