Villa Kérylos Ticket in Beaulieu-sur-Mer near Nice

• Learn more about this activity’s Enhanced Health & Hygiene Measures
• Book through Klook and avail of tickets to enter the sumptuous Villa Kérylos in the village of Beaulieu-sur-Mer!
• If you’re staying in or visiting the city of Nice, then you might want to add a visit to this villa to your itinerary
• There are spots in the villa that’ll give you wonderful views of the sea, so make sure to bring a camera
• Take a stroll around its charming coastal garden and bask in the serene atmosphere of this picturesque house
• Marvel at the furnishing as well as the intricate fabrics, elegant frescoes, and the colorful mosaics decorating it

If you’re staying or visiting the magnificent city of Nice or other areas in the French Riviera, then you might want to know that there’s an awesome villa that you can visit. Book through Klook and avail of skip-the-line tickets to enter the famous Villa Kerylos! This enchanting Greek-style residence was built by the famous architect Theodore Reinach back in the early 1900s. It’s a popular attraction for people who want to escape the hustle and bustle of French cities. It’s located at the edge of Beaulieu-sur-Mer, a humble village near the shoreline. The abode will give you incredible views of the gorgeous ocean, so make sure to bring a camera so you can take snapshots of the expanse of the sea while you feel a cool breeze waft on your face. The villa also has a charming and beautiful garden; go take a stroll around it and revel in the serene atmosphere of this picturesque house. Inside the home, you’ll find exquisite furnitures, fabrics, frescoes, and mosaics. Just walking along its halls is a treat to the eyes. This is definitely a must-visit attraction for anyone looking to see France’s rural gems.

Coronavirus: Health & Satefy Measures

• Wearing a mask is compulsory for all visitors inside the attraction. Visitors are required to bring their own mask
• The distance of 1 meter (3.3 feet) between each visitor must be respected
• Certain areas have been closed for visitors