Villa Domergue

Villa Domergue, perched in the hills above Cannes, is a 1930s Art Deco residence designed by painter Jean-Gabriel Domergue and his wife, sculptor Odette Maudrange-Domergue. Known for its terraced Mediterranean gardens, sculptures, and sweeping views over the Bay of Cannes, it offers a tranquil, cultured counterpoint to the Riviera’s bustle. The villa occasionally hosts art exhibitions, classical concerts, and events tied to the Cannes Film Festival jury. Visits are typically limited to guided tours and seasonal openings, so check schedules in advance. Ideal for lovers of garden design, decorative arts, and quieter, off-center cultural sights.