From Rue Cavasse to Rue Saint-Sauveur, take a stroll through the narrow streets and squares of Le Vieux-Cannet! You'll be seduced by this charming village, where you can explore Le Cannet's rich cultural, historical and artistic heritage.
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Opposite the museum, cross Boulevard Sadi Carnot and take Rue Cavasse.
This cobbled, pedestrian street, formerly known as "rue des Marchés" then "avenue du square", took its name in 1868 to honor the memory of physician Auguste Cavasse, mayor of Le Cannet. This pleasant street is home to the 1900 villas designed by architect Stoecklin, where the whiteness of the stone stands out against the other materials. Thick walls, whitewashed renderings, cornices, Roman tiles and wrought-iron...
This cobbled, pedestrian street, formerly known as "rue des Marchés" then "avenue du square", took its name in 1868 to honor the memory of physician Auguste Cavasse, mayor of Le Cannet. This pleasant street is home to the 1900 villas designed by architect Stoecklin, where the whiteness of the stone stands out against the other materials. Thick walls, whitewashed renderings, cornices, Roman tiles and wrought-iron...
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