Discover Lucey

If you are looking for a hotel for a stay in Lucey, the local visitor attractions can help you choose your destination: the main themes are agricultural and partly craft history, winegrowing and walks. These themes offer different ways to explore the area, ranging from historical practices and vineyard work to a specific walking route. You can tailor the focus of your stay to your interests.

Agricultural Heritage and Winegrowing

The Maison de la Polyculture museum explores 150 years of agricultural and partly craft practices in the Toulois. The period covered runs from the 19th century to the 1960s. The focus is therefore not limited to winegrowing, but also encompasses a broader range of rural working and living practices. Those interested in the region’s history will find a distinct cultural attraction here.

The winegrowing educational trail near the Maison de la Polyculture also offers explanations on site: it runs through the vineyards, where information panels explain the growing cycle and the winemaker’s work. Visitors can also sample different grape varieties in the teaching vineyard. The panels and teaching vineyard make this introduction to winegrowing tangible, while the Circuit des Vignes is described primarily as a circular route with a set length and duration.

The Circuit des Vignes on Foot

The Circuit des Vignes is a five-kilometre circular walking route in Lucey. This easy walk takes approximately one hour and 30 minutes. The starting point is the car park near the sports ground in Lucey. This gives you both a named starting point and an approximate time frame for planning. The duration is an estimate; plan your walk according to the time you have available.

The circular route and the winegrowing educational trail offer different experiences: the Circuit des Vignes focuses on the route, its circular layout and the walk itself. Along the educational trail, information panels tell you more about the growing cycle and the work involved in winegrowing. Which perspective you prefer depends on whether you are looking for a waymarked circular walk or explanations about winegrowing.

Wine Visits at Maison Lelièvre

At Maison Lelièvre, vineyard tours can be arranged on request, either on foot or in a horse-drawn carriage. Tours of the technical facilities include explanations of the winemaking methods, followed by a wine tasting. This combines a view of the vineyards with insights into processing and a tasting. Tours are available on request; arrange your visit with Maison Lelièvre in advance.

Maison Lelièvre also offers winemakers’ meals. If you would like to include this in your stay, you should arrange it in advance. Together with the vineyard tours and explanations of the methods, this is another way to discover winegrowing in Lucey from different perspectives.

Jardin d'eau des Roises

At the Jardin d'eau des Roises, a circular trail with information panels passes more than 30 roises. This route offers a distinct way to explore this natural site in Lucey. Free, self-guided visits are possible at any time. Nevertheless, check local conditions before your visit.

At the Jardin d'eau des Roises, guided tours by the Maison Lorraine de la Polyculture are available on request for groups of 12 or more. This is different from a free, self-guided visit. If you are travelling with a group, make your request in advance. This lets you choose between a self-guided walk and a guided tour arranged on request.

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For the main travel overview: Meurthe-Et-Moselle.