Antibes: 2 hour walking tour in the old town

Commune libre du Safranier, French Riviera



You will discover the famous places in Antibes as well as secret ones. You'll be amazed by the wonderful views, the typical streets, the lively market, the ancient architecture but also urban art.

This is a 2-hour guided walking tour of Antibes, ideal for visitors interested in history, local culture, and urban art.

Highlights

  • Explore Antibes old town with a local guide
  • Visit famous landmarks and lesser-known spots
  • Experience the colours and scents of the typical market
  • Discover medieval architecture and urban art

Description

The tour begins at the port, featuring heritage boats and luxury yachts. You will see Gravette beach and the 'Nomade' sculpture by the sea, followed by Fort Carré (Square Fort).

Entering the old town through the ramparts, you will explore medieval streets, view the cathedral and the Picasso Museum from outside, and visit the lively local market.

The guide will lead you through the Safranier neighbourhood to Place Nationale, showcasing Mediterranean-style architecture.

In the final part, you will discover urban art and visit workshops of local craftsmen including jewelers, painters, and glassblowers. The tour concludes back at the port.

The guide will share Antibes’ rich history, local traditions, and practical recommendations for activities, beaches, and restaurants.

Includes

  • Professional local guide

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water. Morning or late afternoon tours avoid peak sun and crowds. Book in advance to secure your preferred time slot.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will explore heritage boats at the port, Gravette beach, the Nomade sculpture, Fort Carré, and local market sights along with ancient architecture and urban art in Antibes old town.
The walking tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
The tour starts at the port of Antibes on the French Riviera.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly but may require supervision for younger children.
It is recommended to book in advance as spots can be limited, especially during peak seasons on the French Riviera.
Tours are typically offered in French and English; check the provider’s website for available languages.
Yes, the tour includes a visit to the traditional market where you can experience local colors and scents.
Accessibility may vary; contact the tour provider directly to discuss specific needs on the French Riviera route.
Photography is allowed and encouraged to capture the architecture, urban art, and market scenes.
Tours operate year-round, but check the website for current schedules and consider mornings for cooler temperatures along the French Riviera.

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