The Côte d'Azur
Discover the region
Ramparts facing the sea, cobbled lanes, a Provençal market and the Picasso Museum — Antibes is best explored on foot, amid ochre façades and colourful stalls. Le Palais Aubernon sits right in the heart of this historic town, steps from Port Vauban and the beaches.
A tight selection, from the neighbourhood bistro to the Michelin-starred table, to build a delicious stay.
Provençal bistronomic cuisine.
An authentic little bistro with home-style dishes.
Creative, relaxed cuisine.
Artisan pizzeria, takeaway or dine-in.
Authentic, convivial atmosphere with refined cocktails.
Refined Italian cuisine.
1 Michelin star, at an accessible price.
Chic seaside restaurant.
Medieval setting, refined regional cuisine.
Absolute luxury on the sea.
1 Michelin star, noble ingredients and a unique setting.
1 Michelin star, seafood specialities.
Between heritage, modern art and the seafront, a few unmissable spots less than ten minutes on foot.
Housed in the Château Grimaldi facing the sea, one of the finest Picasso collections in the world.
Cours Masséna, a covered market bursting with colour — local produce, flowers and regional specialities.
A walk along the fortifications, between cobbled lanes and ochre façades.
Europe's largest marina and its 16th-century fort, with panoramic views over the bay.
Fine sand and clear waters on Cap d'Antibes, a few minutes away by car.
Our concierge service arranges transfers and private tours to the perched villages and exceptional sites of the hinterland.
A perched medieval village, art galleries and flower-lined lanes — one of the most famous art villages on the Côte d'Azur, arranged by our concierge on request.
High above Saint-Paul-de-Vence, one of Europe's finest modern art museums, with a sculpture garden featuring works by Miró, Giacometti and Calder.
A village perched high above the Mediterranean, an exotic garden and breathtaking views over the Côte d'Azur — an unmissable excursion at the end of the day.
