Visitors learn about the history of the site and its founder, American artist and philanthropist Jerome Hill. They also get to know more about the current activities of the Camargo Foundation, a residency for international artists, scholars and thinkers. This one-hour guided tour is led by a member of the team through the property's Mediterranean gardens, overlooking the Bay of Cassis and the Mediterranean Sea. Visitors also pass through the Sea Theater, an open-air amphitheater facing Cap Canaille.

• Guided tours in English: every Wednesday at 11 am, July to September
• Guided tours in French: every Friday at 11 am, April to October
• Duration: 1h
• Details: free visits by reservation 

A minimum of 6 people is required for tours to be maintained. You can cancel your reservation by e-mail at communication@camargofoundation.org or by telephone on 04 42 01 11 57.

Tour guides, professionals and groups can contact us directly at communication@camargofoundation.org.

Throughout the year, the Foundation also organizes events involving residents, to be found in the Agenda section.

Accessibility

At the Camargo Foundation, we are committed to welcoming all visitors under the best possible conditions.

Events held in the amphitheater are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
However, due to the nature of the site, many areas are unfortunately difficult to access with wheelchairs or strollers (stairs, uneven terrain).

Pets are not allowed, with the exception of assistance animals.

If you have specific accessibility needs, feel free to contact us at: communication@camargofoundation.org

The Camargo Foundation is a member of Plein Sud, a united and supportive network of key players in the visual arts world in the South of France. Plein sud supports artists and contemporary creation since 2020. 

This unique network is made up of 75 venues dedicated to the visual arts and located all around the Mediterranean, from Sérignan to Menton.

Access the website here