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Visit to Villa Santa Lucia (historic monument)

Name: Visit to Villa Santa Lucia (historic monument)
Start: 2026-06-06
End: 2026-09-07
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Guided tour
Architecture
Habitat
Garden rendez-vous

Villa Santa Lucia, 60 Traverse Nicolas, 13007 Marseille 7ème

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Exceptional visit to a listed historic monument with a remarkable garden.

Exceptional visit to a listed historic monument with a remarkable garden. Located in Marseille, in the heart of Roucas Blanc, this property overlooks the Corniche Kennedy and offers exceptional sea views. The garden of Villa Santa Lucia features a remarkable collection of 19th-century rockwork architecture and decorations created in the 1890s by the rockworker Gaspard Gardini: grottoes, waterfalls, greenhouse, belvedere, crib, fortified castle... Today, the garden features century-old pines and a collection of Mediterranean and subtropical plants, including many rare species.