Rhône Valley Vineyards - Wine Tourism

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28 July 2026 et plus
Oenology
Sunsets Vigneron au Clos des Saumanes

Châteauneuf-de-Gadagne

18:30 22:00

28 July 2026 et plus
Oenology
Wine Tasting at the Museum of Sacred Art

Pont-Saint-Esprit

18:00

28 July 2026 et plus
Oenology
Sunsets Vignerons in Luberon at Domaine de La Bastidonne

Cabrières-d'Avignon

18:30

28 July 2026
Oenology
Sunsets Vignerons 2026 à la Cave de Lumières

Goult

18:30 22:00

28 July 2026
Oenology Regional Products
Sunsets vignerons enLuberon au Domaine du Coffre

Pertuis

18:30 21:30

28 July 2026
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Évasion en Camion Vintage au Cœur des Vignes

Visan

17:11 20:00

28 July 2026
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Complet: Sunsets Vignerons 2026 au Château de la Canorgue

Bonnieux

18:30 22:00

28 July 2026 et plus
Light music Oenology
Concerts Under the Stars at the Domaine de Panéry

Pouzilhac

19:30

28 July 2026
Oenology
Complet: Sunsets Vignerons 2026 au Domaine de la Citadelle

Ménerbes

18:30 22:00

28 July 2026
Oenology Regional Products
Les Sunsets Vignerons en Luberon à Château Clapier à Mirabeau

Mirabeau

18:30 21:00

Loire: visit a Wine Estate

Loire

Along with the Rhône, the Loire is one of the smallest departments in the Rhône Valley in terms of vineyard area. But it still had plenty to offer the visitor! Estates making Condrieu and Côte Rôtie appellation wines nestle here within the unspoilt Pilat Natural Regional Park, boasting a wealth of heritage architecture and history with countless hidden treasures to explore.  Then there’s Château-Grillet, dating back to the 18th century and one of the Rhône Valley’s oldest appellations, whose vineyards are considered to be a historic monument in themselves. For white-wine enthusiasts especially, these are a must-visit, with exceptional wines well worth exploring and tasting.

Visiter Domaines de la Loire
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The Rhône Valley Departments

Discover other wine estates

From Lyon to Avignon, the Rhône Valley is a vast wine-growing region dotted with renowned estates. Here are a few suggestions to broaden your horizons and discover other wine tourism destinations.

Flavours and terroirs

From glass to plate

Local wines pair beautifully with local foods. That means Mediterranean and Provençal flavours in the south, and the taste of Ardèche and Lyon in the north. Countless culinary combinations to make your taste-buds sparkle!

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Where to stay

Rooms with a view

Do you dream of waking up the sound of cicadas, or opening your eyes to views of vines as far as the eye can see?  Then you’re in the right place. Choose bed and breakfast accommodation, or a vineyard gîte that’s just right for your needs. Or maybe you’d prefer something in the countryside, or in town? Our partners can help.

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