Things to see and do Opio

In Romanesque style, it has a panoramic view of the former farmlands now occupied by a golf course. It houses baptismal fonts from the 12th century, a 17th century painting depicting saint Trophime (Bishop of Arles around 250 AD) and a reliquary of saint Floride, patron saint of Opio. In the 12th century nave, a half-column from the 4th century suggests that the church was built on the ruins of a pagan temple.

The Opio Tourist Information Office will provide you with information on the town's activities and must-sees: golf, Harley rides, discovering the old village and its monuments... The Intercommunal Tourist Office offers free guided tours of the surrounding villages all year round (booking required). For more information on the village's leisure activities and festivities, visit www.mairie-opio.fr