A sightseeing tour of Antibes will let you immerse yourself in the city’s centuries-old history. You can book it either individually or as part of a group. Naturally, a group tour will be cheaper (a group of 4–6 people will pay around 400 EUR).
Excursion Prices in Antibes
The cost depends on several factors — the distance of the route, the duration, and the number of participants. The average ticket price to the city’s museums starts at 10 EUR, while a reduced ticket costs 3 EUR. For added convenience, special passes are available: the Museum Pass Antibes grants access to four major museums for 7 days at just 10 EUR, while the French Riviera Pass opens the doors to numerous attractions along the Côte d’Azur. Prices are 30 EUR for 24 hours, 45 EUR for 48 hours, and 65 EUR for 72 hours.
An intriguing destination is the Provençal Farm — an open-air museum that introduces visitors to the traditional lifestyle of local farmers. Nearby you’ll find a food market where you can buy fresh and delicious local products.
Another highlight is a tour of Fort Carré, a 16th-century defensive structure offering breathtaking panoramic views of Antibes and its surroundings. Art lovers should not miss the Picasso Museum, housed in the Grimaldi Castle, which displays unique works created by the master right here in Antibes.
Fans of leisurely strolls will enjoy exploring the old town, with its narrow streets, flower-filled balconies, and artisan shops. And for those who wish to combine relaxation with maritime adventures, boat tours along the French Riviera provide a chance to admire Antibes and nearby resorts from a completely different perspective.
