Mandelieu La Napoule

Mandelieu-la Napoule is a cooperative in the Alpes-Maritimes office in southeastern France, situated on the French Riviera just toward the southwest of Cannes and upper east of Theoule-sur-Mer. It is known for the Chateau de la Napoule, a strengthened manor of the 14th century. In the 20th century, Henry Clews Jr and his significant other Marie Clews, altogether revamped the chateau which they at that point occupied. Henry Clews Jr was a painter and stone worker whose work still fills the manor, which is presently kept running as a non-benefit expressions establishment by his descendants.

The chateau was before an old establishment, at that point a medieval stronghold of the Counts of Villeneuve. Today the Roman Tower and the Saracen Tower are on the whole that survive from the chateau that was pulverized amid the French Revolution. The chateau structured by the Clews has house, porch neglecting the Mediterranean Sea, Gothic lounge area, and studio.

In the cellar of a pinnacle at the château the remaining parts of Henry 1876– 1937 and Marie 1878– 1959 are buried in two tombs that Henry structured and etched. Italian competitor Eddy Ottoz was conceived in Mandelieu on June 3, 1944. He sought Italy in the 1964 Summer Olympics held in Tokyo, Japan and in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Mexico, where he won the bronze award in the 110 meter obstacles occasion.