Vineyard walk in Bonvillars

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Description - Vineyard walk in Bonvillars

Overlooking Lake Neuchâtel, a visit to the Bonvillars AOC vineyard promises exceptional views and unforgettable discoveries.

This walk takes you through the Bonvillars AOC vineyards and the wine villages of Champagne, Onnens, Corcelles-près-Concise and Concise. The main grape varieties of the Bonvillars AOC vineyard, which covers 180ha, are Pinot Noir, Gamay and Chasselas.

The winegrowers of the region look forward to welcoming you to their vineyards.

The scenery in Bonvillars lends itself perfectly to well-deserved breaks. Be sure to respect nature and the private properties along the way; don't leave any other souvenirs of your passing-by than taking photos...
The village cafés and restaurants along the way will gladly welcome you for a drink or a meal.

Steps

1. The Factory - Maison Cornu

The famous company Cornu SA opens its doors for unusual tasting and interactive experiences.

2. Bonvillars AOC

On the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, the vineyards of the Appellation Bonvillars offer many speciality wines to enjoy.

3. Cellar of Bonvillars winegrowers

The red façade of the building sets the tone: The “Cellar of Bonvillars winegrowers” responds to the needs of the local market dynamically.

4. The La Coudre Foundation

The estate offers educational activities that raise awareness of a broad audience with regard to heritage protection and conservation.

5. Menhirs of the Grandson region

According to archaeologists, the origin of these raised stones dates from Neolithic times (3000 to 2000 B.C.)

Access

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Agence ADNV / Office du Tourisme du Nord vaudois

Avenue de la Gare 2

1401 Yverdon-les-Bains

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Practical information

Duration
The journey extends over 12 kms walking. Allow for more or less a three-hour walk.

Accessibility
The excursion is accessible to persons of average fitness and children who are able to walk by themselves. The paths are all asphalted and can be followed in wheelchairs and pushchairs, taking into account certain differences in level in places.