Things to do and visits in Antibes

Considered as one of the greatest modern sculptors, Jaume Plensa is also a prolific artist. In his graphic work, he is interested in transcribing the unique emotions of faces and seeks to communicate the power of words for conveying thought.The L'âm

The Antibes-Juan-les-Pins town invites you to come and participate to the 19th edition of the Art sacré festival.Moreover, the program promises to be of quality with the Regional Orchestra of Cannes and Departmental Choir, the Baroque Ensemble of Ni

The museums of Antibes (Picasso, Archaeology, Peynet and Humorous art, Napoleonic and Fort Carré) are free to the general public and run a number of different events. This year's theme is: "Les maisons de la vie et les jardins de la mort - Patrimoin

The Piccasso Museum in Antibes has undergone a number of renovations over the years, and it is finally open to the public today. Set up in what used to be the Grimaldi château, the museum boasts a collection of works by one of the major artists of t

The dolphins await you for a plunge into the joy and enthusiasm of a dazzling spectacle! Not to mention the otters which also have some surprises in store for you in their latest show! Indeed the killer whales and the sharks will also surprise you,

The Notre-Dame de l'Immaculée Conception cathedral in Antibes shelters some treasures from the Renaissance and Modern times. Once in the building, discover the statue of Christ crucified from the middle of the 15th century in the choir. The transe

One cannot help but get childishly excited when walking onto a mini-golf course… The themes, the funny characters and odd-ball constructions, and of course the game itself that isn't as easy as it may seem… Take to the green with family or friends f