21 september > 31 december

Exhibition: "Beausoleil's Protected Heritage"

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Centre Histoire et Mémoire Roger Bennati, 26 avenue Maréchal Foch, Immeuble « Le Caroubier », 06240 Beausoleil

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Discover the new exhibition at the Roger Bennati History and Memory Center in the City of Beausoleil: “Beausoleil’s Protected Heritage.”

Discover the scholarly societies and a prince who saved the Ligurian oppidum at Mont des Mules, an architect who chose to save the Riviera Palace rather than see it demolished, and a family fighting to preserve and showcase their heritage—the Villa Juturne, which was listed as a historic site in February 2018. Discover the renovations and the work of local artisans, and round out your tour at the Domaine Charlot, which—though not designated a Historic Monument—is a heritage site that has been reinvented as a “third place.”