Closed of Vougeot and Climates: a confidentially bound(connected) history(story). Discover the cistercienne history(story) of places and his(her,its) importance in the development of Climates across 2 guided tours, livened up(led) by three members of scientific the Council of the Climates of Bourgogne: Jean-Pierre Garcia, Guillaume Grillon and Marion Foucher.
Guided tours outdoor, around the Castle

• The place(square) of Clos Vougeot in the history(story) of Climates:
  11 h 00, by Jean-Pierre Garcia, University professor in geography-historie of the wine-making countries(soils),
  14 h 30 and 16 h 00, by Guillaume Grillon, Doctor in medieval history(story).
  Of the construction of the cistercien closed to that of a famous climate, you will understand different components of a Climate as that of Closed of Vougeot (history(story), grounds, geology, exhibition(exposure)) and, in a more general way, the constitution of Climates. A reading of landscape will also be in programme.
• Cistercienne history(story) and constitution of the Closed first ones:
  14 h 00 and 15 h 30, by Marion Foucher, Doctor in history(story) and building archaeology, archaeology of stone and of heritage builds the Coast(Rib),
  Dive into the architectural and historic history(story) of Closed of Vougeot: of his(her,its) creation by the monks as place of wine-making production in its current evolution and in that of its landscape around.
  Workshop(Studio) children, 9h00-16h30
  The artist, Manue Breuillot will propose a collective workshop(studio) "Let us write Climates" which will invite the children to imagine word together Climates.
  Welcome(Reception) - information: 9h00-16h30
  Welcome(Reception) of guided tours and information about the Climates of the vineyard of Bourgogne.
  Practical information:
  Departures in front of the entrance(entry) of Closed of Vougeot, street of the Mountain, 21640 VOUGEOT.
  Free visits - advised(recommended) reservations (limited places(squares)): evenement@climats-bourgogne.com / tel: 03 80 20 10 40
  Duration of visits: 45 mn at 1 h. Information: www.climats-bourgogne.com