A visit to Lucey can focus on a variety of themes: the agricultural and craft history of the Toulois, winegrowing, a walk or the Roises in the Jardin d'eau. The activities vary in the time they take and how they can be visited. The Circuit des Vignes is an easy circular walk of about an hour and a half; independent visits to the garden are possible at any time, while guided group tours are available on request. This allows you to decide whether the route, regional culture or winegrowing should be the main focus, and which visits require an advance enquiry.

Agriculture, Culture and Winegrowing

The Maison de la Polyculture museum presents 150 years of agricultural and, in part, craft practices in the Toulois, from the 19th century to the 1960s. Its historical perspective offers an insight into regional working and cultural history that goes beyond winegrowing. For travellers who do not want to limit their interest in cultural history to winegrowing, the museum is a distinct focus when planning a stay.

A winegrowing educational trail runs through the vineyards by the Maison de la Polyculture. Information panels explain the vegetative cycle and the winemaker’s work. Visitors can taste different grapes in the teaching vineyard. Alongside the museum’s historical perspective, the programme therefore includes explanations of winegrowing and an opportunity to taste grapes.

Walk and Jardin d'eau des Roises

For 2026, the Circuit des Vignes in Lucey is listed as a five-kilometre circular walking route. It is considered an easy walk and takes about one hour and 30 minutes. The starting point is at the car park near the sports ground in Lucey. The distance and time provide different kinds of guidance: five kilometres describes the route, while about an hour and a half indicates the time required. This makes it possible to plan the walk into your day based on distance and duration.

The Jardin d'eau des Roises in Lucey can be visited independently at any time. Along a walking route with information panels, visitors can discover more than 30 Roises. Guided tours by the Maison Lorraine de la Polyculture are available there on request for groups of at least twelve people. This offers a choice between an independent visit and a guided group tour arranged by request. If you are planning a tour, coordinate your request in advance; also check local conditions before your visit.

Wine Visits at Maison Lelièvre

Maison Lelièvre offers vineyard tours on request, either on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage. During a visit to the technical facilities, the winemaking processes are explained, followed by a wine tasting. Maison Lelièvre also offers winemakers’ meals, which should be arranged in advance. The options differ depending on whether you would like to tour the vineyards on foot or by carriage, learn about winemaking followed by a tasting, or plan a winemakers’ meal. Making an enquiry and arranging things in advance are therefore important points to consider when planning these activities.

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