Visit of the village of Trôo (a troglodytic site)

Historical visit of the troglodytic village of Trôo : from Jules César area to today, this town is full of stories to tell.

Historical visit of the troglodytic village of Trôo : from Jules César area to today, this town is full of stories to tell. Trôo, a troglodytic village, is one of the prettiest and unusual french village. A picturesque ensemble built on the hillside overlooking the Loir and its valley, the troglodyte town of Trôo is a classified site that you can discover through a maze of small, superimposed paths and streets. Today a refuge for many artists who come to enjoy the beauty and charm of this countryside, a never-ending source of inspiration, a haven of peace, quiet and relaxing, perfect for tourist strolls. Not to be missed: the troglodyte homes on several levels, the pathways, the pedestrian streets, the stairways, St Martin's Collegiate Church (12th century), the petrifying cave, the 45-m d

Trôo, a troglodytic village, is one of the prettiest and unusual french village. A picturesque ensemble built on the hillside overlooking the Loir and its valley, the troglodyte town of Trôo is a classified site that you can discover through a maze of small, superimposed paths and streets. Today a refuge for many artists who come to enjoy the beauty and charm of this countryside, a never-ending source of inspiration, a haven of peace, quiet and relaxing, perfect for tourist strolls. Not to be missed: the troglodyte homes on several levels, the pathways, the pedestrian streets, the stairways, St Martin's Collegiate Church (12th century), the petrifying cave, the 45-m deep talking well (echo phenomenon), located in the upper part of the village, the Romanesque church…