Vignes paris guide - activities

Discover Clos des Morillons, the vineyards of Parc Georges Brassens, in the 15th arrondissement of Paris

Parc Georges Brassens, one of the most bucolic parks in Paris, boasts many vines. And it's no coincidence that the Vaugirard district has a long history of winegrowing! Discover the history of Clos des Morillons, the only vineyard in the 15th arrondissement.

A walk to discover Bercy's small vineyard

In the 12th arrondissement, in the heart of the Jardin Yithzak Rabin, right in the middle of Parc de Bercy, lies a small vineyard, planted here in memory of the neighborhood's winegrowing past. Take a stroll through the Parc de Bercy and discover it for yourself!

A stroll through the Clos Montmartre vineyard, the oldest vines in Paris

Just a few minutes' walk from Sacré-Coeur, near the Lapin Agile cabaret, stands a vineyard on a rather steep slope below the Montmartre hill. This is the Clos de Montmartre, the vineyard of the eponymous district and, above all, a major witness to the district's winegrowing past.

Le Clos des Arènes, hidden vineyards in the heart of the Arènes de Lutèce in Paris

In the 6th arrondissement, the Arènes de Lutèce is one of those suspended places that still retains all its charm from ancient times. This is where you'll find some of the rarest vines in Paris, to be discovered adorned with beautiful bunches of grapes as the harvest season approaches.

Explore the Belleville vineyard, the capital's thousand-year-old vines

On the 20th arrondissement side, in the Parc de Belleville, you'll find vines that are harvested every year in September or October. Open to visitors from time to time, it's a great opportunity to discover these magnificent vines, unique in the 20th arrondissement!

Discover Clos des Chaufourniers, the little secret vineyard perched on the Butte Bergeyre (19th district)

They're certainly the most discreet of the capital's five vineyards: the small Butte Bergeyre vineyard is relatively unknown to Parisians, and for good reason: it's perched on a bucolic knoll in the heart of the 19th arrondissement.