Circuit découverte - Villas Belle Epoque à Valescure
This tour takes you along the Valescurois alleys to discover the beautiful homes that make up the district's identity.
A must-see!
7 Avenue de l'île verte
83700 Saint-Raphaël
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Circuit découverte - Villas Belle Epoque à Valescure
7 Avenue de l'île verte
83700 Saint-Raphaël
I'm going by train
Presentation
Starting point for the Valescure historical trail, Square Mariani, with its famous fountain on the Rond-Point des Anglais.
Turn right around the square onto Avenue de l'île Verte, which begins at the corner with the magnificent Villa "La Moineaudière". It faces Villa "Les Grillons".
You then reach the flower-filled gateway to "La Demeure" and its small tower.
Continue right along Avenue de l'Île Verte to the dazzling "des Messugues" residence, the first villa built in Valescure in 1882. From this vantage point, you can also see the "Villa Marie" and its tower, which welcomed the Fitzgerald family in 1924.
At the end of the avenue, "La Lezardière" and its neighbor "Les Cigales" are flooded with greenery.
Turn left onto the main avenue as far as Villa "Le Maquis", and cross the road to reach Eglise de Tous les Saints.
Make a U-turn and turn left onto Bd du Suveret to return to Avenue des Mimosas.
Cross at the crosswalk.
On the other side of the street, you'll see the "Villa La Chêneraie". Walk down the avenue towards Jardin P. Fernez, laid out on the site of the former "Île Verte" villa.
On your left, the small "Villa Les Agaves" stands alongside the "Grand Hôtel des Anglais", testimony to the splendor and opulence of this Belle Epoque district.
You're back at Square Mariani.
Turn right around the square onto Avenue de l'île Verte, which begins at the corner with the magnificent Villa "La Moineaudière". It faces Villa "Les Grillons".
You then reach the flower-filled gateway to "La Demeure" and its small tower.
Continue right along Avenue de l'Île Verte to the dazzling "des Messugues" residence, the first villa built in Valescure in 1882. From this vantage point, you can also see the "Villa Marie" and its tower, which welcomed the Fitzgerald family in 1924.
At the end of the avenue, "La Lezardière" and its neighbor "Les Cigales" are flooded with greenery.
Turn left onto the main avenue as far as Villa "Le Maquis", and cross the road to reach Eglise de Tous les Saints.
Make a U-turn and turn left onto Bd du Suveret to return to Avenue des Mimosas.
Cross at the crosswalk.
On the other side of the street, you'll see the "Villa La Chêneraie". Walk down the avenue towards Jardin P. Fernez, laid out on the site of the former "Île Verte" villa.
On your left, the small "Villa Les Agaves" stands alongside the "Grand Hôtel des Anglais", testimony to the splendor and opulence of this Belle Epoque district.
You're back at Square Mariani.
Tips
- Découverte des très belles demeures constituant l’identité du quartier de Valescure.
- Parcours urbain le long de rues calmes et bordées de verdure
- Parcours urbain le long de rues calmes et bordées de verdure
Spoken languages
Equipments
Equipements (fr)
Tarifs
Free access.
Mise à jour le 16/05/2022
Par Office de tourisme de Saint-Raphaël
Marianne d’Or
du développement durable 2024
Lauréat de la “Meilleure identité visuelle”
aux Trophées de la Communication 2023
