La Trinité: Holiday apartments and houses

La Trinité is located at the entrance to the Paillon Valley. The Chemin-faisant hiking trail network comprises 114.5 kilometres of paths and nine routes ranging from 4 to 33 kilometres in length. The routes are listed in the PDIPR, the departmental plan for walking and hiking trails of the Conseil départemental.

Those choosing La Trinité as a destination for a stay may plan to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature and trails

The 712-hectare Parc de la Grande Corniche extends across the areas of La Trinité, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Èze and La Turbie. The park comprises limestone plateaus with cliff-lined rock formations as well as caves and shafts formed by erosion, sinkholes and limestone pavements. This includes the Aven de la Simboula à la Revère.

Culture

The church of the Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-Laghet was built in the Italian Baroque style and dates from 1656. The museum in the cloister of the Sanctuaire preserves valuable ex-votos dating from the 19th century onwards. The Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-Laghet attracts pilgrims from the surrounding region, Provence and Italy.

The Sainte Trinité parish church is listed as a historic monument. The church of Saint-Grat dates from 1848 and was built in the Italian Baroque style. The Astrorama de La Trinité is an institution for science communication in the fields of astronomy and space travel.

Agriculture

The Domaine Lessatini olive farm in La Trinité extends across elevations ranging from 150 to 450 metres and comprises 1,300 olive trees. By appointment, Domaine Lessatini offers guided tours of the orchard, tastings and direct sales at the farm.

Other places: Saint-Martin-Vésubie, Carros, Cannes, La Gaude, Saint-Blaise, Caussols, La Colle-Sur-Loup, Villefranche-Sur-Mer

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