Credits: Office de tourisme de Breil sur Roya
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Credits: Office de tourisme de Breil sur Roya
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Credits: Office de tourisme de Breil sur Roya
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Credits: Office de tourisme de Breil sur Roya
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Credits: Commission du Film Alpes Maritimes Côte d'Azur
Caption: Gare Breil-Sur-Roya
Location type
Environment
Countryside,
Riverside,
Village
General presentation
Welcome to Breil-sur-Roya! A village full of history with its houses with arched porches. The river Roya divides the territory of the town in two, thus giving a special charm to its bridges that span it and its docks lined with plane trees. Also known as the "Pays des Oliviers", it is a lively village with an important craft activity, and gourmet local specialties. In short, a harmonious mix to recommend to all lovers of culture and all aficionados of nature activities.
Location Condition Type
Well maintained
Location History
A part of the history of Breil-sur-Roya is staged during the famous festival “A Stacada” (coming from the breillois «attach, tie up»), a historical reconstitution that commemorates the abolition of the right of cooking. It is one of the oldest traditions of the County of Nice, which has become a symbol of protest against all forms of servitude.
A part of the history of Breil-sur-Roya is staged during the famous festival “A Stacada” (coming from the breillois «attach, tie up»), a historical reconstitution that commemorates the abolition of the right of cooking. It is one of the oldest traditions of the County of Nice, which has become a symbol of protest against all forms of servitude.
A part of the history of Breil-sur-Roya is staged during the famous festival “A Stacada” (coming from the breillois «attach, tie up»), a historical reconstitution that commemorates the abolition of the right of cooking. It is one of the oldest traditions of the County of Nice, which has become a symbol of protest against all forms of servitude.
A part of the history of Breil-sur-Roya is staged during the famous festival “A Stacada” (coming from the breillois «attach, tie up»), a historical reconstitution that commemorates the abolition of the right of cooking. It is one of the oldest traditions of the County of Nice, which has become a symbol of protest against all forms of servitude.
A part of the history of Breil-sur-Roya is staged during the famous festival “A Stacada” (coming from the breillois «attach, tie up»), a historical reconstitution that commemorates the abolition of the right of cooking. It is one of the oldest traditions of the County of Nice, which has become a symbol of protest against all forms of servitude.