The Roseraie is a must-see of the Belle Époque for garden enthusiasts. Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild gave it a place of honor south of the Villa, making the Roseraie “the prow” of the ship she imagined for the gardens of the Villa Île-de-France, like a flowering spur between the Villefranche harbor and the Baie des Fourmis.

It is around this flower that, for a weekend, we revive Béatrice’s passion, both a devoted horticulturist and deeply in love with roses.

By welcoming horticulturists, rose growers, and nurserymen to share their passion with you and advise you among the finest of their creations, we also offer you:

Jewels of the Belle Époque, the Villa and its gardens transform for the occasion into a venue for concerts, performances, and exhibitions, offering an exceptional setting for exhibitors, craftsmen, and artists.

A unique place where plants, the sea, and the light interact over the hours, seasons, and clouds.