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Reserve a sunbed in Juan les pins

To reserve a cheaper sun bed on the Juan les pins beach, you can book and pay in advance through the Tourist Office. PHOTOS by: Maria Grip, TravelGrip.se During the summer, starting on June 1st and until approx. mid September, the Lutétia Beach located on Boulevard du Littoral in the far ends of Juan les […]

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The markets in Antibes

There are plenty of markets all year around in and around Antibes. They might however not be what to expect if you’re a global traveler. There are no street food markets in Antibes, main focus is on clothing or household goods. PHOTO: Maria Grip, TravelGrip.se The markets in Antibes The daily fruit and veggie market […]

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What not to miss in Antibes

Antibes is a gem on the French Riviera, blending heritage, medieval architecture, and seaside charm. Here’s what you absolutely shouldn’t miss: Marché Provencal – the local morning market/farmers market This covered market place is a sensory delight. Open in the mornings, it’s packed with fresh produced veggies and fruits, some vendors of cheeses, honey and […]

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10 Best things to do in Antibes

Nestled beautifully on the French Riviera, this old coastal town with its own marina and fine beaches i just 30 minutes by car from Nice International Airport. Antibes with its old town center is a place that has attracted visitors for many years, there are a lot of nice things to experience, so here’s a […]

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Visiting Antibes on Cote d’Azur

The Old town Antibes on the French Riviera awaits you! Visiting Antibes on Cote d’Azur Is Antibes worth visiting? First time visitors has all kind of questions before deciding on which parts of the Riviera they wanna visit. Let’s clarify a few things. As Antibes is much like a traditional old town that has blended […]

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The history of Antibes

This part of Provence/Alpes Maritimes hasn’t always been a part of France. The history of Antibes showns that the areas had been in the hands of Greeks and Romans until Provence was annexed to France in 1481. Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban principles for fortifications were widely used for nearly 100 years. He viewed civilian […]