Ok. First of all, Clooney ain’t got nothing on Carl 😊. Love the tour to Antibes. I could never get into the Picasso museum in Barcelona. And always love the European sense of old and new. Beautiful yachts! Knot Again 🙌🍾👌
That porcelain map of the town is in the second archway leading to Rue Thuret (the next archway to .the right from the one shown in the video). If you exit the Musée Picasso, walk down the ramp & continue straight on, then at the end turn left to the remparts. Follow the remparts around to the right until they stop. There are some lovely views of the old town from there. If you carry on & follow the coastline around about half a mile, there are two lovely sandy beaches (called Plage Salis) which offer stunning views of Antibes
@@goingwalkaboutnow Thanks. We are lucky enough to live in Antibes & so know our way around. Your video was lovely & very well presented. The Old Town is a wonderful place full of old narrow streets & archways. Also the area of Saffranier is really colourful with bourgainvillea hanging over the streets (Walk from the Port up through the Marché Provençal & continue to follow the road down the hill - watch the bend at the bottom as the cars can come around there quickly, take the first right as you go down the slope a& then turn left) Hope that you don't mind me adding to the info you gave. Thanks
Thank you, I am visiting Antibes this July, can’t wait
Ok. First of all, Clooney ain’t got nothing on Carl 😊. Love the tour to Antibes. I could never get into the Picasso museum in Barcelona. And always love the European sense of old and new. Beautiful yachts! Knot Again 🙌🍾👌
Cracking up about the George Clooney side by side!🤣
Excellent as always maybe just a little cruel
You can visit Monaco 🇲🇨, Not so far from Nice . From paris
That porcelain map of the town is in the second archway leading to Rue Thuret (the next archway to .the right from the one shown in the video). If you exit the Musée Picasso, walk down the ramp & continue straight on, then at the end turn left to the remparts. Follow the remparts around to the right until they stop. There are some lovely views of the old town from there. If you carry on & follow the coastline around about half a mile, there are two lovely sandy beaches (called Plage Salis) which offer stunning views of Antibes
Great info thanks
@@goingwalkaboutnow Thanks. We are lucky enough to live in Antibes & so know our way around. Your video was lovely & very well presented. The Old Town is a wonderful place full of old narrow streets & archways. Also the area of Saffranier is really colourful with bourgainvillea hanging over the streets (Walk from the Port up through the Marché Provençal & continue to follow the road down the hill - watch the bend at the bottom as the cars can come around there quickly, take the first right as you go down the slope a& then turn left)
Hope that you don't mind me adding to the info you gave. Thanks