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Antibes

Between old Antibes and Cap d’Antibes, the town combines historic heritage and hidden gems.

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Discovering Antibes

Antibes Juan-les-Pins is three towns in one. Old Antibes, enclosed by its ramparts, with the Provençal market on Cours Masséna and the Château Grimaldi turned Picasso museum — the painter worked there in the autumn of 1946 and left his work behind. Port Vauban, one of the largest marinas in the Mediterranean, backed by the Fort Carré. And Juan-les-Pins, a seaside resort born in the 1920s.

Between the two shores, Cap d’Antibes is a wooded peninsula walked on the Tirepoil path, cut into the rock at water level. The Thuret botanical garden, created in the nineteenth century to acclimatise exotic species, sits at the top of the cape, with a good share of the Riviera’s palm trees passed through it.

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Where to stay in Antibes

Old Antibes

Inside the ramparts, with the covered market on Cours Masséna, the Picasso museum and the lanes down to La Gravette beach.

Cap d’Antibes

The wooded residential peninsula, between La Garoupe beach, the lighthouse, the Thuret garden and the coastal path.

Juan-les-Pins

The seaside resort, its pine grove and its sandy beach. The liveliest part of the commune after dark.

Port Vauban

The marina and its quay for the largest yachts, at the foot of the Fort Carré. The town’s most striking waterfront.

La Salis and La Garoupe

The commune’s two sandy beaches, one on each side of the cape, linked by the climb to the lighthouse.

When to visit Antibes

April - June

The coastal path and the Thuret garden are at their best. Beaches are easy to reach and the town has its terraces back.

July - August

The peak, with the Juan-les-Pins jazz festival in July, full beaches and a dense old town in the evening. Parking becomes the main subject of the day.

September - October

The ideal shoulder season, with warm sea, the market unchanged, the Tirepoil path deserted. The yachts gradually leave Port Vauban.

November - March

The town stays alive out of season, with a daily market and an inhabited old quarter. Juan-les-Pins, by contrast, goes to sleep.

Getting to Antibes

Nice Côte d’Azur airport
15 km, about 20 minutes
Stations
Antibes and Juan-les-Pins, on the coastal line
Cannes
11 km along the shore
Sophia Antipolis
10 km, 20 minutes

The year in brief

  • July

    Jazz à Juan

    The festival has been held in the Gould pine grove, facing the sea, since 1960. It is the oldest fixture in the commune.

  • Spring

    The Thuret garden

    The botanical garden is open on weekdays. Mediterranean species flower mainly between March and May.

  • Autumn

    The Tirepoil path

    The sea-level circuit of the cape takes two hours on foot. Out of season it is nearly empty and the swell does the rest.

Good to know

  • The coastal path closes in rough weather, and it runs along the rock at water level and access is barred when the swell picks up.

  • The Cours Masséna market is covered and runs in the mornings; its rhythm changes out of season, which catches out midweek winter visitors.

  • Antibes and Juan-les-Pins do not keep the same calendar, and the old town works all year, the resort from April to October.

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