
Antibes Cathedral
Antibes Cathedral
Cannes, France
Cathedral known for its elaborate wooden doors, carved by Antibois artist Joseph Dolle in the 1700s.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Cathedral known for its elaborate wooden doors, carved by Antibois artist Joseph Dolle in the 1700s.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Eric Feazel — a month ago
I visited the Antibes Cathedral today. It is a Catholic church that dates back to around 450 AD. When I walked in it didn’t feel quite that old though. After a little reading I discovered that the church had been raised and rebuilt a few times over its life. Nonetheless, it was a sight to see. To sit in the pews and look at the stained glass windows and the massive organ in the back. It was impressive. I didn’t attend a mass, although they are still given regularly according to the signs outsid
**★★★★★ Giovanni Bruno — 2 months ago
A very pretty cathedral in the heart of Old Town Antibes. The interior is stunning and the exterior exhibits historic architecture. It is almost always open. It is situated on a hill which overlooks Antibes, so there is a minor climb to reach the church.
**★★★★★ Rob (Bharat) Yates — a year ago
Lovely historical cathedral, inside it is very peaceful and beautiful. It has stunning artwork and a nice place to relax in a tranquil environment. Would definitely recommend a visit if in the area
**★★★★★ Jean Nahed — a year ago
The Antibes Cathedral, formally known as Notre-Dame-de-la-Platea d'Antibes, is a historic Roman Catholic cathedral located in the heart of the old town of Antibes on the French Riviera. The cathedral's origins date back to the Roman period. The cathedral features a blend of Romanesque and Baroque architectural styles. Its facade, designed in the 18th century, is simple yet striking, with a distinctive pink ochre color typical of Provençal architecture. Inside, the cathedral houses beautiful chap
**★★★★☆ herm dig — a year ago
A pretty little cathedral tucked away in the old part of town, easily found if using the pedestrianised coastal path. The colourful exterior has been repainted and many of the altar pieces have been restored and these greatly enhance the otherwise plain and simple interior.
















