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1 City, 3 Places

Written on 06/25/2023

After many months of work, the Cité des Vins has opened its doors to the public! Discover these three sites with us

1 city, 3 locations

Three gateways to discover the richness of Burgundy winegrowing

After many months of work, the Cité des Vins has opened its doors to the public!

  • A few words about the construction stages of the three sites.
Quoted in Chablis :

Located in the heart of the village, just a stone's throw from the vineyards, La Cité à Chablis is housed in a historic medieval building: the Petit Pontigny cellar, a place highly steeped in history as one of the monastic cradles that shaped winegrowing Burgundy.

Architect Claude Correia of Atelier Correia Architectes & Associés, located in Saulieu in the heart of the Morvan region, has renovated this intimate 12th century building and added an 800 m² contemporary extension.


City of Beaune :

Groupe Rougeot achieved a high-precision construction with this 24-meter-high architectural jewel , featuring a 2,000-ton helical gimbal.

In addition to being a true technical feat, the Cité à Beaune is also an example ofeco-responsibility, thanks to a carefully thought-out construction process that is part of a sustainable tourism approach (bio-sourced materials, local geosourced materials, renewable energy production, rainwater recovery...).

Cité à Mâcon :

With its strong signal in the shape of a press screw, the Cité à Mâcon stands like a lighthouse on the banks of the Saône, perfectly integrated into the urban space.

Take advantage of your visit to the belvedere , which offers an exceptional view from a height of 14 metres.

  • About the Cité des Vins 
The Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne takes you on a unique journey through the heart of the Burgundy vineyards to discover all the special features of this historic cultural heritage, unique in the world.

  • What is the Cité des Vins?
A network

A network of three wine tourism sites in Chablis, Beaune and Mâcon, representing the whole of winegrowing Burgundy, from north to south.

A spokesperson

The mouthpiece for Burgundy's diverse wine culture, the messenger for the passionate men and women who work, today and tomorrow, to protect and promote this living heritage.

A footbridge

Three gateways to Burgundy's wine heritage, designed to inspire you to continue your discovery of the region's vineyards and wine cellars.

A reference

THE place to discover and share Burgundy, its heritage, culture, history and wines, as well as the main Centre d'Interprétation des Climats du Vignoble de Bourgogne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  • What are the ambitions of the Cité des Vins?
Promoting Burgundy around the world.


  • What does the Cité des Vins have to offer?
Experiences

Through immersive, sensory experiences, they offer you all the keys to understanding the world of vines and wine.

An opening for all

Whether you're a curious visitor, an amateur, a neophyte, an enthusiast, a tourist from France or abroad, a school group or a business traveler, the Cité is open to all! Everyone can discover the world of wine and deepen their knowledge to their heart's content... at the Cité and beyond!

Commitment

The Cité participates, at its own level, in a more sustainable world: eco-responsible building design and management, ethical sourcing for bars and stores, and encouragement of green tourism.

  • What to do in the Cité des Vins
Share winegrowing culture through original museography, unique tasting courses and workshops, original site rehabilitation and attractive programming.


  • A dynamic and passionate team will be delighted to welcome you.
At the Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne, good humour, versatility and efficiency are the watchwords for visitor satisfaction!

Fascinated by culture, heritage and wine, and supported by its Chairman Benoît de Charette, the team works in collaborative mode, convinced that a plurality of ideas is a strength for continually challenging and innovating.

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