Antibes Centre Ville

Antibes, a municipality in the Alps-Maritime Alps (A lpesMaritimes) in Provence-Alpes-Blue Coast Region (Provence-Alpes-C ôted'Azur), is a famous French coastal resort. The old town of Antibes was built by the Greeks and the oldest building dates back to BC. Along the old Walking on the stone road in the city, you can meet local residents from time to time, full of fireworks. It happened to be winter, there were very few tourists and it seemed very quiet. I happened to encounter the antique market on the weekend, and I actually saw that the wind oil of our country was also sold there as antiques, 5 euros a box. Standing in the old city On the coast, you can overlook the Alps. Transportation: The 200 bus (1.5 euro) between Nice and Cannes can be reached directly. The train is also available, which is more expensive than the bus.

Antibe is really a small town suitable for vacation, the buildings in the old town have a high-end color. In the evening, visiting the old town, the color is really beautiful. There is a big market inside, there is a Picasso Art Museum, and a museum. The small port is very small, and the seaside bath is also very small, like a crescent. It's artistic.

Antib is a historic old town in southern France, and the old Chen is a medieval architectural city, and the church of Antib in the middle is an iconic building of the old Chen. The stone road in the old city is twisted and twisted, with a strong sense of historical vicissitudes, walking here as if through time and space, back to medieval France, very feeling.

nice place...we can see Alps

Antibou is only about 30 kilometers away from Nice. The old town is really small and it will be finished in a short while. But the old town is quite well protected. Walking on those old streets, looking at the surrounding shops, or sitting down in the coffee shop and drinking a cup of coffee, there is indeed a different mood. There are not many tourists in the town, so there will be no metropolis noise, which makes people feel very comfortable.

The quiet Antibes of the small coastal town is the stop of Picasso's footsteps. The bells of the noon bell tower are the only thing that breaks the tranquility. The Rothschild Courtyard, the Red Shield family of the financial empire, is a rose-colored dream, a collision between Rococo and neoclassicalism, perfect as if time had never passed here.