1 NOTRE-DAME 2 RUE 3 LA PLACE 4 CASTLE 5 THE HOTEL 6 THE HOTEL ROYAL 7 LA GRANGE 8 CACHAT SPRING DE L’ASSOMPTION DE L’EGLISE DU MARCHÉ OF THE DUKES SPLENDIDE AU LAC CHURCH OF SAVOY This luxurious hotel with 250 rooms This mineral water spring is why Evian is known all over the world. It is named after Guided The atmosphere of the Franc Quarter ‒ was built between 1906 and 1909 for Gabriel Cachat, the owner of the garden where it ran at the end of the 18th century. the oldest neighbourhood in the city, a subsidiary of the mineral water The therapeutic qualities of the water were discovered by Count Jean-Charles de The Evian Castle was one of the Savoy protected behind the rampart walls is company, based on Parisian architect Lazier, an aristocrat from Auvergne. Fleeing the French Revolution, he stayed in Evian tours of court’s favourite residences. In the palpable through the narrow, winding Albert Hébrard’s plans. Located well from June 1790 to September 1792 at Gabriel Cachat’s home and drank the water middle of the 13th century, Peter II, streets surrounding the Notre-Dame away from the resort and overlooking every day. His kidney stones, having made him suffer for years, disappeared rapidly. Count of Savoy, created the layout the town de l’Assomption Church. Economic the Léman, it provides its guests with Analysed in 1807, the water is recommended for kidney and bladder ailments and for the square building. The 45-metre activity flourished here thanks to the the proximity of a golf course, tennis its popularity as simple drinking water increased in 1860. The Cachat Spring belongs (only in French) sides are guarded at each angle by franchises granted to the city by the courts and clay pigeon shooting ranges. to the Evian mineral water company. a round tower. Access to the building Dukes of Savoy. The oldest charter A royal suite was designed in the is defended by a drawbridge over the found was granted by Duke Peter II in original plan as the King of England, Bennevy Stream. To the north, facing May 1265. The sovereigns’ mint was Edward VII, was supposed to visit but the lake, is the Count’s corps de logis. located in the nearby Rue de la Monnaie. passed away in May 1910 without ever The 2-metre thick and 10-metre high This house still has the windows with having visited Evian. The main building Historic Tour: Culinary Tour: walls are extended by the city ramparts ‒ ogee-stone frames. An ogee-style arch has five floors and the wings have three. with towers and four doors regularly Tuesdays at 2.30 pm Thursdays at 10 am topped with an escutcheon faces the The consoles and wood decorations on dispersed throughout ‒ reaching the (duration: 1.5 hours) (duration: 2 hours) entrance to a courtyard. the façade recall the rural surroundings. shores of the lake. Left by the Dukes The original roofs were modified after a From April to September July and August The church, built during the second of Savoy at the end of the 14th century, fire during the night of 12 to 13 August half of the 13th century, is representative the castle was occupied by the Valaisians 1958 damaged the two upper floors. of the Gothic style found in the Savoie and then over taken by the French king’s The Hotel Splendide was destroyed in Family Tour: ‘Belle Epoque’ Tour: region. Reworked towards the end of The Place du Marché, or market place, troops and was dismantled in 1591. 1983 and was part of Evian’s thermal This auditorium was inaugurated in May Wednesdays at 10.30 am Wednesdays at 4 pm the 14th and beginning of the 15th was the economic hub for the medieval Three remaining rampart towers can still glory days. Created in 1860 by the 1993 to hold the Rencontres Musicales (duration: 1.5 hours) (duration: 2 hours) centuries, and renovated on several city. It was located at the foot of the be seen above the Rue Nationale. mineral water company under the d’Evian. The Grange au lac integrates occasions, two and a half rows on the castle near the banks of the river where seamlessly into its environment thanks Every Wednesday July and name Grand Hôtel des Bains, it was western end were added before 1930. small boats would come to land on the extended and a floor was added during to the forest of larch trees from the th during the Spring holidays, August The Romanesque-Byzantine style of shingle beach. By the 13 century, a hall the 1897/98 winter season. Work was Hotel Ermitage domain that overlooks July and August the façade dates back to this time. covered with wooden slats (called conducted by Ernest Brunnarius and the Hotel Royal. Midway between the Every Wednesday during The square steeple is topped with an shingles) made the edifice vulnerable finished within seven months. This tour- traditional barn and a Russian datcha Visits arrow and four turrets that were taken to fire and gusts of wind. It would have house, it is entirely built with wood ‒ the October half-term holiday de-force became its final silhouette: subject to down in 1794 and replaced by a lantern. to be rebuilt several times. Nearby, a long main building with a terrace and red cedar and Jura pine that time has sufficient participants. Inside, we can see ribbed vaulted a large hallowed-out rock with several three domed pavilions in the front. The slowly given a patina to. It can hold 1,200 ceilings, worked molasse capitals and cavities was used to measure merchan- spectators and 200 musicians and

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9 BUVETTE 10 OLD HOSPICE- 11 GRIBALDI HOME 12 THE FUNICULAR 13 CHÂTEAU DE 14 NOVARINA- 15 HÔTEL 15 VILLA 16 BARQUE BIS CACHAT HOSPITAL FONBONNE PROUVÉ DU PARC DU CHÂTELET LA SAVOIE This electrical traction funicular railway without cogs was built in several sections BUVETTE Miss Pernette Grenat, a bourgeois between 1907 and 1913 by the Swiss engineer Koller for a subsidiary of the mineral A fortified manor house stood on This building is currently a private The Savoie, whose home port is Evian, born in Evian, gave her name to this water company. It carried tourist patrons leaving from the port, thermal resort and this location during the 14th century. residence and is connected to several is the replica of a 35-m barque with establishment when, in 1355, she casino to the main hotels (Splendide, Royal, Ermitage) and passed in front of the It defended the new La Touvière historical milestones of the 20th lateen sails. It was built in 1896 near bequeathed it ‒ and the rest of her Cachat snack bar. We call it Evian’s mini metro because it serves six stations and Quarter located outside the city walls. century. Between 1907 and 1926, Geneva for a family of boatmen from possessions ‒ to the hospice-hospital bevelled tiles are on the station walls. Two cars with five compartments each run It was bought in 1559 by Thomas a company from Lyon created a vast Meillerie, the Pérays. These wide-sided founded just a few years before. along the 750-metre line, including 140 metres underground. Closed in 1969, Jacquerod who bequeathed it to thermal and hotel complex using the and low-draft boats were used up to Encouraged by the Dukes of Savoy and the funicular railway was started up again during summer 2002 after six years of his noble descendants, the Loys of Châtelet mineral waters. During WWI, WWII to transport various materials, the papacy, and thanks to the people renovation work. It belongs to the city of Evian and is listed as a historical monument. Bonnevaux. The Fonbonne name it was converted into an American Red in particular stones from the Meille- of Evian’s bequests, the establishment appeared at a later time. At the end Cross hospital and took in sick children rie quarries. Art and literature have rapidly prospered. It welcomed passing of the 18th century, a rich Englishman, from the northern and eastern regions celebrated their characteristic silhouette, pilgrims to the hospice and provided of German-occupied France. Lastly, the The Funicular is a rare example William Beckford, stayed at the castle which is inseparable from the Léman treatment to the city’s poor bourgeois in Hotel du Parc hosted the two of the of European railway heritage, and held memorable parties in Evian. landscapes. The Savoie was built in the hospital. After several restorations, negotiation conferences to resolve the and is one of only 3 surviving Transformed into a hotel around 1860, Thonon between 1997 and 2000 using the last of which was conducted from Algerian conflict, in May/June 1961 and listed funiculars from the 19th the building underwent several renova- old frames and some old tools. The 1864 to 1867, the façade has ogee-style March 1962. They led to the signing and 20th centuries. tions. The city of Evian bought the old project was instigated by a group openings on the ground floor, mullioned of the Evian accords on 18 March 1962. The lower station dining room in 1999 and made it into of passionate volunteers who were part windows in the upper floors and In 1826, a bathhouse using the water is on the Rue du Port a temporary exhibition room. Recently, of the association Mémoire du Léman. a square clock tower topped with from the Cachat Spring was built. It is (behind the Palais Lumière) they created a medieval herb garden The Savoie sails every summer on the a hip-slate roof. This building, with the located where the Sainte-Catherine de The upper station with a gazebo. lake. It’s the largest lateen sail barque doors holding the city’s coat of arms, Built circa 1900 for Charles Taillefer ‒ la Touvière Church used to be located, is by the Grange au Lac currently navigating. was Evian’s City Hall from the middle the lawyer for the French Embassy in before it was demolished at the end of Auditorium. Designed to replace the ill-suited the 18th century. It was modified several of the 19th century to 1927. London ‒ and integrated to the Châtelet Departures every 20 minutes Buvette Cachat, this building was built times to adapt to the growing number thermal baths, this beautiful house and from both stations. by the mineral water company in the its tower looks like a small castle. It is of patrons and the development in park where the old Evian Grand Hotel services. In 1905, the mineral water The funicular also calls at Sources, accessed via a promenade that over- used to be before it was demolished looks the basements and underground company replaced it with this building Mateirons and Hôtel Royal. after WWII. Architect Maurice Novarina, and it became the place to be. Designed rooms that follow the natural terrain. from Thonon, and engineer Jean Prouvé The façade is patterned with balconies, by architect Albert Hébrard, it is a built an impressive glass room in 1957. masterpiece of Art Nouveau with curves columns with decorated capitals and The frame is comprised of 12 steel wide bay windows overlooking the and counter-curves, and a monumental props, and the roof has an inverted entrance on the Rue Nationale. The Léman. The Villa du Châtelet is a Open from the last weekend in April incline and is covered with aluminium. testimony to the art-de-vivre during grand hall framework, with floral stained rd The interior design follows the glass windows and glazed tiles,is listed 3 weekend in September. the Belle Époque and was recently genre’s code: bathhouse, resting area, renovated by its owners. The renovation as a historical monument. Standing The Gribaldi home holds the city’s historical archives and a temporary exhibition hall Opening times: 10 am-12.30 pm and music room are all separated by slated preserved the layout of the rooms and in front of the spring is a copy of the and is one of the last vestiges of old town. Built during the Renaissance, the building Lower station: 1.15 pm-7.30 pm (last funicular at 7.10 pm). screens with mosaics. The bathhouse the original interior decoration with graceful statue by the sculptor Charles has mullioned windows topped with ogee lintels, a wooden gallery replaced during Rue du Port - Evian is listed as a historical monument, and stained-glass windows and Hungarian Beylard called Apothéose de la source the 2013 renovation-extension and a beautiful stone spiral staircase inside. Built along Open from 9.15 pm on Tuesdays +33 4 50 75 04 26 a crenotherapy treatment centre point parquet. Today, the owners Cachat. the ramparts surrounding the city, it was probably owned by Vespasien Gribaldi ‒ and Fridays (market days) opened in 1984 in the East Wing. open the house to the city of Evian to a friend of Francis de Sales and archbishop of Vienna, France; hence the name. It was www.ville-evian.fr The entire building is the current organise temporary cultural events. possibly an annexe of his nearby manor, located at the angle of the street above. FREE. location of the Evian thermal baths.

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Inaugurated in August 1902, the institute of hydrotherapy is considered to be the Evian is one of the first French spa towns The Dollfus Villa, also called the best of its kind. Open from 15 May to 15 October, it administers 1,200 treatments to have a municipal theatre to meet During WWI, a half million civilians Hydrangea Villa, is representative of a day: baths, showers, massages, and electrical and mechanical treatments. the thermal resort clientèle’s desire for considered to be «useless mouths» the Belle Époque vacation homes built Visits Architect Ernest Brunnarius designed an impressive building: 68 m long and 25 m distraction. Built based on French were evacuated by Germany from the along the banks of the Léman by the high, topped with a 30-m dome on a square base. Along the partially tiled façade, architect Jules Clerc’s plans, the theatre regions they were occupying in the business bourgeoisie. The first owner the ramps lead to a monumental entrance framed by bell towers. Under the porch, was inaugurated on 1 July 1885. With the north and east of France. Women, built it, and in 1906 sold it to an Alsatian two paintings by Jean Benderly depict water. Listed as a historical monument, a capacity of 400 seats, it was built wit children, and seniors were grouped family of engineers, the Dollfus family, the building was extensively renovated from 2004 to 2006. Renamed the «Palais h artificial stone materials and integrates together in trains crossing through owners of the textile company D.M.C. Lumière», it now holds a multi-media library, exhibition rooms and a convention the latest technical innovations. It is Switzerland into the Haute-Savoie. They used it as their summer home for centre. considered to be an architectural pearl Evian, where the official services six centuries. The domain includes a every bit as good as Parisian theatres. Its were located, welcomed, housed and Neo-Classical home, a chalet, a park with Neo-Classical style respects the balance comforted 370,000 of those refugees. gazebo, a Sylvan theatre and private of proportions with ribbed pilasters and This monument, erected through dock. It was acquired in 1965 by the rich interior decoration where sculptures, subscriptions, commemorates their city of Evian to hold the Cultural and The Palais Lumière mosaics, enamels and gilding illustrate passage. It was inaugurated on 16 Youth House in 1978. The 8.5-acre park is now an exhibition the exuberant decorations of the time. October 1921. The same day, the city is open to the public. Currently being It is listed as a historical monument. of Evian received the Bronze Medal renovated, it houses the rowing and centre. of French Gratitude. canoe-kayak clubs. It is an authentic and It also contains Today’s casino was designed and built Nearby, there is the old toll-house friendly place where several events are the multi-media by Albert Hébrard in 1912 in place of and two granite slabs that mark held every year. Opening the railway line Paris-Lyon- library and the Evian the Blonay barons’ castle which burned where the old scale used to weigh The construction of this vacation home down the year before. Ennemond de merchandise was. Mediterranean in June 1882 was was initiated by Baron Jonas Vitta in Conference Centre. Blonay (1838-1878) ‒ last descendant a milestone for the resort’s future. Evian 1892 and finished after his death by his of his family and Evian mayor ‒ was now connected to main railway son Joseph, a major art collector. He installed a municipal casino there before lines in France via Annemasse and belonged to a family of bankers and silk bequeathing it to the city. With Thonon. Tourists came flocking to the merchants from the Piedmont region, 15,000 m² of shore line, a new dock region, passing from 3,700 visitors in living in Lyon at the middle of the 19th and gardens were created. The 1879 to 6,000 in 1883. The extension of century. Patron of many of the major the railway line to the east, the Tonkin Palais Lumière - Quai Besson reinforced concrete building is shaped artists of his time, such as Auguste like a grand central hall and opens line, created the connection to the Swiss Rodin, Jules Chéret, Albert Besnard, This villa was bought unfinished in 1896 by Antoine Lumière, a painter and Open during exhibition periods: to all the annexes: concert halls, game network four years later. Inside the Félix Bracquemond and Alexandre photographer from Lyon, who invented the instant photographic plates that would Every day from 10 am-7 pm and reading rooms, and a restaurant. station, an impressive glass roof with Charpentier, he entrusted them with the make him rich and famous. His sons, Louis and Auguste, invented cinema. Antoine (except 2 pm-7 pm on Mondays), It is topped by an impressive deco- a metallic structure, probably installed home’s interior decoration, of Palladian Lumière modified the villa’s plans and designed it to fit his tastes. Neo-Classical outside rated cupola that has hints of Byzantine in 1908, overlooks the platforms and inspiration with a belfry and terraces, guided tour at 2.30 pm. and eclectic inside, the building emanates opulence. The monumental oak entrance influences. One of the two side tracks. It was entirely renovated in 2010 built according to Jean-Camille Formigé’s door is decorated with bronze bas-reliefs representing painting and sculpture. It is Tel. +33 (0)4 50 83 15 90 staircases, which have been removed, within the framework of a regional plans. The quality and innovative framed by two telamons, replicas of 17th-century Pierre Pugets, holding a pediment with www.palaislumiere.fr gave access to large covered patios with remarkable-heritage project. character of the interior decorations, a sun ‒ an allusion to the family’s patron name. The lake-side door is topped with a view of the Léman. in part Art Nouveau, make it an a bronze copy of Michelangelo’s The Thinker. The Villa Lumière is listed as a historical exceptional place that is listed as a monument and has been Evian’s City Hall since 1927. historical monument. 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