Discover fantastic excursions around Antibes
If you stay in Antibes, you must not miss the Picasso museum in the old Grimaldi castle. Or visit the fantastic Marineland. Otherwise, most excursions depart from Nice. See all the excursions on this page.
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We highly recommend: Book your excursions well in advance!
Many excursions are incredibly popular and sell out quickly. Therefore, we warmly recommend that you book your excursions in good time, and in that way secure your place – and at the same time save time by skipping the queue. Remember that there is free cancellation!
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Castles and palaces The Villa Eilenroc
The elegant and opulent Villa Eilenroc, in Antibes, had its heyday during the famous period, which the French refer to as “La Belle Époque” and ...
Churches & chapels Saint-Bernardin chapel
The beautiful and almost magical chapel Saint-Bernardin is located in the middle of the old town of Antibes, and built on Roman foundations and dates ...
Museums Museum for History and Archeology
Historical objects dating back to Roman times are exhibited in the Bastion Saint-André built by the military architect Vauban in 1698 and which is a ...
Castles and palaces Chateau de la Garoupe
Château de la Garoupe, this magnificent property was for ten years a part of a legal settlement, but sold in December 2024 for € 65 ...
Art Picasso museum & Grimaldi castle
At one of the best-located addresses in the old town of Antibes is the Grimaldi Castle, which today houses the Picasso Museum.
Ports & Islands Port Vauban
It is a port full of contrasts that gathers behind its 16th century bastion walls called ‘Les Remparts’, from small fishing boats to pleasure boats ...
