Vineyard Trail of the King René Vineyard

Take a stroll through the vineyards of the Roy René Vineyard in Lambesc. This vineyard trail, accessible to all, will introduce you to grape varieties, terroir, and Provençal landscapes. Extend your immersion in nature with a wine tasting at the cellar door.

In the heart of the vineyards of the Roy René Vineyard in Lambesc, the vineyard trail invites you on an immersive walk through nature, history, and the Provençal terroir. This educational trail of approximately 5 km, marked with explanatory panels, allows you to discover the work involved in cultivating the vines, the emblematic grape varieties, and the landscapes of the Aix-en-Provence vineyards throughout the seasons.

Accessible to all, this walk through the heart of the vineyards is an original way to understand the winemaker's craft and discover the riches of the Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence appellation. The visit can be extended at the estate's cellar to taste the wines and fully savor the Provençal art of living.
Created in 1922 by Jules Reynaud, mayor of Lambesc, the vineyard bears the name of the famous King René, a historical figure of Provence and a great wine lover.

As they stroll along, visitors discover a region steeped in history, where viticulture has shaped the landscape and local identity for centuries. Even today, winemakers perpetuate this tradition by cultivating their plots with exacting standards and respect for the environment.

As you walk, the landscape changes with the seasons:
- In spring, the young leaves appear and color the vines a bright green, and above all, the almond trees are in bloom!
- in summer, the grapes soak up the sun; ;
- In autumn, the golden colors transform the vineyard into a veritable Provençal painting.

This immersion in nature is the perfect opportunity to slow down and appreciate the beauty of the landscapes of the Provence wine region.

The best part? A detailed booklet is available on our website to best guide you during your walk.

The vineyard trail at the estate has been designed as an educational and fun route, accessible to all. Along the way, stops along the trail provide a better understanding of the work involved in cultivating the vines, from planting to harvesting.
Visitors discover, in particular, the different grape varieties cultivated in the appellation, such as grenache, syrah or cinsault; the key stages of the vine cycle; the role of terroir and climate in the quality of the grapes.
This approach offers insight into the winemaker's craft and the expertise behind each bottle. It's an ideal outing for the curious, wine enthusiasts, or families looking to discover local heritage in a different way.

The plus? A "vineyard mission" book awaits the youngest visitors at the sales cellar, allowing them to discover the winemaker's profession through their eyes.

Exploring a vineyard on foot is an increasingly popular trend among hiking and wine tourism enthusiasts. Vineyard trails offer an immersive experience: understanding the work of the winemakers, discovering the terroir, and ending the visit with a tasting.
At Vignoble du Roy René, the walk can naturally be extended with a visit to the cellar to taste the wines of the estate and discover all the richness of the vintages produced in the appellation.
This is the perfect opportunity to share a friendly moment with friends, family or with fellow nature and food enthusiasts.

The best part? Our cellar is also a haven for bon vivants; local produce, quality gourmet foods, tableware and decorations will delight fans of

Whether you are a hiker, wine lover or simply curious to discover the Provençal landscapes in a different way, the vineyard trail offers an authentic and accessible experience.
Between nature, culture and gastronomy, this stroll through the heart of the vineyards allows you to take the time to observe, understand and savor the Provençal way of life.
So, during your next getaway to Provence, let yourself be tempted by a walk in the heart of the Roy René vineyards… an invitation to discover the vineyard differently, at the rhythm of nature and the seasons.