They should have a better wine museum in a wine city like Beaune. Other than some old winemaking equipment it wasn't much. I learned nothing new about wine.

They should have a better wine museum in a wine city like Beaune. Other than some old winemaking equipment it wasn't much. I learned nothing new about wine.
We loved learning how a wine barrel is made! This place was 5 euros and you have as much time as you want to hang around and learn. Most of it in french only but the pictures and props are self explainatory. Good to do if you are rained out!
The entrance fee is 5.50Euros per person. No senior discount offered. The location is what used to be a palace of the Duc de Bourgogne, already a landmark. It holds 11 rooms where you get to see all the aspects, past to the present, of everything that has to do with wine. It starts with the soil, working the soil,...
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If you have the time, it is worth the visit. For 5 euros you get a combined ticket for this museum and the Museum de Beaux Arts. a small art museum.
Small museum with basic descriptions of the wine making processes and wine related artifacts. Not an essential stop in Beaune.
While in Beaune we bought an inexpensive 3 attractions package deal consisting of a vineyard mini-train tour, a wine tasting tour and a tour of the Musee du Vin de Bourgogne. We bought our package from the local Beaune Tourism Office and it was well worth the small amount we paid. Whether you love wine, know wine or just like...
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We had a self-guided tour and it was very interesting. Glad we went there.
A few old barrels and bottles of wine. Some soil samples. A few cards in English of basic info, but otherwise all in French. Feels like it hasnt been touched in 20 years. Not worth the Euro 5.50 entry fee. Give it a miss.
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