In a "protected" site, in the middle of a typical Mediterranean vegetation; olive trees, pines, oaks, oaks, arbutus, heather; stands the village of Opio. Ideally located on the French Riviera, between sea and mountains, Opio nestles in the heart of the cities of Cannes, Nice and Grasse. Perched 300 meters above sea level, Opio is a Provencal village with restored houses and kept in a green setting.
With an exceptional microclimate, are grown centifolia rose for the Grasse perfume industry and the manufacture of a local olive oil. Formerly Jasmine was operated there.
Its situation and its various manifestations make Opio a privileged place.
The Opio mill dating from 1848 continues the manufacture of olive oil for seven generations and welcomes visitors from around the world. Guided tours and tasting.
At the entrance of the old village area with its oaks shed 1920.
The former castle of bishops joined to the City Council.
A tombstone dating from the second or third century is sealed in a corner of the hall on which the building is inscribed "A Albucius Caius Oppius."
The Saint-Trophime church (twelfth, fifteenth, nineteenth centuries) Romanesque. A Roman column half of the fourth century with font suggests that the church was built on the ruins of a pagan temple, there is also a relic of the patron St. of Florida Opio.
On the way to the old village, you can see the house in 1960 by renowned world-renowned photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue.
Do not miss seeing the beautiful nineteenth century washhouse neighborhood San Peyre.
Strolling on communal roads, you will find crosses and two fountains and oratories 1634.
Opio offers a quality destination with a world reputation for its golf courses and resort and a shopping area offering various amenities.
Those who choose to spend and do not regret this tranquil environment conducive to long walks on the trails designed for the purpose, and the municipal court.
To discover the family, the leisure park offers various sports facilities including a fitness trail accessible to children and adults, and many games.
Mid-May: Feast of the Rose centifolia with the collection, musical entertainment, product sales all rose, competition candied rose...
The Whitsun weekend: Feast of the Holy Florida on Place de la Font Neuve dinner dance, cocktail of honor.
June 21: Music Day at leisure park.
July 13: Evening skewers front of City Hall.
The first Sunday of August: Feast of the watermelon at the Recreation Park.
August 24: Liberation Day at the roundabout at the Font Neuve.
In September: Feast of sport leisure park.
The last weekend before Christmas: Christmas Market at Recreation Park.
