Maison Brotte shares its winegrowing know-how through a unique educational path, revealing all the secrets of wine making, the specificities of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Rhône Valley. On 500 m² of museum, you will be immersed in a memorable, warm and contemporary atmosphere, and follow in the footsteps of the winegrower.

Come and discover a family estate in the heart of the famous wine appellation of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. The Brotte family has been passing down know-how since 1931 and today, be part of the adventure by coming to discover their secrets. A tasting of 3 wines awaits you, as well as a visit to the Brotte Wine Museum! Museum created in 1972 by Jeanne Brotte, grandmother of the current owner. This Museum is unique in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, it will teach you everything you need to know about vines and wine, and the history of the Brotte family!

Artemisia museum By avoiding the long queue to buy your ticket on site, you will have even more time to admire the scenography of the Artemisia museum and enjoy a unique sensory experience.

The Brotte family welcomes you to Châteauneuf-du-Pape for the Expression Route, combining visit to the Wine Museum and exclusive tasting. You will discover three rare vintages in AOC Châteauneuf-du-Pape, from emblematic plots: Grenache du Coteau de l’Ange, Syrah de Pradel and Clairette des Terres Blanches. These wines, produced in very limited quantities, reveal the purest expression of their exceptional terroirs. At the end of this tasting, you will also have the privilege of discovering an old vintage through our iconic vintage: the Vintage Vial, true symbol of Maison Brotte. A unique sensory immersion, reflecting the excellence and know-how of Maison Brotte.

Discover the award-winning Mucem and uncover the history of European and Mediterranean civilisations. Explore the charming Panier district at your own pace with a digital audio tour. Located in the heart of Marseille, the Mucem’s vibrant architecture and stunning concrete lace are perfect for an unforgettable snapshot. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by storytelling exhibits that lead you through history, art and culture with rare artifacts, sculptures and more. Climb to the top of Fort Saint-Jean, built in 1660 by Louis XIV, and marvel at the panoramic views of the waterfront. Afterwards, continue exploring the Panier district of Marseille with an audio tour. Enjoy 18 points of interest, including Maison Diamantée, Hôtel Dieu and much more.

Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Historic island fortress — take the short ferry ride to a real-life castle immortalized in classic literature Prison cells & dungeon atmosphere — explore the grim chambers that once held political prisoners and hardened criminals Defensive ramparts — walk along stone walls offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean and Marseille harbor Legendary Monte Cristo connection — immerse yourself in the romantic and mysterious legacy of The Count of Monte Cristo Maritime heritage insights — learn about the fortress’s military role, prison life, and coastal defense systems PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Follow in the footsteps of the Romans at the Ancient Theatre of Orange. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site and see the iconic stage wall decorated with the original statues and columns. The beautifully preserved Roman theatre was used for stage performances, until it was eventually abandoned and looted by barbarians. Thanks to the 19th century restoration, the theatre is used today for festivals and concerts by popular artists such as Elton John and Johnny Hallyday. Enjoy a virtual experience, where you’ll put on a VR headset and journey back in time. Follow Jade, who finds a mysterious Roman mask and is transported to the time of Ancient Romans – where she’s tasked with getting the theatre ready for show time. And don’t forget to visit the Museum of Art and History of Orange and see the famous cadaster, an ancient roman map carved in stone, and admire paintings from Frank Brangwyn and Albert De Belleroche.