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18/11/2024
On 4 July 2015, the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne were inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List as a "cultural landscape", i.e. "combined works of nature and humankind". The Côtes de Nuits and Beaune Climats vineyards were listed by virtue of being a model of terroir-based viticulture. The inscription also includes the cultural and heritage features marking the thousand-year history of wine-making in this area. Thus, UNESCO has recognised the culture, expertise and heritage of the wine-making villages and the historic centres of Beaune and Dijon.
Since the inscription, the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne association has aimed to protect, promote and preserve this outstanding site with awareness-raising drives and a management plan in cooperation with the State, local authorities and wine professionals.
The 10th anniversary of the UNESCO World Heritage List inscription will be celebrated throughout 2025
The year will vibrate with the colours of the Climats! The 10th anniversary of the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne’s listing as a World Heritage Site will climax with a major popular event on 4 July 2025. However, a whole year of celebrations from Dijon to Les Maranges, south of Beaune, is being planned.
FOUR EVENTS: SAVE THE DATE
FOUR MAJOR PROJECTS IN TO PROTECT, PRESERVE AND PROMOTE THE CLIMATS WORLD HERITAGE SITE
Press contact: Delphine Thevenot-Martinez - communication@climats-bourgogne.com
Phone: 06 31 42 13 50
About 30 events will take place from January to December at the major landmarks and towns, at vineyards and villages, and at sites known only to locals. Performances, talks, offbeat tours, hikes, festive and gastronomic events, workshops for young and old, art exhibitions, city walks and many surprises are in store. The full programme is coming out soon. Emblematic sites such as the Hospices de Beaune, the Château du Clos de Vougeot and La Karrière, the towns of Beaune, Dijon, Gevrey-Chambertin and Nuits-Saint-Georges and the wineries will take part. The festivities will begin with the Saint-Vincent Tournante in Ladoix on 25 and 26 January.
A very busy year
Over 30 upcoming events and as many reasons to enjoy a stay in Burgundy :
- Along the Route des Grands Crus, from Dijon to the Maranges, via the Hautes-Côtes
- Meet winegrowers, craftsmen and passionate locals
- Explore a living site, a mixture of vineyards and heritage, nature and history, epicurean delights and the art of living.