Antibes Cathedral

Antibes Cathedral, also called Notre-Dame-de-la-Platea, is the largest church in Antibes and was the seat of a bishop from the 5th century until 1244. Its façade was rebuilt after the siege of 1746–1747; the carved doors of 1710 show Saint Roch and Saint Sebastian, and inside hangs a Rosary altarpiece painted by Louis Bréa in 1515.

Nearby

Musée Picasso Antibes

art museum

Port Vauban

harbour

Fort Carré

castle

Free entry

Official site

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