Along the way, you’ll discover Mediterranean flora with educational panels, and the 17th-century Sainte Croix chapel… There’s also the 1814 Peace Monument and a magnificent panoramic view over the bay of Saint-Cyr-les-Lecques and…
(listed as a historic monument) This gate bears the symbolic name of the first parish. Bored into the ramparts, it was the main entrance to the village in the Middle Ages. And conversely,…
So named because it was opened in 1657 with the authorization of Mazarin, then Lord of La Cadière. It was enlarged in 1937. It was next to this gate that King Charles IX…
It has the same characteristics as the Porte St Jean. It is also one of the three primitive gates that gave access to the village. The portcullis slide can still be seen, but…
La Cadière is home to 25 ovens, but unfortunately they are all on private land, except for 2 on the GR 51 towards La Toussane. Cade ovens are massive constructions, built of large…
Built in the 16th century, it is narrow (2.6 meters at the base) and rises to a height of around 20 meters. It is topped by an attractive wrought-iron campanile. The clock :…
It was Cardinal Mazarin, then abbot of Saint-Victor, who authorized the opening of a new gate in the ramparts (the Porte Mazarine). It was decided to build the first reservoir “to hold the…
Built between 1508 and 1522 on the site of a 12th-century church and enlarged in the 17th and 18th centuries, this late-Gothic church features a beautiful polychrome marble altar with ciborium. The church…
Archaeological excavations have shown that this chapel was the center of a powerful priory belonging to the Abbey of St. Victor, and that it was built around the 6th/17th centuries on the remains…
Along the way, you’ll discover the Bandol PDO vineyards, a magnificent view of the villages of La Cadière d’Azur and Le Castellet, and the Fontanieu fountain. La Fontaine de Fontanieu: We haven’t yet…
