Park by the port and have a walk through the beautiful Antibes. Make a stop at the Provençal Market and later enjoy. Or vice versa. The museum is located in a beautiful Grimaldi Castle by the sea and it makes a difference. The exhibition is comprehensive and includes also a lot of drawings. At the end don’t miss the very nice terrace.

small and nice museum, large exhibition on the first floor and various Picasso art pieces on the second floor. we liked it soso. we missed a story line. on the positive side, the terrace is beautiful.

From our hotel in the Antibes marina area, we walked to both the Archeological and Picasso Museums which are close together. Neither one was satisfying nor met my expectations. Both are relatively small and on a provincial level. The Picasso Museum, one of many museums of the same name, was located within Grimaldi Castle, named after the royal family of Monaco and who own many castles in the Riviera. Though the galleries were filled with beautiful art, there were actually fewer Picasso pieces than I expected to see. Though I am not an art historian, I did not recognize the names of the other works displayed--nothing impressive or memorable.

Excellent space with compelling works by Miro and Picasso. The Miro is a special Nahmad exhibit through 28 October 2024, in addition to permanent Picasso collection. These modern works look terrific displayed on the white washed walls of this medieval Grimaldi chateau. Appealing juxtaposition of medieval setting with modern art. All works have excellent descriptions in English and French. And there is plenty of space allotted for each canvas. Really packs a visual impact. Good appreciation also for the interior of the actual chateau. Beautiful ramparts terrace overlooking the sea at the exit. Highly recommend. We just showed up around 4:00 PM and there was a short queue. Recommend allowing at least 90 minutes and get there earlier in the day. Not sure if timed tickets are an option.

Really excellent museum housed in an imposing medieval chateau, which makes an interesting setting for the modern artworks on display. Arrived late morning and there was a queue for about 15-20 minutes to get in. There's currently a Miro exhibition which you go through first, but this didn't grab us at all so we quickly moved on to the Picasso collection. It's not huge but there were more of his works on display than I'd expected. Also lots of information in both French and English about Picasso himself and the time he spent in Antibes, plus photos, drawings and a few sculptures. We learned a lot and spent a great couple of hours there.