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How long does it take to visit Trigance?

Half a day is enough to see the main sights of the village. There are a surprising number of places of interest for such a small village, and you can see them all by following a circular route.

Allow two to three hours for a leisurely visit to the historic center. This will give you time to admire the castle, Saint-Michel Church, and the medieval monuments.

If you want to go hiking or visit the surrounding area, plan to spend a full day. A botanical trail has been created in and around the village of Trigance, allowing you to discover the local flora.

The proximity of the Verdon Gorges may tempt you to extend your stay by a few days.

Where can I download a map of Trigance in PDF format?

You can download a detailed map of Trigance by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map.

This free PDF map shows all the main monuments and sightseeing routes. It also contains practical information such as parking and access details.

The IGN map of Trigance: the paper map is available on the IGN website. This official map is ideal for hiking in the surrounding area.

You can also find tourist maps at the village information point.

Where is the Trigance tourist office?

The Trigance Tourist Information Point is located in the center of the village, at the gateway to the Verdon Gorges, in the heart of the Verdon Regional Natural Park. The exact address is 1480 Route de la Cornuelle, Parking St Roch.

You will receive a welcome in several languages and personalized advice tailored to your desires and needs. The staff is always available to satisfy your requests. The team can provide information on hiking, heritage and sporting activities.

The information point has a shop selling maps, guidebooks and local souvenirs. The advisors will direct you to the best activities depending on the season.

The office is mainly open during the summer, with extended hours in July and August.

What are the must-see places in Trigance?

The Château de Trigance

Medieval castle. Standing on a rocky outcrop overlooking the village. Vast feudal castle. Four towers, three of which are round, dating from the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries. This fortified castle is the village's main attraction.

The beautifully restored castle overlooks the village. Now converted into a luxury hotel and restaurant, it is partially open to visitors.

In summer, the castle hosts a theater festival on its esplanade-belvedere. The view from the ramparts offers an exceptional panorama of the Verdon Gorges.

Saint-Michel Church

The church of Saint-Michel de Trigance dates back to the 12th century and was greatly enlarged in the 17th century. Its architecture blends Romanesque and Baroque styles.

An interesting feature of the church is its bell tower, which has a roof covered with brightly colored tiles. These glazed tiles, typical of Provence, give the building a special charm.

The interior contains beautiful altarpieces and sacred art. The square in front of the church offers a beautiful view of the village.

The historic center

The village is perched on a hillside. Vaulted passageways. Steep streets. Medieval heritage can be found around every corner.

Square belfry with a beautiful cylindrical bell tower. This clock tower still sets the pace of village life with its wrought-iron bell tower.

You enter the historic center through a stone gate next to the traditional wash house. This old wash house bears witness to everyday life in days gone by.

The Saint-Roch Chapel

Built in 1629 to the west of the village following a vow made by the population, with its bell dating from 1642. This chapel was erected to protect the village from the plague.

Every year on August 16, the feast day of Saint Roch, the inhabitants celebrate a mass for Saint Roch, who became the patron saint of the village. The patron saint's day celebrations have retained their centuries-old traditions.

The chapel is located near the main car park, making it easily accessible to visitors.

How to get to Trigance?

Trigance is located 44 km north of Draguignan on the D955 departmental road. 44 km north of Draguignan on the D955 towards Castellane.

From Nice, it takes about 1.5 hours by car via the A8, then the D6085 and the D955. The route passes through the magnificent landscapes of Haute-Provence.

From Marseille, allow 2 hours by car via Aix-en-Provence, Manosque, and then Riez. The scenic route offers splendid panoramic views.

Public transportation is limited in this rural area. A car is the most convenient way to visit Trigance and the surrounding area.

Free parking is available at the entrance to the village, near the Saint-Roch chapel.

What are the best hotels in Trigance?

The Château de Trigance is a real eye-catcher: steeped in knightly history, this picturesque and charming residence waves its flags in welcome. This 3-star charming hotel is housed in the village's former medieval castle. Hortense and Théo, a young couple who have been running this 3-star hotel and restaurant since 2020, will give you a warm welcome to this fortress. The hotel offers 10 rooms with medieval décor and a gourmet restaurant in the former armory. Chef Théo Barberis, a local boy and passionate young chef, invites you to discover his inventive and refined cuisine, which focuses on fresh, local produce. The panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views of the Verdon Gorges, making the Château de Trigance an exceptional place to discover the region.

Also worth reading to help you plan your visit to Trigance:

• Visit Trigance

• The best hotels in Trigance