Cabris
Overlooking the Bay of Cannes and the hills of Grasse, Cabris is a typical Provencal village, known for its beauty, calm and exceptional views of the sea and mountains.
Its flowery alleys, old stones and shady squares tell a millennial story, marked by the monks of Lérins, the lords of Cabris and great names like Marie de Saint-Exupéry, mother of the writer of the Little Prince.
Around the feudal castle, the Grand Pré and the many chapels that dot the village, Cabris has been able to preserve its authenticity while opening up to modernity. Every Friday, the Place de la Mairie comes alive with its market, where you can find food and fish.
Today, it is a place of relaxation and discovery, where you come to stroll, admire the panorama or simply enjoy the Provencal art of living, between sky, stones and lavender.
Wivisites
With Wivisites, discover the Pays de Grasse in complete freedom thanks to free audio-guided tours accessible directly from your phone.
No need for a guide or schedule: choose your route, start the visit and let yourself be accompanied through the streets, villages and emblematic sites of the territory.
As you walk, discover the history, heritage, anecdotes and characters that shaped the Pays de Grasse. A simple and fun way to explore the cities and villages of the territory, at your own pace and according to your desires.
Phone in hand, listen, observe and let the Pays de Grasse tell you its story.
The essentials
In Cabris, we take height. The esplanade of the feudal castle, Place Mirabeau, offers a spectacular view of the Mediterranean: its belvedere is one of the most remarkable on the Côte d’Azur.
Heart of local life, the Grand Pré hosts many events throughout the year: carnival, petanque competitions, flea markets. It is a living space conducive to exchanges and the creation of links.
A few meters from the Place du Panorama, the parish church of Notre-Dame de l’Assomption, completed in 1630, is perched at the top of the village. Often struck by lightning, she experienced a fire that destroyed her wooden altar, after which her bell tower was lowered by half.
Panoramas, parties and heritage: in Cabris, every detour offers a point of view.
Agenda
June : Feux de la Saint-Jean
July : Fête Provençale
August : Fête patronale de la Saint-Roch
