Things to do in Antibes

Angel Bay—the very name evokes endless daydreams. And after visiting, you'll find it truly lives up to its name. The sand on the beach is fine and soft, and the water is crystal clear, making it an excellent choice for strolling or swimming. The beachfront facilities are also excellent, with a variety of restaurants and leisure amenities, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty while fulfilling all your daily needs.

Highly recommend tourists to discover the old quartier of Cannes which is less commercialised than the area near train station. Recommend anyone interested in history to visit Musee des explorations du monde, which is nestled within the ancient castle overlooking the old quartier. Although being a small museum, the collection of historical pieces around the world including Ancient Egypt, Greece and Africa is astonishing. The great number of artwork showing ancient Cannes and South of France are also of high historical values. The museum is also free to students.

As the name suggests, it's an area with an old-fashioned feel. There are a lot of delicious restaurants. In particular, there were a lot of famous gelato shops, so people were waiting in line. ☺️

Located on a hill outside Nice, the town of Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a traditional French castle. Galleries, art galleries, and studios can be found everywhere in the town, which is full of artistic atmosphere, quiet and elegant.

It happened to be winter when I went there, so there were almost no people on the beach. The sea water was not as blue as in summer, but the light blue hue was also unique. Although it is also close to the Mediterranean Sea, the sea breeze is much milder than that in Tel Aviv and Alexandria, Egypt, and the climate is mild and pleasant. No wonder Matisse went to Nice for recuperation in winter. This time there was a strike, and the city's transportation was on strike. I just walked around the old town and the beach, strolled on the English Promenade, and picked up stones on the beach. I could spend a whole day there.

Cannes is also a small city that is very suitable for tourism. It is also one of the good places to hold film festivals. Every gathering of the film festival is very popular, and there are quite a lot of film projects here.

When talking about Cannes, the first thing that comes to mind is the red carpet and the movie palace. However, the actual movie red carpet palace is not very big. It looks particularly big every year when there are no cameras and tourists! In Cannes without a film festival, the red carpet is a market, a place for people to communicate!

Castle Hill is open to the public free of charge and is open for sightseeing and picnicking. The observation deck overlooks the Bay of Angels, the Promenade des Anglais and the old town. The tower on top was the supply fortress of the castle in the 16th century and is now used as the castle's radio room. There is also a castle museum to visit, as well as an 18th-century artificial waterfall.

The Croisette in Cannes is a famous seaside street. It feels romantic to walk, run or do nothing here. Because there are usually bars across the street, it feels very relaxing.