Museum in the town

Summary | Culture


	Chateau Grimaldi became the Picasso Museum on 27 December 1966. Picasso stayed there from mid-September to mid-November 1946 and produced a great deal of work. more info		In 1963 it was set up in the Bastion Saint André, a fortification built by Vauban at the end of the 17th century. more info


	The museum houses the whimsical work of Raymond Peynet, and since 1955 there have also been exhibitions of humorous cartoonists and illustrators. more info		Many documents and memorabilia from the Napoleonic era are on display. The collection tells the story of his One Hundred days. more info


	Fort Carré has overlooked Port Vauban for four-and-a-half centuries, and is now open to everyone curious to see the fascinating living history of Antibes. more info		Conjures up the rich past of Antibes, important moments in the history of the town and the daily life of people here at the beginning of the 20th century. more info


	The Museum Public Section organises many activities for visitors including cultural and learning courses for children and adults. more info

The museum is closed for an important restoration work of the building.

During the building works, the museum’s administration adress and phone number are the same:

Musée Picasso, château Grimaldi, 06600 Antibes,
T. 33 (0)4 92 90 54 20 – F. 33 (0)4 92 90 54 21
musee.picasso@ville-antibes.fr

The Cultural Service
T. 33 (0)4 92 90 54 28 – F. 33 (0)4 92 90 53 62
Publics.musees@ville-antibes.fr

The Culturel Service of the Museums organises several programmes for children, please consult : « culture » and « service des publics ».

The Association of the Friends of the musée Picasso
15 place Révély - 06600 Antibes
T. 33 (0)4 93 34 71 07

Thank you for your understanding.