Antibes Juan-les-Pins: A Summer of Food, Art and History with Guided Tours and Unique Experiences

Antibes Juan-les-Pins is offering a summer programme of guided tours and cultural experiences designed to showcase the city’s rich heritage, gastronomy and natural landscapes. The initiative combines authentic activities across the old town, the Mediterranean coastline and iconic Belle Époque landmarks.

The programme is aimed at both visitors and residents, with themed itineraries ranging from local culinary traditions to contemporary art walks and panoramic coastal hikes.

Gastronomic experiences in the heart of Vieil Antibes

Among the most popular activities is the guided gourmet tour of the traditional socca oven at the Provençal market, held every Friday morning (excluding August 14).

This experience allows visitors to discover local flavours while strolling through the narrow streets of the old town and meeting artisans and producers.

It offers a sensory journey into the culinary identity of Antibes, blending aromas, tradition and local culture.

Villa Eilenroc and Belle Époque elegance

The summer programme also includes special openings of Villa Eilenroc, an elegant neoclassical mansion located on Cap d’Antibes.

Scheduled on selected dates in July and August, the visits allow guests to explore refined historic interiors and a botanical park featuring rare plant species, including a renowned rose garden.

A journey into aristocratic architecture and exclusive Mediterranean landscapes.

Street art and contemporary city routes

Antibes also becomes an open-air urban art gallery through guided street art tours.

These routes highlight works created during the “Coul’heures d’automne” festival, featuring artists such as Monkeybird, Olivia Paroldi and Isaac Cordal.

A modern cultural itinerary that strengthens Antibes’ identity as a key street art destination on the French Riviera.

Vieil Antibes: history between sea and fortifications

The classic guided tour of Vieil Antibes is also available in both French and English.

It retraces the city’s long history, from its Greek origins to the fortifications commissioned by Henry IV and Louis XIV.

The route includes the Provençal market, the Vauban port and the picturesque Safranier district, offering a complete overview of Antibes’ historical identity.

Juan-les-Pins and the charm of the Roaring Twenties

In Juan-les-Pins, visitors can enjoy a themed tour dedicated to the Années Folles (Roaring Twenties), exploring the Riviera’s golden age.

The itinerary passes through historic villas, lush gardens and iconic venues once frequented by artists and celebrities, following in the footsteps of figures such as Maupassant and Monet.

A journey into the elegance and cultural vibrancy of the French Riviera’s past.

Tire-Poil coastal trail: nature and breathtaking views

For nature lovers, the Tire-Poil coastal path offers an immersive experience through dramatic landscapes and Mediterranean biodiversity.

The 5-kilometre trail is guided and requires good physical condition and appropriate equipment.

It is one of the most spectacular hiking experiences on Cap d’Antibes, offering stunning views of cliffs, sea and native vegetation.

A summer of culture, taste and nature on the French Riviera

All activities require advance booking and depart from the city’s main tourist information points.

This programme confirms Antibes Juan-les-Pins as one of the most complete summer destinations in the Mediterranean, combining culture, gastronomy and nature into a single immersive experience.