Travel Guide Saint-Esteve

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With over 11 000 inhabitants, it is the 2nd commune of the department. Its origins date back to the Roman era, although there are no vestiges visible on the site. Later the Benedictine monks built a monastery in homage to Saint Etienne. Destroyed in 1343 by the King of Aragon, the village will then suffer the horrors of history. Today, it is a city in the countryside that can boast of its 30 hectares of pine trees, planted by stéphanois schoolchildren in 1972. From here, a walk takes you to the small pond, a natural depression, which the municipality built in the 1980 s; pony rides are organized on the water plan, on the water plan, but the fishing is forbidden. Raise your eyes when you arrive in the town, the Canigó massif will appear in all its splendour. In winter, the sun glossy these snow covered peaks.

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