Jardin de la Pinède
Jardin de la Pinède is a wooded park in Antibes, in the Juan-les-Pins district beside the Mediterranean coast. More than three hundred pine trees rise above shaded paths, creating space for walks, picnics and quiet breaks near the town centre.
The grove has been classified as wooded since the early twentieth century, while its cultural life includes children’s puppet shows and the annual Jazz à Juan festival. Founded in 1960, the festival grew from performances at Fort Carré and Pinède Gould into a major seaside celebration of jazz, rock, soul, funk, blues and world music. Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and Sting have performed there, alongside jazz parades, jam sessions and free concerts for young musicians.
Pinède Gould gives the park its most distinctive scene: live music beneath pine trees beside the Mediterranean.
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