OUPIA
Its name comes from the Domain of Oppianus, from the Latin "oppida", which means "height".
The village of Oupia nestles at the foot of a long wooded hill named "la Serre".
230 Oupianais(es) live in this village near Olonzac.
The lords of Oupia were vassals of the Viscounts of Minerva. The old village dominates the plain and many vestiges of the fortified walls remind us of the defensive role of the town and its castle.
The church of Saint-Etienne, rebuilt at the end of the 19th century in a Gothic style, houses a carved altar support dating from the Visigothic period.
City hall information
Mairie
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