Nearly 1200 feet high, Sainte Agnes is the highest village by the sea in Europe. From Cap Martin to the Italian riviera, the Mediterranean is at its feet.
Sainte Agnes has long been a coveted military outpost: it was first a fortified roman camp, then a 12th castle of the House of Savoie, then the last link of the Maginot line between France and Italy in the thirties. Far from the crowd and concrete of the Riviera, Ste Agnes has kept its architecture intact with its narrow lanes, its secret vaults and its close-knit houses. The ruins of the castle are now home to a medieval garden that evokes courteous love.
Where
to stay?
What to discover?
• Espace Culture and Traditions (EcoMuseum, archeology, painting and sculpture): everyday 10h-13 h/14h-18h.
• Fort de la ligne Maginot: everyday 15h-18h in season, Saturday and Sunday 14h30-17h 30 out of the summer season.
• Church N.-D.-des-Neiges: everyday at 9 h
