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Village of Oingt Must-see
A medieval golden-stone village ranked among the most beautiful in France, with its keep and flower-decked lanes overlooking the vineyard.
See on the map →Wine-covered hills between Lyon and Burgundy, the Beaujolais unfurls a rolling vineyard dotted with golden-stone villages, world-renowned for its young wine celebrated every third Thursday of November.
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Vineyard of the Beaujolais Must-see
Rolling wine-covered hillsides producing the famous gamay, with its ten recognised crus including Morgon, Fleurie and Moulin-à-Vent.
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Château de Corcelles
A fortified 15th-century wine château, with moat, Renaissance courtyard and tasting cellar at the heart of the vineyard.
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Mont Brouilly
A volcanic hill overlooking the Beaujolais vineyard, crowned by a pilgrimage chapel offering a panorama over the surrounding crus.
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