Museum of Alpine viticulture, from June to September, guided and self-guided tours, tasting and sale of wine products. The Maison du Vigneron (Winegrower's House) retraces the history of winegrowing by exhibiting old winegrowing artefacts, as well as numerous historic photos and films.
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The Maison du Vigneron offers a place to visit at the foot of a steep, century-old vineyard, and a tasting and sales area where the vintages of the 12 Hautes-Alpes winegrowers are presented.
New! Discovery Day, accompanied tour of the Museum and visit to a vineyard with tasting and sale at the producer's! Offer reserved for groups of at least 8 people, by reservation only.
On the slopes of the Durance and in the Avance valley, the vineyards of the Hautes-Alpes are enjoying a renaissance. Its history dates back thousands of years to the Middle Ages. With the phylloxera crisis, this micro-vineyard almost disappeared.
With 160 hectares of vines, some of them the highest in France, the Hautes-Alpes vineyards are classified as IGP Indication Géographique Protégée (Protected Geographical Indication). The estates regularly win prizes and medals, such as Domaine de Tresbaudon, which won 3 gold medals and 1 silver at the Salon de l'Agriculture 2024.
One of the special features of these estates is that they use ancient grape varieties, including one endemic to the Hautes-Alpes, the mollar, which was saved in the 1950s, enabling it to be brought back into cultivation.
New! Discovery Day, accompanied tour of the Museum and visit to a vineyard with tasting and sale at the producer's! Offer reserved for groups of at least 8 people, by reservation only.
On the slopes of the Durance and in the Avance valley, the vineyards of the Hautes-Alpes are enjoying a renaissance. Its history dates back thousands of years to the Middle Ages. With the phylloxera crisis, this micro-vineyard almost disappeared.
With 160 hectares of vines, some of them the highest in France, the Hautes-Alpes vineyards are classified as IGP Indication Géographique Protégée (Protected Geographical Indication). The estates regularly win prizes and medals, such as Domaine de Tresbaudon, which won 3 gold medals and 1 silver at the Salon de l'Agriculture 2024.
One of the special features of these estates is that they use ancient grape varieties, including one endemic to the Hautes-Alpes, the mollar, which was saved in the 1950s, enabling it to be brought back into cultivation.
The Maison du Vigneron offers a place to visit at the foot of a steep, century-old vineyard, and a tasting and sales area where the vintages of the 12 Hautes-Alpes winegrowers are presented.
New! Discovery Day, accompanied tour of the Museum and visit to a vineyard with tasting and sale at the producer's! Offer reserved for groups of at least 8 people, by reservation only.
On the slopes of the Durance and in the Avance valley, the vineyards of the Hautes-Alpes are enjoying a...
New! Discovery Day, accompanied tour of the Museum and visit to a vineyard with tasting and sale at the producer's! Offer reserved for groups of at least 8 people, by reservation only.
On the slopes of the Durance and in the Avance valley, the vineyards of the Hautes-Alpes are enjoying a...
Services
Services
Exhibition space
Car park
Rates
Rates
Individual visits or groups of less than 8 people: the visit to the Museum is free and costs €4 per person, including tasting.
For groups of 8 people or more: guided tour of the Museum followed by tasting: €7 per person (free for minors).
For groups of 8 people or more: guided tour of the Museum followed by tasting: €7 per person (free for minors).
Payment methods
Payment methods
Payment methods
Bank/credit card
Check
Cash
Contactless paymentOpenings
Openings
From 18 June 2025 until 28 September 2025
From 18 June 2025 until 28 September 2025
Monday
10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
10:00 - 19:00
