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Old Antibes' This map made of ceramic tiles shows the Old...
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view from the sea This is what a yachtsman would see on approaching Antibes from the...
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Promenade Amiral de Grasse This is a popular place for strolling, named after the French Admiral...
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from atop the ramparts This is my favorite of all the Antibes photos. Although it was...
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residences ...
along Promenade de lAmiral de Grasse. They obviously...
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the ramparts extension They not only encircle much of the old town, but they also extend out as a...
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Archaeological Museum It is built into the Saint-André bastion of the ramparts near the old...
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the old castle ...
from the rear. The 85 ft (27m) tower was built in the 11th century to...
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the sandy beach There werent any swimmers in mid-February
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entering Old Antibes ...
from Avenue de Verdun, a broad boulevard that separates the...
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memorial fountain Commissioned by King Louis XVI, it commemorates the French Army Engineers who...
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side street near the ramparts This, and the next eight photos show some of the picturesque little...
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side street near ramparts
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another side street
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and another Believe it or not, they are nvigable (in one direction only) by small cars.
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near the ramparts
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another one
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Saint Esprit street near cathedral
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THE restaurant With prices that I can only describe as astronomical, the Figuier de Saint...
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the cathedral's facade Part of the cathedral dates from the early 12th century, but it has...
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side view As you can see, the construction is simple and solid.
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the nave The cathedral has an 18th century organ, and still functions as a...
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the beautiful pulpit
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one side altar I believe the statue shows Saint Joseph holding the baby Jesus.
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This baroque side altar ...
contains a beautiful nativity painting.
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