By Vero
What is Antibes Known for?
Antibes, a beloved seaside resort adored by artists like Picasso. Must-visit for beaches and summer climate. Europe's largest marina. Perfectly situated between Cannes (10 km) and Nice (20 km).
The cathedral stands out with an ochre-colored façade and stucco work. Its interior is austere, but the 16th-century altarpiece by Louis Brea is a highlight.
Explore Antibes' charming old town with its small streets, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Stroll leisurely along streets like Rue Sade and Rue Clemenceau.
Find fresh produce from local farmers, delicious cheeses, cold cuts, and even Corsican delights and spices. Located on Cours Massena, it operates daily in summer and Tuesday to Sunday throughout the year.
Discover Antibes' diverse beaches: La Gravette, ideal for families; Ponteil's sandy expanse with facilities; Salis Beach's paradise with lifeguards; pebble beaches near Fort Carré, and the scenic coves at Cap d’Antibes.
Scientific laboratory and arboretum housing exotic plants. It has earned prestigious titles, featuring thousands of trees and plants from around the world.
Europe’s largest marina. Marvel at beautiful ships and impressive sailboats. Don't miss the "billionaires’ wharf" hosting world-renowned yachts like Dilbar and Octopus.