The Romans brought flatbread to current day Provence 2,000 years ago. In nearby Italy, this evolved into Focaccia while in the south of France it became Fougasse.
One of the jewels of the French Riviera, Antibes boasts amazing views, a stunning promenade, high endshopping, and eye-popping real estate prices. But, Antibes isn’t just for the billionaire class. Many sites, likethe lighthouse which has the best views of the city, the Antibes Cathedral, and the promenade, are free.
Antibes also has an excellent market featuring local produce, meats, cheeses, and flowers. And, some of thebest eats are inexpensive, like the Fougasse bread and seasonal deep-fried zucchini flowers. Lazily sip a glassof Rose with your Tourte de Blettes and forget about what you’re spending on your hotel.
Antibes, France is one of the most charming destinations on the French Riviera, and in this video Brent explores the best of its food, culture, and views. 🇫🇷✨
From tasting a strangely shaped local bread and a unique Lebanese sandwich, to discovering excellent Vietnamese food and a classic tart made with Swiss Chard, this Antibes food tour is full of delicious surprises.
Beyond the food, Brent climbs a lighthouse for breathtaking Côte d’Azur views and visits the world-famous Picasso Museum, located in the historic heart of Antibes.
Plus, he stumbles upon a session for dogs training for water rescues! If you’re planning a trip to the South of France or love food and travel videos, this Antibes travel guide will show you why this Riviera town is a must-visit.


