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La Cité du Vin received the Special Jury Prize for International Outreach on Friday 29 March, at the first Wine Tourism Trophies awards.

While 2018 has only just ended, La Cité du Vin takes stock of an action-packed year.

After Bistro! From Baudelaire to Picasso (2017) and Wine and Music, concords and discords (2018), La Cité du Vin presents Mind-blowing!

On Wednesday 26 September, the Foundation for Wine Culture and Civilisations signed a co-organisation contract with Argentina, for the next Guest Wine Region temporary exhibition at La Cité du Vin. 

Since its opening on 1 June 2016, La Cité du Vin in Bordeaux has been a great success in terms of visitor numbers.

Gustavo Santos, Minister of Tourism of the Argentine Republic and President of the Executive Council of the World Tourism Organization, visiting La Cité du Vin on 26 May, announced Argentina’s decision to produce a temporary exhibition dedicated t

After Bistro! From Baudelaire to Picasso (2017) and Wine and Music, concords and discords (2018), La Cité du Vin presents Mind-blowing!

The Fondation pour la culture et les civilisations du Vin will welcome the Porto region as the Guest Vineyard for its temporary exhibition in autumn 2018.

In 2017, La Cité du Vin in Bordeaux welcomed 445 000 visitors of 176 different nationalities, more than 1000 French and international journalists, 1100 groups and 400 private events.

Following the success of the major temporary exhibition Bistro! From Baudelaire to Picasso in 2017, La Cité du Vin will be presenting Wine and Music, harmony and dissonance (16th – 19th century) from 23 March to 24 June 2018.
The exhibition will include 150 works (paintings and pottery, music books, models, instruments, stage jewellery, etc.) from regional, national and European collections, as well as a selection of musical works (operas, ballets, drinking songs) illustrating the association between wine and music, based on themes ranging from the mythical to the profane, epicurean to moralistic. This original exhibition will be accompanied by a wide and eclectic cultural programme.