UNESCO : Carabacel

In 1880, Ernestine Mayrargues had this house built by the architect Sébastien-Marcel Biasini.

Built in 1911 by the renowned Parisian architect Abert Guilbert, it was originally a family villa with all floors organized around a central skylight with a glass roof.

André Minangoy, architect of Marina Baie des Anges, built this building with broken sides, sharp angles and a bold entrance canopy in 1958. The omnipresent loggias mark the importance of outdoor living.

Built in 1930 by the Lyon architect Claude-Marie Gaillard, the building reveals a continuation of the typology and ornamentation of the 1900s, at a time when the modern and art deco movements had appeared.

On this site stood a large house, finished with a tower at its western end. A hotel was built there, probably by Charles Dalmas.

Built by Charles Dalmas in 1911, it consists of two buildings, one of which is ten floors high, with a metal frame covered with masonry.

A regionalist trend, advocating a return to traditional Mediterranean architecture with a Provençal tendency, appeared on the French Riviera around 1920.

From 1862, this complex was built on this sunny hillside in several phases. Much appreciated by foreigners, the "Guide Carli, advisor to the tourist in Nice and its surroundings, 1864" presents them as follows: "three elegantly furnished houses, divisible into apartments, very nice southern exposure, stables and shed, enjoyment of a large garden".

Opened in 1864, it is one of the city's most renowned establishments, surrounded by a park that accompanies the monumental access ramp.

The stone walls surmounted by balusters delimit the former property of the oil merchant Castel, whose monumental villa (1902) remains with its rich ironwork and its overflowing roof in the seaside style.

In the building permit application of 1928, by the architects Joseph Cordone and Louis Constantin, the building is called La roseraie.

Built by the architect Jules Febvre, the hotel opened in 1909. With 400 rooms, it is representative of the hotel-palaces.

​​The closest hotel to the city, the Carabacel Hotel Park, opened in 1912.

The current building is the result of the restoration of a large religious building and its decorative updating by the architect Charles Dalmas.