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Do you want to discover the most beautiful villages and towns on the French Riviera?
The ones that make you dream?
Here is a selection of the most stunning places in the Alpes-Maritimes just for you
The Walled City...
Antibes, located on the French Riviera, is a must-visit destination with countless attractions. First, this city with a rich historical heritage charms visitors with its Old Town, a maze of cobbled streets lined with colorful houses and artisan shops.
The Provençal market, at the heart of the Old Town, bursts with flavors and colors, making it the perfect place to discover local products such as olives, herbs, and cheeses.
Port Vauban, one of the largest marinas in Europe, is a testament to the luxury and maritime tradition of the region. You won’t be able to miss 'Nomad,' the stunning giant white sculpture of a seated man facing the sea, created by the sculptor Jaume Plensa.
Not far from there, the Fort Carré, a 16th-century citadel, offers breathtaking views of the sea and the city.
It was built during the reign of King Henri II with the purpose of defending the city from invasions. Over the following centuries, Fort Carré served various purposes, transitioning from a military fort to a prison, and later, to a tourist site
For art lovers, the Picasso Museum, located in the Grimaldi Castle, houses works created by the master during his stay in Antibes, as well as other artistic treasures.
The French Riviera is known for its high-end gastronomy, and Antibes is no exception.
The city is home to several Michelin-starred restaurants, establishments where cuisine blends seamlessly with the art of fine dining.
Perched on the ramparts of the old town, between the Picasso Museum and the Provençal market, this charming house exudes the essence of Provence! The fig tree that graces the patio is a testament to that. It is here, in the heart of this historic place, that Christian Morisset, whose curly mustache has become a symbol of Antibes, finds his inspiration. Every week, he walks the market of old Antibes and the Forville market in Cannes to discover the finest products.
A true reflection of this authentic and creative cuisine.
One Michelin star - €€€€
Louroc - Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc :
The restaurant of this legendary palace has brought together all the right elements to captivate its guests. Here, the service is of a rare attentiveness, the tableware honors Provençal artisans, and the breathtaking view of the Mediterranean Sea completes the unforgettable experience. The talent of Chef Sébastien Broda shines through in creations that celebrate the freshness of local products: vegetables from the hotel’s garden and nearby farmers, fish from small-scale fishing, and tailor-made meats. This Mediterranean cuisine stands out for its simplicity and purity of flavors, offering dishes that are perfectly clear and straightforward.
One Michelin star - €€€€
You will find many establishments in Antibes offering simple yet flavorful Provençal and Mediterranean cuisine, perfect for those looking to experience the region without breaking the bank. It’s a more relaxed dining experience, but just as delicious.
Antibes is also renowned for its idyllic beaches, such as Salis Beach and the coves of Cap d’Antibes, ideal for relaxation or exploring underwater wonders.
Cap d’Antibes itself is a natural marvel, featuring hiking trails like the coastal path (Chemin des Douaniers), offering spectacular Mediterranean panoramas.
In the evening, the lively atmosphere of restaurants and bars enlivens the city, while cultural events like the famous Jazz à Juan festival highlight its artistic vibrancy. Additionally, Antibes’ proximity to cities like Cannes and Nice makes it an excellent base for exploring the region.
Finally, the gentle lifestyle of Antibes, with its Mediterranean climate, diverse landscapes, and cultural heritage, guarantees an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply seeking relaxation, Antibes has something for everyone.
How to get there:
The best option is by TER train (15 minutes).
By car (12 km – 30 minutes).
For more information, visit: www.antibesjuanlespins.com/
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