Château de Lascaux: A Vineyard Gem in the Heart of Vacquières
Experience the enchanting Château de Lascaux, a vineyard in Vacquières showcasing exquisite wines and breathtaking scenery, perfect for any wine lover.
Nestled in the charming region of Vacquières, Château de Lascaux is a vineyard that beautifully blends the art of winemaking with the enchanting scenery of the French countryside. This extraordinary location invites visitors to explore its lush vineyards, where they can learn about the meticulous process of wine production from vine to bottle. With a welcoming atmosphere, the vineyard offers guided tours that immerse guests in the rich history and tradition of winemaking that the region is renowned for. In addition to its captivating tours, Château de Lascaux boasts a wine cellar where visitors can indulge in tastings of their exquisite wines. The knowledgeable staff are eager to share their expertise, helping guests to appreciate the diverse flavors and aromas that define each bottle. The vineyard’s picturesque setting, accented by rolling hills and vibrant grapevines, provides the perfect backdrop for a leisurely afternoon of tasting and relaxation. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or simply looking to enjoy a delightful day in nature, Château de Lascaux promises an unforgettable experience. With its dedication to quality and tradition, this vineyard not only serves as a tourist attraction but also as a testament to the passion and craftsmanship of French winemaking. Make sure to take your time to explore this hidden gem and savor the beauty and flavors it has to offer.
Local tips
- Book a guided tour in advance to ensure availability and enjoy a more personalized experience.
- Visit during the harvest season for a unique insight into the winemaking process.
- Pair your wine tasting with local cheeses for a delightful culinary experience.
- Take a leisurely stroll around the vineyard grounds to fully appreciate the stunning landscape.
- Check their website for seasonal events that may enhance your visit.
A brief summary to Château de Lascaux
- Route du Brestalou, Vacquières, 34270, FR
- +33467590008
- Visit website
- Monday 10 am-12 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-12 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-12 pm
- Thursday 10 am-12 pm
- Friday 10 am-12 pm
- Saturday 10 am-12 pm
Getting There
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Bus
From the center of Montpellier, head to the 'Gare Saint-Roch' bus station. Take the L3 bus towards 'Lattes' and get off at the 'Lattes - Grand' stop (about 15 minutes). From there, transfer to the bus line 120 towards 'Vacquières' and get off at the 'Vacquières' stop. The Château de Lascaux is a short 10-minute walk from the bus stop. Head northeast on Route du Brestalou, and you will find the entrance to the Château on your left.
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Tram
Take the tram line 3 from 'Place de l'Europe' towards 'Juvignac'. Get off at 'Pérols - Étang de l'Or' station (approximately 20 minutes). From there, catch the bus line 120 towards 'Vacquières' and disembark at 'Vacquières' stop. The Château de Lascaux is about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop. Walk northeast on Route du Brestalou, and the Château will be on your left.
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Walking
If you are staying nearby, you can walk directly to Château de Lascaux from the village of Vacquières. Head northeast on Route du Brestalou. It is approximately a 15-minute walk from the center of Vacquières to the Château.
Attractions Nearby to Château de Lascaux
- Chapelle Notre-Dame d'Aleyrac
- Château Boisset - Pic Saint Loup
- Mas Gourdou
- Pic Saint-Loup
- Col de Fambetou
- Pic Saint Loup Winetours
- Pic st loup
- Maison des Consuls - art and archeology museum
- Canoë Cévennes : Location Canoë Kayak Gorges de l'Hérault
- Pont de Saint-Étienne d'Issensac
- Montpellier Zoological Park
- GR 67 Tour du Pays Cévenol (Gard, Lozère)
- Parc du Domaine de Méric
- Le chapitô
- Château d'O
Landmarks nearby to Château de Lascaux
- Aqueduc de Castries
- Castle of Tornac
- Villa des Cent Regards
- Caves Languedoc Roussillon
- Théâtre Le Point Comédie
- Unicorns Fountain
- Best Western Hotel Le Guilhem
- Monument aux Morts de Montpellier
- Ancien Cinéma Historique
- Statue de Jacques Cœur
- Château d’eau du Peyrou
- Statue équestre de Louis XIV
- Promenade du Peyrou
- Place Jean Jaurès
- Place du Parnasse