Antibes Walking Tour with a Little Tasting
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Overview
The Antibes Walking Tour + little tasting invites you to discover the real charm of the French Riviera. This walking tour takes guests through Antibes' old town, a place where time seems to slow down in the narrow, cobblestone streets. It's perfect for anyone wanting to see the best of this coastal town without the big crowds of other Riviera spots.
What can visitors expect? The tour includes stops at key places like National Square & Peyet Museum, Roman Cellar, the lively Provençal Market, and a look at Antibes Castle & Museum (from the outside). Walk along the ramparts that look over the port and catch a distant view of Fort Carre. The tour includes alcoholic beverages to enjoy.
This tour is an easy way to get to know Antibes' hidden gems and main attractions, led by an expert guide. It's a great fit for those who enjoy walking and exploring at a relaxed pace. Please note that it does not include entrance fees or personal expenses.




Highlights
Explore Antibes Old Town: Wander through narrow streets and discover hidden gems.
See Key Attractions: Visit National Square, the Provençal Market, and more.
Enjoy a Little Tasting: Savor local flavors with included alcoholic beverages.
Discover the Real French Riviera: Experience the charm of Antibes without the crowds.
Sentiment Analysis
Visitors generally enjoyed the Antibes Walking Tour, praising the knowledgeable guides, charming locations, and relaxed atmosphere. The tasting was a welcomed addition. Some desired a longer tour with more tasting options.

Customers loved exploring the old town and discovering hidden gems.
Many enjoyed the relaxed pace and the guide's knowledge.
The little tasting was a nice touch.
Visitors felt they experienced the authentic charm of Antibes.
Some found the tour could be longer.
A few wished for more tasting opportunities.
The Journey
National Square & Peyet Museum
Immerse yourself in the heart of Antibes at National Square, a bustling hub brimming with local life. Here, delve into the whimsical world of the Peyet Museum, dedicated to humoristic drawings that charm visitors of all ages. A delightful experience for art enthusiasts and families alike, the museum offers a lighthearted perspective on art and culture, leaving a lasting impression of Antibes' playful spirit. The Square itself is a great starting point to learn about the city.
Roman Cellar
Descend into the depths of history at Antibes' best-preserved Roman cellar. Uncover the secrets of ancient winemaking traditions and the fascinating story of absinthe. Indulge in a tasting of this intriguing spirit, steeped in history and mystique, while learning about its cultural significance and the rituals surrounding its consumption. A unique sensory experience that connects you to Antibes' rich past.
Provençal Market
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Provençal Market, a sensory explosion of colors, scents, and flavors. Open daily during peak season, this bustling marketplace is a treasure trove of local produce, artisanal goods, and regional specialties. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of local vendors, sample delectable treats, and discover the authentic taste of Provence. A must-visit for foodies and those seeking a genuine cultural experience.
Antibes Castle & Museum (Exterior)
Witness the imposing facade of the Château Grimaldi, home to the Picasso Museum. While the tour offers an introduction to its historical importance and artistic significance from the outside, you're encouraged to explore the museum independently after the tour. Admire the stunning architecture and learn about the castle's transformation into a sanctuary for Picasso's works, a testament to Antibes' enduring appeal to artists and cultural figures. A return visit to explore the museum's interior is highly recommended for art lovers.
Ramparts Overlooking the Port
Conclude your tour atop the ancient ramparts, offering panoramic views of the glistening port and the azure Mediterranean Sea. Discover the history of Antibes' vital harbor, from its strategic role in maritime trade to its current status as a playground for luxury yachts. Marvel at the impressive vessels and learn about the city's transformation into a glamorous destination for the world's elite. An unforgettable vantage point that captures the essence of Antibes' captivating blend of history and modernity.
Fort Carre (distant view)
From the vantage point of the ramparts, catch a glimpse of the imposing Fort Carré, a 16th-century star fort strategically positioned to guard Antibes' coastline. Learn about its historical significance as a defensive stronghold and its role in shaping the region's military history. The fort provides a dramatic backdrop to the stunning views of the port and the Mediterranean, further enhancing the rich tapestry of Antibes' historical landscape. Its distinctive shape and strategic location make it a prominent landmark of the area.
Know Before You Go
This Antibes walking tour includes alcoholic beverages. It excludes any additional food or drinks, personal expenses, and entrance fees to attractions. The meeting point will be provided after booking. The tour involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. It is not wheelchair accessible.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. The Provençal Market is a great place to buy souvenirs after the tour. Consider bringing cash for small purchases.