Domaine des Trois Moulins de la Valmasque

At Les Clausonnes, on the border of Valbonne and Vallauris, stand the remains of the Roman aqueduct of Antipolis, which crossed the stream on a two-arched bridge in the first century. In the eighteenth century, perhaps earlier, the Valmasque was diverted to drive a mill, first for flour, then for oil; it keeps all its machinery.

Between 1935 and 1970 the mill became a house and the estate a pleasure garden with sculptures, jars and box topiary, later given ancient and Eastern references round a temple of Mithras. It has been an inscrit historic monument since 22 February 2010.

Domaine des Trois Moulins de la Valmasque is a listed building in Valbonne. The bus stop Foyer le Roc is 450 m away (about 7 min on foot).