“Fort Carré” means squared fort. Indeed, in the 16thcentury, four arrow-shaped bastions were added to the preexisting tower and chapel. One century later, Va...

Isn't that a wonderful place to enjoy the French Riviera? Come and stay in one of our beautiful apartments. Music credit: www.purple-planet.com #Garoupe #lig...

In the heart of Antibes, adjoining the vibrant rue de la République, is a large square with a marble column in its centre. There are some inscriptions on th...

Dubbed ‘the biggest pleasure harbour in Europe,’ Port Vauban boasts 1642 berth places, also making it one of the largest marinas in the Mediterranean Sea. How...

I like every detail of Antibes, but these shots from the sky are second to none when it comes to revealing the splendour of the city. #view

When you go for the first time to Bastion Saint-Jaume (the part of the ramparts adjoining the port), you will for sure be intrigued by the giant white sculpt...

Dilbar is the largest yacht in the world in terms of volume. At Port Vauban, you can recognize her by her size of course, but also by her characteristic off-w...

As Easter is coming, it’s a good opportunity to keep in mind Antibes’ Christian heritage. The first Roman Catholic cathedral of the town was probably built ...

If you read Eilenroc backwards, it says Cornelie. That was the name of the wife of the Dutch man who built this neoclassical palace on an 11 hectare plot. Ch...

The ramparts are one of the most famous landmarks of Antibes. They are known to have been built by the French military engineer Vauban at the end of the 17th...