Fort Carré

Fort Carré, or the cubic fortress, was one of the first fortified bastions built in the Renaissance period by order of King Henry II of France. It was used to guard the nearby border with Nice and defend the city of Antibes. Today, it has a fascinating history that highlights Over the entire area, its beautiful architecture based on mathematical principles, its 43-meter-high rampart offering unparalleled views, and its 4 hectares of protected gardens with a collection of typical Mediterranean flora and fauna.