In the heart of Fréjus, nestled between the sea and history, stands the majestic Villa Marie, a place where the elegance of architecture rubs shoulders with the richness of a fascinating past.
An exceptional garden and a panoramic view from Villa Marie
The belvedere tower, emerging from the roof, offers a breathtaking view of the park and the sea.
This 2-hectare park is a true landscaped masterpiece. Designed in 1906, it follows the geometric shapes of the French garden. The paths, lined with magnolias and cedars, lead to a rectangular pond decorated with classical statues. At the heart of the garden, there are rare species such as century-old palm trees, grandiflora magnolias and Himalayan cedars. In addition, the statue of the Marquis de Valbelle, from his tomb, and a copy of Falconnet's Bather enrich this place of serenity.
Villa Marie: where history flourishes in culture and escape
Thus, Villa Marie embodies the perfect marriage between history, art and culture. It is a living testimony to the elegance of a bygone era. Today, it has become a beacon of culture in Fréjus.
Indeed, it is here, between the shade of the magnolias and the light of the past, that visitors discover the living memory of the city. Moreover, they can also enjoy a moment of escape and reflection.
Opening times
Days of the week | Schedule |
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Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 09h00-12h00 et 14h00-17h30 |
Wednesday | 09h00-17h30 |
Thursday | 14h00-17h30 |
Friday | 14h00-17h30 |
Saturday | 10h00-12h30 et 13h30-17h30 |
Sunday | Closed |
