CHÂTEAU-MUSÉE GRIMALDI
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Castle converted into a museum and classified as a historical monument, the patio, the Louis XIII gate and the Olive Tree Museum to visit
Built in 1309 for Rainier Grimaldi, Lord of Cagnes, this building remained the family home of the Grimaldis before being acquired by the municipality of Cagnes-sur-Mer in 1937. The castle was then transformed into a museum, then classified as a historical monument in 1948. Its fortress-like silhouette contrasts with the light and airy interiors, which are the result of embellishments from the Baroque period. Don't miss: the patio surrounded by arcades, the Louis XIII door with marble frame topped by a balcony of honour, the Olive Tree Museum...
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