Trilla

TRILLA

With breathtaking views of the Fenouilledes and the Corbières, Trilla is a small village known for its tradition of hospitality and celebration. Dynamic and interdependent, the Trillanols are very involved in local cultural and community life.

A little history ...

Two dolmens attest to the occupation of the territory from the megalithic era. Taupèls is one of the most interesting of the Pyrenees-Orientales.

In 1163 the abbey of St. Martin of Cuixà located in Conflent, owned land in the parish of Trilla. Then, like all Fenouilledes villages, Trilla was integrated into the Comté Catalan Cerdanya-Besalu, until the Treaty of Corbeil (1258), which restored the region to the crown of France.

Today being more focused on tourism, Trilla has a very pleasant leisure area with river swimming near to the lake of Agly.

More information about setting off on one of the many hiking trails.

Contact Town Hall

Mayor : Didier FOURCADE

Postal address : 3 Place de la Mairie 66220 Trilla

Téléphone : 00(33)4 68 59 00 91

Fax : 00(33)4 68 59 07 11

E-mail address : mairietrilla@wanadoo.fr

Website www.trilla-66.com

Opening hours of the Town Hall

Monday : 8.30 am – 12 am

Tuesday : 8.30 am – 12 am

Wednesday : 8.30 am – 12 am

Thursday : 8.30 am – 12 am

Friday : 8.30 am – 12 am

General information

Names of people : Trillanais ou Trillanols

Population : 69 people

Area : 896 hectares

Places of interest to discover

Cultural Heritage Dolmens, 11th century chapel, 19th century Church restored with the participation of local people.

Special festivals and cultural events

Trilla carnival March

Trilla en Fête - Foire aux Vieux Cépages Third July’s saturday

Party 1st August Friday

French equivalent of a car boot sale 1st August Sunday

Practical Information

Accomodation : 7 gîtes « Gîtes de France »

Organizations : Comité d'animation, l'Atelier Trillanais (loisirs créatifs), AICA de Séquère, Association des Vieux Cépages, Equine therapist