Antoine Pierini's workshop occupies a 15th-century olive mill at 9 chemin du Plan in Biot, not to be confused with the Verrerie de Biot, the village's larger, ticketed tourist attraction. Here, Antoine Pierini works molten glass in front of visitors, with his wife Gaëlle handling the welcome, in a setting that has stayed genuinely artisanal.
The workshop offers small-group glassblowing experiences, where visitors can follow the work at the furnace up close and leave with a better understanding of the glassblower's craft. Specifics (duration, how hands-on it can be, availability for a private group) are arranged directly with the workshop: nothing of this kind is sold through online ticketing.
Other experiences in Port Vauban
A short walk from Port Vauban, the lanes of Old Antibes and the covered market on Cours Masséna make for an easy, quick shore stop.
Adventure & OutdoorsThe Tirepoil path, a walk around Cap d'AntibesA coastal path of more than five kilometres runs around the tip of Cap d'Antibes, between rocky coves and bay views, with no professional or booking required.
Adventure & OutdoorsDiving off Cap Gros, between drop-offs and wrecksThe Cap Gros area, off Antibes, brings together several dive sites known for their visibility and varied seabed, accessible with a certified professional.