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Drap
Pop.: 4.359 h Surface Area : 503 ha Alt.: 105 mFrom the A8 motorway exit Nice-Est, take the direction of Sospel and then La Trinité. |
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There are a number of hamlets in Drap : Le Fontanil, La Colle, Le Plan de Rimont, Ste Catherine, La Jonquière, Les Croves, Bottin, Blavet, Le Grec, La Condamine... Most of these hamlets can be found in the hills that surround Drap and are expanding fast. (Houses here seem to grow as well as mushrooms!).
From the vantage point of these hills you can discover an extremely beautiful panorama across the high summits of the Alps, the Côte d'Azur and the Estérel range with the prospect of magnificent sunsets framed by the hills. The origin of Drap's name, apparently comes from the fabric professions which in times gone by were established on the Cours du Paillon. If you visit during the antiques markets (in May and September), you'll certainly be able to find some magnificent pairs of hand embroidered, antique sheets. |
Church St Jean Baptiste (XVIII°). |
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