Learn French in Antibes

City Highlights (tourist attractions)

Take a stroll around the old town (Vieil Antibes) and explore its charming streets, medieval buildings, and colorful houses. Vieil Antibes is home to the Château Grimaldi, which now houses the Picasso Museum.

Visit the museums: the Picasso Museum, or visit Visit the Musée Peynet, dedicated to the work of cartoonist Raymond Peynet, or the Napoleonic Museum, offering a glimpse into the town's history during the Napoleonic era.

Relax on the beach and enjoy the Mediterranean Sea, e.g. Plage de la Garoupe, and Plage de la Gravette are some popular options. Plage de la Salis is located in the heart of the old town and is a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and people-watching.

Explore the Cap d'Antibes peninsula and take in the beautiful views of the sea and the surrounding area. Cap d'Antibes is a popular destination offering a mix of pristine beaches, high-end hotels, and upscale dining and shopping options. The scenic peninsula is a popular spot for hiking, too, and it's home to several historic landmarks.

Visit the Fort Carré, a 16th-century fortress with great views over Antibes and the sea. Fort Carré is located on Cap d'Antibes, with historic lighthouses and luxury villas. The peninsula is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea providing spectacular views and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Take a walk around Port Vauban, the largest European marina, and admire the luxury yachts. Port Vauban has been a natural harbor since before the Roman Empire. The old port of Antibes stretches from what is now Porte Marine to Bastion Saint-Jaume.