Things To Do
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc
The legendary Riviera hotel known for its glamour, views, and iconic seaside bar - ideal for a sunset cocktail!
The Cap d'Antibes coastal walk - "Sentier de Tirepoil"
Far from any urban area, the coastal path, named the Sentier de Tirepoil, is at the southern end of Cap d'Antibes. This walk, with pathways and steps in the steeper parts, is easy to walk, as long as you wear comfortable shoes. From the big car park on avenue Andre Sella , you barely have to walk 200m (660ft) to leave the urban area and find yourself looking over Nice and the Baie des Anges. From this point, you'll only hear the sea, the wind, and seagulls. Departure: Cap d’Antibes - Garoupe Beach (parking garage) Level: Medium - Distance : 5 km (3.1 miles) Duration: 2 hours Advice : Wear walking shoes. The path is closed when the weather is too bad (gale).
Musée Picasso
One of the most famous attractions in Antibes is the Picasso Museum, which is located right along the ramparts. Picasso himself lived and worked in the building (which at the time was known as Château Grimaldi) for a few months in 1946. He ultimately donated 23 paintings and 44 drawings to the museum.