At the end of the Cap d'Antibes, on a superb plot of 11 hectares, lies the Villa Eilenroc.

This exceptional House symbolizes the luxury and the pleasure of the Belle Epoque.
It was built in 1867 according to plans of Charles Garnier, architect of the operas of Paris and Monte Carlo.
The park surrounding the Villa is decorated with traditional species of the Mediterranean landscape. At the heart of this true plant Conservatory, the rose garden offers the public the fragrances and essences of its thousands of varieties, created for the most part to Antibes Juan-les-Pins, capital of the rose.

In 2011, a scented garden was also established at the entrance to the rose garden. In addition, the coastal path to perform a walk of 3.7 km between the villa Eilenroc Beach and Cove of Garoupe. You can stroll and enjoy the panorama along the Cap d'Antibes and the Villa or make a stop in the small beach of the Cove of the fake money.

It's a very nice getaway, still little known to the general public.

His tour is available every Wednesday from 14: 00 to 17: 00, and the 1^St and 3^e Saturday of the month from 14 h to 17 h

Price: 2 euros (free for children under 12)
The entrance to the villa Eilenroc is free from 1^St October to 31 March, for adults as well as children.

Be aware that dogs are not allowed.

Possibility of closure without notice, call to validate whether open before travel you.