Picasso museum - Grimaldi Castel

• Place Mariejol in Antibes - Call : + 33 (0)4 92 90 54 20/26

Archeology museum

• • Bastion Saint-André in Antibes - Call : +33 (0)4 93 95 85 98

Peynet & cartoons museum

• • Place Nationale in Antibes - Call : + 33 (0)4 92 90 54 29/30

Fort Carré

• • Av. du 11 Novembre in Antibes - Call : +33 (0)6 14 89 17 45 / +33 (0)4 92 90 52 13

La Tour museum, History & local traditions

• 1, rue de l'Orme in Antibes - Call : + 33 (0)4 92 90 54 28

Les Bains-Douches gallery

• Bd d'Aguillon in Antibes - Tél. + 33 (0)4 93 34 74 30

Mer & Littoral space

• Batterie du Graillon - 175, bd Kennedy - Cap d'Antibes - Call : +33 (0)4 93 61 45 32

Postcard museum

• 4, avenue Tournelli in Antibes - Call : +33 (0)4 93 34 24 88

"Le Nomade" -by Jaume Plensa

• 32 Quai Henri Rambaud in Antibes

• Port Vauban and its yachts of all sizes.

• The Nomade, an impressive sentinel by sculptor Jaume Plensa.

• The Pré-des-Pêcheurs esplanade which hosts the night market on summer evenings.

• The old casemates where craftsmen and artists of all styles are exhibited.

• The Promenade Admiral de Grasse and its magnificent panorama, where Nicolas de Staël lived.

• The historic streets with the Place du Revely, the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, the cathedral, the "Sarrasines" towers

• The Grimaldi castle which now hosts the Picasso museum.

• The Saint-André bastion, guardian of the land rests and submarines of ancient Antipolis.

• The free commune of Safranier and its narrow, flowery streets.

• The old wash house and the faces hidden in the wall.

• The portal of the Orme, the Provençal Market of the Cours Masséna.

• The Peynet and Cartoon Museum the kiosk and the columns of the National Square.

• The Saint-Bernardin chapel built in 1513 and recently renovated.

• The remains of the Porte de France and Place De-Gaulle with its Haussmann-style buildings.

• The castle of Juan-les-Pins, (private residence), to admire in all its splendour from the entrance of the Port Gallice.

• The villa "La Vigie", built in 1912, bought by Frank-Jay Gould, builder of Provençal (private villa).

• The Saint-Louis villa, home of the Fitzgeralds, became the Belles-Rives hotel.

• The Gould pine forest, park and temple of "Jazz in Juan" and, on the sidewalk along it, the footprints of the greatest jazzmen.

• The new Palais des Congrès, by the well known architect Jean-Jacques Ory.

• The promenade of the Sun.

• Four buildings in the 1930's style, at the intersection of Avenue de l'Esterel and Avenue Courbet.

• The Auberge du Pin Doré, restored respecting the bright original colors.

• In the direction of Cannes, the Exflora park (free entrance) offers the freshness of its 330 plant species.

• The charming little port of La Salis.

• The Chemin du Calvaire which leads to the Garoupe sanctuary where you'll find : the pretty chapel (recently renovated), the small oratory “Notre-Dame des Amoureux” created by Raymond Peynet and the lighthouse.

• The magnificent bay of La Garoupe, its beach and the start of the Tire-poil pedestrian path.

• The Eilenroc villa, built on the plans of Charles Garnier and its gardens.

• The Graillon battery, home to the "Mer et Littoral" space, which aims to promote the natural riches of the Mediterranean and more particularly of Cap d'Antibes.

• The legendary Cap-Eden-Roc hotel, one of the most luxurious in the world, inaugurated in 1870.

• Further north of Cape Town, the Thuret garden, created in 1856 by the botanist Gustave Thuret.