Old Town (Vieil Antibes)
Inside the ramparts — Picasso museum, Provençal market, character apartments, walkable to Port Vauban.

France · Côte d'Azur
Port Vauban superyachts, Picasso old town, one of the world's top trophy peninsulas.
Antibes commune covers the old town, Juan-les-Pins and the Cap d'Antibes peninsula. The old town inside Vauban's ramparts is a tight, characterful apartment market (€7,000–€10,000/m²). Juan-les-Pins delivers beachfront apartments and Belle Époque hotels. Cap d'Antibes is the trophy peninsula: the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Eilenroc, and private estates from €5M to €80M+.
Inside the ramparts — Picasso museum, Provençal market, character apartments, walkable to Port Vauban.
Pineta-fringed beach, jazz festival, beachfront apartment stock from €700k.
Private estates with direct sea access. Eilenroc, Garoupe and the Boulevard Kennedy address book.
Europe's largest superyacht marina — quayside apartments and direct yacht-to-door access.
The original Riviera — sun, sea and serious legacy investment.
La Croisette, the Festival and a year-round prime apartment market.
France's coastal capital — international airport, Belle Époque, best value among Riviera cities.
July–August capital of the Mediterranean — vineyards, beach clubs, supreme privacy.
The Cap is one of the rare Riviera locations where you can keep a yacht at Port Vauban (the IYCA basin holds 50+m vessels) and walk home. Antibes old town offers the most authentically Provençal evening life on the central Riviera.
Mediterranean — see Côte d'Azur overview.
Cap d'Antibes is a true scarcity market: ~250 trophy parcels, very low turnover, multi-decade price compounding. Old-town and Juan-les-Pins apartments trade like central Cannes with marginally lower yields and a stronger character premium.