A story that can be read among the vines
Exploring the Dracénie Provence Verdon region is like stepping back in time and immersing yourself in a two-thousand-year-old winemaking heritage. Wander among the rows of sturdy, gnarled vines in the heart of its ancient vineyards. The scent of thyme and rosemary fills the air.
Around a bend in the road, a winemaker eager to share his expertise invites you to taste the fruit of his labor, a nectar that releases in the mouth all the richness of these schist and clay soils. Here, in the heart of the golden triangle of Provence, the French Riviera, and the Verdon, each sip is an adventure, each encounter a living history lesson.
Enter the cellars where the great rosé wines mature.
There Dracénie Provence Verdon includes a treasure trove of cellars and estates that bear witness to a rich winemaking past. From small family farms to large, renowned estates, one thing is certain: you will meet passionate winemakers, guardians of ancestral know-how, who will be happy to share (almost) all the secrets of making Provence rosés with you.
These estates are not only places of wine production, but also sites steeped in history who will offer you unique wine tourism experiences.
Escape for a weekend
Welcome to Dracénie Provence Verdon, the perfect getaway for an unforgettable wine tourism weekend. In this land where wine blends harmoniously with art and history, prepare to experience truly memorable moments. Follow the guide!
Discover: The secrets of winemaking expertise
Designated a "Vineyards & Discoveries" destination, the Dracénie Provence Verdon region boasts numerous sites, restaurants, accommodations, activities, and cultural and natural wonders to add to your itinerary! These immersive experiences invite you to discover the vineyards like never before, getting up close to the land. Participate in traditional grape harvesting, pruning shears in hand, or learn the delicate art of wine tasting in workshops led by sommeliers. If you're looking to savor the flavors of Provence, there's nothing better than enjoying a gourmet picnic amidst the vines. For the more adventurous, try cycling, quad biking, or electric scooter rides through enchanting vineyard landscapes.
The Must-Sees of Dracénie Provence Verdon
To make your stay unforgettable and ensure you don't miss anything the Draguignan region has to offer, add these must-see attractions to your itinerary! Between wine tastings, take the opportunity to explore its capital, Draguignan. Admire the beauty of the hilltop villages from the road, stroll through the medieval town of Les Arcs-sur-Argens, and stop at the Sainte-Roseline Chapel, a historical site with exceptional heritage. At the end of your journey, treat yourself to a refreshing break in the turquoise waters of an idyllic waterfall, considered one of the most beautiful in Provence…
The Sainte-Roseline chapel
Listed as a Historical Monument, the chapel is not only a place of spiritual significance: it houses contemporary artworks by artists including Chagall and Giacometti. The stained-glass windows designed by Jean Bazaine and Raoul Ubac also bring light and color to the chapel's interior. A must-see!
5 good reasons to enjoy wine tourism in Dracénie
- Taste wines from the Côtes de Provence PDO
- Combine Wine tasting and historical heritage
- Explore «"The vineyard by bike", a 20 km cycle route
- To refresh oneself in the Argens river
- Dive at the heart of Provençal traditions
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