Antibes is another city close to Nice. All these small cities along the French Riveria are about 15-30 minutes apart from each other. We were really happy that we got a car during our time there since the public transport was pretty infrequent there. Below: A lazy cat epitomizing the general atmosphere of Antibes
Antibes is a very quaint village with interesting stores, quaint sideways and lots of restaurants. Reminded me a bit of Holland Village in Singapore. The entire place was sooo interesting. Its a tourist spot, but isn´t as crowded as Nice. And the place just had this "French-ness" about it. Great place to spend a leisurely afternoon - Taking in the sights, doing some people-watching and enjoying the lazyness lingering in the air.
The back alleys are simply awesome. Its such an experience just to walk along these sidewalks and see what´s around the next bend. I liked especially to see how the modern shops (hairdresser on the right) are located side-by-side with older houses (on the left)
Posing with some random rose bush
Seafood galore......
We went to this restaurant, Le Brulot, upon Steph´s recommendation..
where we had escargoes as starters, followed by grilled dory fish for myself and some steak for Stephan.
What the streets look like by night.... as I said, idyllic, romantic and just what you would picture a French street to look like.
4 comments:
Hi Prissy, welcome back :) Wow, your France trip looks so nice. You had escargots for dinner?? Uuuh, how did it taste? I wouldn't dare...
Geli
Hi dear Geli! Yeah we had escargots for dinner. Actually it taste like mushrooms! When you get over the fact that they are snails, its pretty ok. I don´t need to have it everyday though! Tried my first escargots in Canada...so this wasn´t a first try.
I'm so envious - ahh les fruits de mer...
Hey Serene! :) I´m envious of ALL your cooking! Waiting to buy a bigger car and then it´d be no problem to drive down to visit you!
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