Villa Eilenroc : Eternal elegance on the Cap d’Antibes

Villa Eilenroc : Eternal Elegance on the Cap d’Antibes

Wednesday 27 October 14.30 p.m.

Guided visit of the Villa Eilenroc and its gardens

The villa was built in 1867 following plans by Charles Garnier (architect of the Paris and Monaco opera houses) in Juan les Pins, once known as the capital of roses. Before the eruption of the war it was one of the grandest houses in the French Riviera. The Riviera became a winter destination for European aristocrats. Guests include the Valentino's, Greta Garbo, European royalty & kings of industry. Eilenroc is the anagram of Cornelie, for whom the villa was built by a wealthy Dutchman Hugh Hope Loudon. Later owners of the villa created an exceptional garden. The last owner Mrs Beaumont left the villa in 1927 to the town of Antibes.

Meeting point:

In front of the entrance on:

460 Avenue Beaumont, Cap d’Antibes

Public transportation: enviebus line N° 2 from the: <schedule>;

bus station behind the central railway station in Antibes, departure 13:45 hours
Bus stop in front of the villa Eilenroc named Fontaine  

For those who will arrive by car there is no parking place at the villa so come early to park in the area nearby.

Limit of numbers 15

The guided visit takes 1 ½ hours, afterwards we will visit the garden on our own.

Price per person

3 Euros for the English-speaking guide, payment through the website

2 Euros to be paid at the entrance gate to the parc at Eilenroc.

Closing date for reservations October 20

Notice:
	Pass Sanitaire and Mask are required by this venue.
	Venue is Dissability friendly

If you need more info please contact Ineke Keij: inekeantibes@outlook.com