(Version française en bas de page) If you want to enjoy one of the most spectacular views of the Riviera, walk up the “chemin du...

Summer is approaching and more and more people are dreaming of the beach. But it is also the beginning of the season for watching...

(Version française en bas de page) Towards the end of the 19th century, most of Antibes’ ramparts were knocked down. A new era of...

For a long time, postcards were an essential way of communicating when travelling. In Antibes, travelling is often associated with...

Antibes is well known for its ramparts, old streets and “Château Grimaldi”, dating back from the 13th to the 18th century. However, the...

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...

Although I have known Antibes for a good 40 years, I was surprised when I returned two years ago. Not that the remains of the fortified...

(Version française en bas de page) Dilbar is the largest yacht in the world in terms of volume. At Port Vauban, you can recognize her by...

(Version française en bas de page) As Easter is coming, it’s a good opportunity to keep in mind Antibes’ Christian heritage. The first...

(Version française en bas de page) On Tuesday 20th March, the line-up of the 58th "Jazz à Juan" Festival was announced. Lasting ten days...

Like many other artists of the 20th century, Fernand Léger wanted a house in Antibes. He bought a property in Biot, north of the town,...

In 1857, botanist Gustave Thuret created a remarkable 3.5 hectare garden around his house in Cap d’Antibes. Today, the park is home to...

What to eat in Antibes

“La Gravette” beach is a true gem located right below the ramparts. The sand is soft, the sea is calm and the setting is phenomenal. To...

Like in many places in Southern France, while wandering in Antibes you are likely to come upon some “pétanque” players. This game of...

The Picasso Museum is still free this weekend, on the 10th and 11th of February! It is housed in an impressive castle dating back to the...

For those who are lucky enough to stay more than a week in Antibes, it’s a good idea to spend one day in Monaco. The little Principality...

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...

Is the finding of happiness actually so intricate? Detox, meditation, exercise, diets… all techniques which are centred on the self and...

On the first day of the year, the fireworks in Juan-les-Pins were truly breathtaking. The glittering sky was just like the city of...