Discover the authentic village of Lods, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", and immerse yourself in its winegrowing and industrial heritage. With its picturesque narrow streets, characterful houses, living museum of vines and wine and tasting of Jura wines, this immersive morning combines heritage and gourmet pleasures.

You'll love :
- Wandering through the picturesque narrow streets and discovering the period winegrowers' houses.
- Immerse yourself in the daily life of winegrowers of yesteryear at the Musée de la Vigne et du Vin.
- Tasting Jura wines and savouring a local speciality: ornanaise sausage.

The programme
Morning
Stroll through the heart of a wine-growing village
As soon as you arrive, marvel at the unique panorama of Lods: the river Loue below, the remains of the old bridge, and the winegrowers' houses on the hillside. Your guide will tell you all about the history and architecture of this small town of Comtois character.

You will explore its fountains, its 18thᵉ century Sainte-Théodule church, and the castle, once the stronghold of the Sires de Thoraise.

Dive into the world of wine
Push open the doors of the Musée de la Vigne et du Vin and enter the world of winegrowers in days gone by. You'll discover traditional tools, a huge tufa quarry and a mysterious cellar, the famous "Swedish hideout".

Awaken your olfactory memory
The experience continues with a commented tasting of Jura wines.
Learn the secrets of making white, red and rosé wines.
Awaken your olfactory memory by discovering the subtle aromas of each grape variety.

A gourmet lunch in Ornans
Your morning ends in style with a convivial lunch in Ornans. Taste the famous Ornans sausage, a delicious blend of smoked meat and trumpets of death that will delight your taste buds!

A journey through nature, heritage and gastronomy that will delight lovers of history and authenticity!

A la Carte options
Discover Ornans with the "Once upon a time in Ornans" guided tour.
Extend your stay with a night in a 3-star hotel and follow in the footsteps of Gustave Courbet.