Gréolières: holiday apartments and holiday homes

Gréolières is a medieval village with two castles that are still visible and narrow streets lined with typical houses from the Provençal mountain region. It is located on a small plateau on the slope and overlooks the Loup Valley.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Gréolières will focus their search on this destination.

Culture

The Chapelle Saint-Etienne was first mentioned in 1312 and served as the parish church of the Castrum of Hautes Gréolières. The Château de Hautes Gréolières was built around 1230 and has a polygonal enclosure with loopholes.

The Fondation Maeght is a museum in the wider region around Gréolières. The Château de Villeneuve-Loubet is a castle in the wider region around Gréolières. The Musée National Fernand Léger is a museum in the wider region around Gréolières. The Musée international d'Art naïf Anatole Jakovsky is a museum in the wider region around Gréolières.

Landscape

The Pic de Fourneuby, the Sommet de Calern, the Colle Martine and the Pic de l'Aiglo are peaks in the area around Gréolières.

Activities

The GRÉOLIÈRES – Cime du Cheiron hike is a difficult 5-hour circular route covering 11.4 km, with sections on GR and PR trails. Gréo'Luge is a 1 km-long rail toboggan run at Gréolières station and is open all year round.

The Gréolières Explor Game combines orienteering, puzzles and scientific experiences while incorporating environmental protection. Several signposted mountain bike and e-mountain bike routes of the Site VTT des Monts-d’Azur start at the Maison du Fondeur site in Gréolières-les-Neiges.

The Pisciculture du Cheiron offers trout fishing in July and August.

Cuisine

The Rucher du Cheiron sells lavender, lime blossom, chestnut and mountain honey directly from the farm in Gréolières.

To the higher-level travel overview: Alpes-Maritimes.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Carros, Briançonnet, Clans, Grasse, Roquesteron, Puget-Rostang, Saint-Martin-Du-Var, Bézaudun-Les-Alpes.