Saint-Etienne-de-Tinée

Authentic village in the Tinée Valley

Located at 1,140 meters above sea level, the village of Saint-Étienne-de-Tinée lies at the foot of Europe’s highest road. It is home to a wealth of religious heritage and a rich cultural and historical legacy.

  • The Museum of Traditions, the perfect place to discover the history and legacy of local Stéphanois culture.

  • Seven chapels listed as French historical monuments, featuring some of the region’s most beautiful frescoes: Saint-Érige, Saint-Sébastien, Saint-Michel, Saint-Maure, the chapel of the Former Trinitarian Convent, the summit chapel of Nabines, and Saint-Sauveur.

  • The parish church of Saint-Étienne, a listed Historic Monument, showcases a blend of styles from various centuries: a Renaissance façade and a Lombard Romanesque bell tower dating back to 1492.

  • The Little Elves’ Forest, a fun adventure area for all ages, with huts, nets to cross, slides to race down, and zip lines to thrill the brave.

  • Hiking trails and cycling routes in every direction.

  • Rock climbing opportunities for all levels.

Le Rabuons Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the village, right next to the church.