With its rich history and remarkable heritage, France invites visitors to explore its UNESCO-recognised masterpieces — sites of outstanding universal value and living symbols of historical memory and traditional know-how. As of 2019, France is home to 45 UNESCO World Heritage sites, many of which are located near its magnificent vineyards — perfect destinations for a wine-themed getaway.
France’s vineyard heritage is proudly represented on the UNESCO List with Saint-Émilion (inscribed in 1999), and the Burgundy Climats and Champagne Hillsides, Houses and Cellars (both added in 2015). Let’s take a closer look at the main UNESCO sites found in France’s great wine regions. Continue reading
