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Water into wine tourism

Water into wine tourism

The network of rivers is important to Bordeaux, the Majestic Dordogne flows from the east, joining the Garonne River just north of the city of Bordeaux, near the vines of Margaux. These big bodies of water temper the extremes of the climate and were historically important for transporting wine to the world.

Discovering Lavaux by bike

Discovering Lavaux by bike

Escape into the stunning terraced vineyards of Lavaux on a half-day e-bike adventure, where breathtaking landscapes meet rich history and delicious wine. This isn’t just a ride; it’s a chance to connect with one of Switzerland’s most beautiful regions.

A red tram to the heart of Mendoza’s wine tourism

A red tram to the heart of Mendoza’s wine tourism

In Mendoza, the sun shines almost every day of the year and wine is always one step away. Visitors can use the public red tram to visit one of the most traditional wineries in Mendoza, the López family winery. They offer a variety of tours to delve into the wine tourism spirit of Mendoza, with costs that start as low as 5 dollars.

Casablanca: The Love Valley

Casablanca: The Love Valley

Welcome to Casablanca Valley, the perfect destination for couples seeking an enchanting escape. Beyond the vineyards and grapevines, this valley offers much more than the typical wine tastings. Delight in charming services like cooking classes designed for couples,...