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  We went to Antibes by train from west Nice. It was lovely 16 min trip by the sea coastal. Antibes is a small admirable town, with cute market & small... read more eat & drink shops. Port is amazing, Picasso museum is definitely worth to visit. It has a collection of Picasso drawing & paintings when had a studio there. It was informative to discover Picassos' relation to Antibes & it's artist. The museum is beautiful located. After visit you can have long walk along the coat & end up resting on one on the sandy beaches on the at.

  There appear to be many definitions of the so-called “Riviera.” According to the locals living in Alpes Maritimes, the Riviera refers to the Italian side of the Mediterranean coast and... read more stretches from Cannes through Antibes, Nice and Monaco to Menton on the Italian border. Most tourist stay within 10km of the coast and never get into the foothills of the Alpes. Of course, one can visit beaches all along the coast, but I suggest that you visit at least one interior village, or better still take the one euro bus from Nice airport to Isola 2000 to go skiing, snow shoeing, or playing in the snow! Along Cannes has its red carpet, Antibes has its yacht harbor, and Menton has its lemons, Nice and Monaco are the jewels of the Côte d’Azur. I will cover each in separate reviews.

  There appear to be many definitions of the so-called “Riviera.” According to the locals living in Alpes Maritimes, the Riviera refers to the Italian side of the Mediterranean coast and... read more stretches from Cannes through Antibes, Nice and Monaco to Menton on the Italian border. Most tourist stay within 10km of the coast and never get into the foothills of the Alpes. Of course, one can visit beaches all along the coast, but I suggest that you visit at least one interior village, or better still take the one euro bus from Nice airport to Isola 2000 to go skiing, snow shoeing, or playing in the snow! Along Cannes has its red carpet, Antibes has its yacht harbor, and Menton has its lemons, Nice and Monaco are the jewels of the Côte d’Azur. I will cover each in separate reviews. …

  we had an awesome time with Cederic. He knew the history and sites extremely well and made it come to life. He is a great guide. It... read more was a relatively small group and showed us the local sites and the areas that no doubt we would never have found or known about. The tour was at a very comfortable pace for everyone and about the right amount of time...about 2 1/2 hours.. Truly fun. Thank you Cederic!

  we had an awesome time with Cederic. He knew the history and sites extremely well and made it come to life. He is a great guide. It... read more was a relatively small group and showed us the local sites and the areas that no doubt we would never have found or known about. The tour was at a very comfortable pace for everyone and about the right amount of time...about 2 1/2 hours.. Truly fun. Thank you Cederic! …

  Did this last week with Seyma, what a treat. My first time doing one of these would highly recommend. Nice small little group and she was so lovely and friendly... read more and very knowledgeble. Includes the Absynthe tour and a little taste which was fun. Great few hours.

  Cederic is a great guide, knows his city well and happy to share stories about its past and what is it like to live there now. It was a... read more nice group of people on the tour and I recommend this tour to anyone wanting to get a first hand experience of Anibes.

  MD was knowledgeable, articulate, humorous and engaging. We stated 5 nights in Antibes and the tour was indispensable. Highly recommended.