Truinas: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Truinas lies on slopes covered with forests, meadows, farmland and blue marl.
Nature
Truinas ranges in elevation from 392 to 939 metres.
The landscape of Truinas is characterised by eroded, so-called “blue” marl and extensive agricultural terraces.
The GRP Tour du Pays de Dieulefit is one of the hiking trails associated with Truinas.
Anyone planning a stay in Truinas will want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture and History
The Chapelle Saint-Maurice was destroyed during the Wars of Religion, rebuilt and later became a pilgrimage site.
In addition to the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church, Truinas preserves two neighbouring municipal cemeteries: one Protestant and one Catholic.
The Saint-Jean-Baptiste church has a semicircular apse opened by a Romanesque window that either remained in its original position or was reused.
The poet and art critic André du Bouchet (1924–2001) was buried in one of the cemeteries beside the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church in Truinas.
Agriculture
Farm tours are offered at Ferme des Hauches in Truinas.
At Ferme des Hauches, visitors can help feed the sheep, cattle and goats.
Ferme des Hauches produces meat and sells it to order in boxes for delivery or through the Champs libres farm shop.
Joseph Krichel’s farm in Truinas is organically certified under EU Regulation 2018/848 for bakery, confectionery and fine pastry products.
For the higher-level travel overview: Drôme.
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