Trigance, guardian of the Verdon gates. Here we find all the charm of a perched village in Provence, with its white limestone houses.
Built in an eagle's nest at an altitude of 800 meters, the village proudly winds itself around the rocky spur on which the imposing feudal castle with its crenellated towers stands. Typical village perched Provençal with its high stone houses forming rampart and topped with Romanesque tiles, the village dominates the valley of the Jabron. Here aromatic scents, invigorating air and soft light give a special relief to this country where the forest borders the garrigue punctuated with boxwood and thyme. The forests are populated by deer, wild boars and even chamois. The ideal ground for small or big hikes.
This votive chapel is located on the top of a hill, at the immediate exit of the village, on the road to the Verdon Gorges. It was built in 1629 after a plague epidemic and has a covered porch.
Contemporary restaurant in the heart of the Gorges du Verdon. La Table du Château welcomes you in an elegant setting and a hushed atmosphere in the heart of the medieval castle of Trigance, where Hortense Quevatre and her team in the dining room, will meet your expectations.
You'll fall under the spell of this secluded mountain setting and a medieval village clinging to the rock, with a beautiful view over the Verdon. The hamlets of Encastel (or at least its remains) and Entreverge are also well worth a visit.
Open-air museum of period agricultural equipment
Built in 1861, it is the last water and flour mill in all of Provence, still working.
This Romanesque church was probably built in the 12th century. It was redesigned and enlarged to an L-shaped building in the 17th century.
The medieval castle of Trigance proudly dominates the village. It is camped on a rocky spur of triangular form, detached in advance of the clear cliff which overhangs the village.
The chapel is mentioned for the first time in 1056 in the map of the abbey of Saint-Victor de Marseille. The stone frame of the door is decorated with very interesting geometric designs. It is flanked by a hermitage.
The Atelier-exposition de la Sagne in Trigance welcomes you all year round. By appointment out of season. Indoor and outdoor exhibitions. The artist is on site, so don't hesitate to contact her for your visit.
The bridge has a single low arch with abutments supported by the banks of the Verdon. It has walls very carefully fitted with assorted limestone blocks.
The pedestrian bridge spans the Verdon and allows Trigance to be connected to the old mule track between Moustiers-Sainte-Marie and Castellane.
Go back in time and discover our villages rich with masterpieces. These have been inspired by magical places and history of mankind. The sculpture "Rencontre" was achieved by Christel Schlierkamp.
The village offers the imposing sight of its château-fort with crenellated round towers, dominating houses built in the same white limestone. All the charm of a Provence hilltop village awaits you.
Local museum dedicated to traditional crafts: basketry, wheat, cheese, honey, wool, wood and metalwork, located in the Atelier Galerie de la Sagne.
Photo exhibition of the Trigançois heritage in the heart of the village.
The bridge over the Artuby was constructed of reinforced concrete between 1938 and 1940 by the company Thorrand and Co. from Nice.
Picturesque sites and landscapes can be very different in nature, ranging from a small area with an interesting view of the wider landscape to large wild spaces, riversides or urban parks.
Picturesque sites and landscapes can be very different in nature, ranging from a small area with an interesting view of the wider landscape to large wild spaces, riversides or urban parks.
Picturesque sites and landscapes can be very different in nature, ranging from a small area with an interesting view of the wider landscape to large wild spaces, riversides or urban parks.
Functional sites are areas to be preserved for protection purposes.
Discover the Artuby region thanks to its discovery tour, which can be downloaded below and is available at La Martre and the Artuby Tourist Information Centre.
The Sautet Bridge, built in stone, crosses the Jabron with a single arch, with a Romanesque architecture. This bridge was built in 1787. It overhangs the Gorges du Jabron. Bridge for pedestrians
The bridge of Trigance dates from the 18th century, it straddles the Jabron below the village, you will cross it while going up to the village. Road bridge with three arches.
