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ANTIBES
The port city of Antibes exudes both history and glamour. Luxury yachts moor alongside each other in the famous Port Vauban, which provides a striking contrast to the rustic old town. As early as the 5th century BC, merchants from all over Europe traded here. Today, visitors stroll through the picturesque streets, captivated by the city's charm. Food lovers can sample the local cuisine in the inviting bistros and restaurants. A diverse range of leisure activities and its central location between Nice and Cannes make Antibes an ideal destination for yachting enthusiasts.
HIGHLIGHTS AROUND ANTIBES
FORT CARRÉ
Like a guardian of the harbor, the star-shaped Fort Carré rises from the turquoise waters. Together with three other fascinating museums in Antibes, the fortifications tell stories of bygone eras. Visit this architectural masterpiece with the French Riviera Pass and enjoy the panoramic views over idyllic Antibes.
THE OLD TOWN
Stroll through a picture-perfect postcard setting and feel the historic spirit of Antibes. As you wander through the winding streets, you'll discover picturesque facades, vibrant markets, and remnants of the former fortress. Shop to your heart's content in the boutiques, relax on the city beach, or enjoy a coffee in a bistro. Antibes' old town is an absolute must-see in Provence.
BACON RESTAURANT
The Cap de Antibes is home to the legendary "Bacon." The restaurant is famous throughout the French Riviera for its bouillabaisse, the French fish soup. Let yourself be pampered with culinary delights and enjoy the view over the bay.
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