Falling in Love with the Doors and Windows of Antibes
Barefoot Blogger · ExploreI was so impressed by the doors and windows of Antibes I couldn’t wait to show you!
While organising photos from my recent trip to Antibes, I was so excited I just HAD to show you the photos of just the doors and windows. What a picturesque place!
…Continue reading here for Deborah’s photos of the colourful doors and windows in the old town of Antibes. These images will make you want to book a trip to the French Riviera.
Other articles on Antibes:
Artist Nicolas Lavarenne – À ciel ouvert by Rebecca at Access Riviera
A visit to the Picasso Museum by Phoebe Thomas
Antibes in Two Days: Moonlight and Absinthe by Deborah
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