Saint-Bernardin Chapel

Saint-Bernardin Chapel, in Antibes

Saint-Bernardin Chapel is a religious building of the historic heritage of Antibes, with a neo-Gothic façade. The Antibes audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this chapel, a witness of the tradition of the penitents and the history of the city.

The chapel with the neo-Gothic façade

At the corner of rue Paul Martelli, Saint-Bernardin Chapel stands out by its neo-Gothic style façade. This religious building is part of the historic heritage of Antibes. Linked to the tradition of the brotherhoods of penitents, who once played an important role in the religious and social life of the city, the chapel keeps a careful interior decor. Discreet but remarkable, it testifies to the richness of the spiritual heritage of the old town of Antibes. You discover it with respect, during a walk in the old centre.

What to see

You admire, with respect, the neo-Gothic style façade and the careful interior decor of this chapel linked to the tradition of the penitents, in the heart of the old town. Saint-Bernardin Chapel testifies to the spiritual heritage of Antibes. It is a stop to be discovered with respect.

Practical information

Saint-Bernardin Chapel lies in the heart of the old town of Antibes, at the corner of rue Paul Martelli, reachable on foot. A place of worship and heritage, it can be visited with respect; access follows its own hours, which vary. It is best to enquire before coming and to respect the character of the place.

To what tradition is Saint-Bernardin Chapel linked?

To the tradition of the brotherhoods of penitents, who once played an important role in the religious and social life of Antibes; the chapel, with a neo-Gothic façade, is part of the historic heritage of the town.

Where is Saint-Bernardin Chapel?

In the heart of the old town of Antibes, at the corner of rue Paul Martelli, in France.