Editor's Choice Selections
Antibes’ curated selection features Jaume Plensa’s "The Nomade," a monumental sculpture of white metal letters at the Bastion Saint-André. The Église Notre-Dame de la Garoupe offers a sanctuary for sailors with expansive views from the Cap d'Antibes. For relaxation, Plage de la Gravette provides a sheltered sandy cove near the old town harbor. Cultural highlights include the Peynet Museum, showcasing satirical and romantic illustrations, and the Musée de la Carte Postale, which preserves thousands of historical postcards documenting social history and regional evolution.
A The Nomade
An interesting sculpture made of white metal letters was built by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa.
B Église Notre-Dame de la Garoupe
This small chapel dedicated to sailors is enveloped by a peaceful atmosphere of the place and the beautiful panoramic view of the…
C Plage de la Gravette
An unusually sandy beach in this part of the country is a great place to relax as it is usually quite calm and the water is clear to swim…
D Peynet and Cartoon Museum
This small museum offers a nice selection of the cartoonist Peynet's work among other cartoonists displayed there.
E Musée de la Carte Postale
A series of stories captured on real historical postcards are what lies hidden in this little gem of a museum.
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