Editor's Top Picks
This selection showcases the diverse cultural landscape of Antibes and its surroundings. Visit the Port Vauban to see Jaume Plensa’s 'The Nomade,' a monumental sculpture of white metal letters. Explore the neoclassical Villa Eilenroc, designed by the architect of the Paris Opera, or the Église Notre-Dame de la Garoupe, a sailors' chapel known for its maritime ex-votos and panoramic coastal views. For art and social history, the Peynet Museum highlights mid-century illustration, while the Postcard Museum offers a unique look at historical correspondence and storytelling.
A The Nomade
An interesting sculpture made of white metal letters was built by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa.
B The Villa Eilenroc
Built off of the plans of the architect who built the opera houses in Paris and Monte Carlo, this neoclassical villa is worth a visit if…
C 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…
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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