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The Rhône Valley, a treasure trove in southern France, is synonymous with exceptional wines and picturesque landscapes.
Stretching from Lyon to Avignon, this region seamlessly blends centuries-old winemaking traditions with stunning natural beauty. Our bespoke tours are designed to immerse you in the Rhône Valley’s rich viticultural heritage and breathtaking scenery.
These are simply handpicked suggestions for the kind of holiday you might have in the Rhône Valley. Your trip will be tailored, and refined until it matches you completely.
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Beyond its renowned wine tastings and tours, the Rhône Valley offers a myriad of experiences: serene river cruises, culinary delights and explorations of its historical and cultural landmarks.
Discover the traboules in Lyon, hidden passages connecting buildings, used by the silk weavers in the old times. Enjoy amazing views from the old Fourvière district. In Avignon, head to the iconic stone bridge and visit the famous Palais des Papes.
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Out in nature
Explore the terraced vineyards of Côte-Rôtie, where steep slopes produce some of the most exquisite Syrah wines in the world. Enjoy a guided tour and tasting at a renowned winery, followed by a scenic walk through the vineyards.
Cycle through the picturesque vineyards of Hermitage, stopping at family-owned wineries to sample their exceptional offerings.
Cruise along the Rhône River, taking in the breathtaking scenery from the water. Disembark for a gourmet picnic among the vineyards, accompanied by a selection of the region’s finest wines.
In the city
Feast your way through Lyon, the culinary capital of France. Its never-ending array of local delicacies paired with fine Rhône wines shows you the region’s influence on French gastronomy like nowhere else.
A food market tour in the iconic Les Halles Paul Bocuse is the best way to understand how the city became the culinary capital of France and discover the typical Lyonais dishes. Learn how the Bouchons and Meres participated in the city’s reputation of epicureans paradise. No visit is complete without sampling the fresh produce at the market stalls.
Lyon boasts 21 certified Bouchons, traditional restaurants serving local food. Indulge your taste buds in hearty dishes and delicious wines. You can also opt for the many bistros and the long list of Michelin restaurants.
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