Stop atPromenade des Anglais

The Promenade de Anglais, affectionately known by locals as 'La Prom', has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. It was originally created as a coastal promenade for the English aristocracy who came to the Riviera in winter to enjoy the mild climate. Today it is a bustling, sun-drenched thoroughfare enjoyed by people from all over the world. La Prom stretches for some seven kilometres along the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels) and offers unrivalled views of the Mediterranean. A destination in itself, the Promenade is also a gateway to other cultural attractions in Nice. It is lined with architectural landmarks, including the elegant Hotel Negresco and the remarkable Masséna Museum.

2 hours (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atMusee Picasso

This museum is considered an important part of the heritage of Antibes. In 1946, Picasso was invited by the town to use the newly renovated château as a studio and completed several works there during the summer. Twenty years later, the museum was inaugurated and now houses 245 of his paintings, ceramics and drawings, as well as other works by Joan Miró, Germaine Richier and Nicolas de Staël. The Picasso Museum is not only a place for art lovers, but also an educational and cultural centre. The museum hosts temporary exhibitions, conferences, workshops and events that appeal to visitors of all ages, making it an enriching experience for families, students and art lovers alike.

2 hours (approx.)・Admission not included

Stop atLe Suquet

Le Suquet, also known as the Old Town of Cannes, is a place where history comes alive. Walking through its narrow cobbled streets is like stepping back in time. The district's medieval origins are evident in its architecture, with charming buildings adorned with colourful shutters and wrought-iron balconies. Perched on a picturesque hill overlooking the Mediterranean, this historic district offers a wonderful escape from the bustling Croisette and a glimpse into Cannes' rich past. One of Le Suquet's main attractions is its breathtaking panoramic views. The viewpoint near the church of Our Lady of Esperance, with its iconic clock tower, is particularly famous for its spectacular views. There are several cultural gems in Le Suquet. The Musee de la Castre, housed in a medieval castle, is well worth a visit. For a real taste of Provence, don't miss the Suquet market, which takes place in the centre of the district.

2 hours (approx.)・No admission tickets required