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1 january > 31 december

Village tour by QR-Codes

  • Cultural
  • Guided tour
  • Historic
Maison des Gardes, 11 Place Charles de Gaulle, 83740 La Cadière-d'Azur
Old center Tour
©René Long
The device offers an independent guided tour, from their mobile phone, with a bilingual application.
Plates will be installed in the village.
They will offer an explanatory text or a QR code that you just need to flash to know everything about the following places (biographies, stories, on a double medium, written and audio).

Services

Services

Pets welcome

Opening times

Opening times

All year 2025 - Open everyday

Location

Location

Village tour by QR-Codes
Maison des Gardes, 11 Place Charles de Gaulle, 83740 La Cadière-d'Azur

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • English
  • French

Environment

Environment
  • Close to a motorway
  • Close to a public transportation
  • Village centre
  • Bus stop < 500 m
Rue des Maures
Rue des Maures
Formerly rue des Maugo, the Provencal name for the mallow plant. In the 1830 land register, it is listed as rue des Mauves.
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Saint Côme Saint Damien Church
Saint Côme Saint Damien Church
Archeological excavations have shown that this chapel was the center of a powerful priory of Marseille restores the Abbey of St Victor and that it was built around 6-7th...
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Saint Jean Foutain & church
Saint Jean Foutain & church
Below the village are the chapel and the Saint Jean fountain. For this you have to take a pedestrian cove along the parking lot "Square Athanase Bonifay" (under the Tourist...
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Traverses de la Miséricorde et des Pénitents Noirs
Traverses de la Miséricorde et des Pénitents Noirs
They run alongside the former chapel of La Miséricorde, one to the north, the other to the south. In 1633, the Pénitents Noirs brotherhood was founded, in competition with the...
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Porte Saint Jean
Porte Saint Jean
The door has the symbolic name of the first parish. This door was during the Middle Ages the main acess to the village.
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Rue Auguste Charlois
Rue Auguste Charlois
Named in tribute to Auguste Charlois, famous astronomer thanks to his discovery of many asteroids. (One of them was called« Cadiera »). He was born in the house located at...
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Rue du Greffe
Rue du Greffe
It prolongs the street « l’Horloge » to the street « Blanqueri ».
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Rue Blanquerie
Rue Blanquerie
It start from the door « Mazarine » and lead to the street « l’Eglise ».
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Porte Mazarine
Porte Mazarine
Named like this because, the door was open in 1657 with the abbropation of Mazarin lord of La Cadière. The door was bigger in 1937.
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Place des Consuls
Place des Consuls
It was created around 1935 on the past square where old’s houses was.
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Eglise Saint André
Eglise Saint André
Built between 1508 and 1522 on the site of a 12th-century church, and enlarged in the 17th and 18th centuries, this late-Gothic church is the perfect example of a late-Gothic...
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Place des Bergers
Place des Bergers
In 1933, the demolition of an old house allowed to extend "La Placette" (the place). In 1933, the demolition of an old house allowed to extend "La placette" (the place).
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Rue de la Rate
Rue de la Rate
In 1830 there was still a hous raised on a gantry above the street.
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Rue Paradis
Rue Paradis
The name "paradise" was given in the past at the small gardens and orchards well exposed.
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Place Saint André
Place Saint André
In 1900, were placed the old fountain (about 1676) and the wooden statue of Saint André recently upgraded.
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Place Sainte Madeleine
Place Sainte Madeleine
The path that runs along it was know in 1971 by the name of the street of the walls. There is a Chapel "Sainte Madeleine".
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Rue des Anciennes Ecoles
Rue des Anciennes Ecoles
It name came from old communal schools, there were until 1889 at number five and seven.
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Rue du Jeu de Paume
Rue du Jeu de Paume
Jeu de paume (palm game) is a ball and court game played with bure hands ( the rackets were introduced later). Jeu de Paume was practiced under the ramparts until the end of...
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Pomegranate tree Street
Pomegranate tree Street
At the time of the Revolution, it bore the name of rue du Migranier, provencal name for grenadier. In fact, one can dismiss the military origin, namely the soldiers who were...
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Calade de la Petite Ruelle
Calade de la Petite Ruelle
It links Street « Jeu de Pomme » with the street « Marx Dormoy ». This name was given late
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Rue de l'Octave
Rue de l'Octave
Nowadays, there is only north side of this old and narrow street.
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Rue du Grand Four
Rue du Grand Four
It links the street « Jeu de Paume » with the street « De la Colle ».
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Prudhommes Square
Prudhommes Square
Appeared in the eleventh century, the word prud'homme comes from a valiant man or prode man, preux and prode coming from the same Latin root prode derived from the Latin verb...
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Porte de la Colle
Porte de la Colle
The door called " Porte de la Colle", (down the street) allowed to enter inside the old village. This door has the same charasterictic than the St Jean' door. She was one of...
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Place de la Dîme
Place de la Dîme
It takes its name from the tithe collection office that was located there before the French Revolution.
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André Favory Street
André Favory Street
André Favory, born March 29, 1889 in Paris, the city where he died on February 5, 1937, is a French painter and illustrator. Favory painted in a Cubist style during the first...
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Clock Tower
Clock Tower
Built in the 16th century, it is narrow (2,6 meters at the side base) and runs for about 20 meters. It is topped by a pretty wrought iron campanile.
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Rue des Maures
Rue des Maures
Formerly rue des Maugo, the Provencal name for the mallow plant. In the 1830 land register, it is listed as rue des Mauves.
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Saint Côme Saint Damien Church
Saint Côme Saint Damien Church
Archeological excavations have shown that this chapel was the center of a powerful priory of Marseille restores the Abbey of St Victor and that it was built around 6-7th...
La Cadière-d'Azur
Saint Jean Foutain & church
Saint Jean Foutain & church
Below the village are the chapel and the Saint Jean fountain. For this you have to take a pedestrian cove along the parking lot "Square Athanase Bonifay" (under the Tourist...
La Cadière-d'Azur
Traverses de la Miséricorde et des Pénitents Noirs
Traverses de la Miséricorde et des Pénitents Noirs
They run alongside the former chapel of La Miséricorde, one to the north, the other to the south. In 1633, the Pénitents Noirs brotherhood was founded, in competition with the...
La Cadière-d'Azur
Porte Saint Jean
Porte Saint Jean
The door has the symbolic name of the first parish. This door was during the Middle Ages the main acess to the village.
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Rue Auguste Charlois
Rue Auguste Charlois
Named in tribute to Auguste Charlois, famous astronomer thanks to his discovery of many asteroids. (One of them was called« Cadiera »). He was born in the house located at...
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Updated on 02 February 2021 at 14:07
 by Bureau d'Information Tourisme de La Cadière d'Azur
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