Château de l’Aumérade
Pierrefeu-du-Var
AOP Côtes de Provence
Enotourism
| Type(s) of agriculture | Responsible farming / High Environmental Value (HVE3) |
| Activities | Educational activities/discovery / Tasting / Museum/cultural activities / Walking path/visit of the garden / Sale of local products / Visit the field/the cellar by appointment |
| Services | Accessible to disabled persons / Area child / Vignobles & Découvertes certified / Catering on the spot |
Presentation
This great domain has been marked by two kings of France. Rich of a 400-year history and home of the Fabre family for 6 generations, Château de l’Aumérade is one of the most famous estates in Provence. Its cuvee Marie-Christine has contributed to the worldwide recognition of Provencal wines. Book your visit online
Extra
In 1994, Château de l’Aumérade opened the door to a remarkable museum of “Santons”- those clay figurines that depict the people, traditional trades, activities and costumes of Provence – fruit of the passion of Henri Fabre Junior. This exceptional private collection offers to discover some 1,800 figurines, dating from the 18th century to the present. A sumptuous ballroom can accommodate up to 200 guests for seminars, corporate meetings, weddings and other private receptions.
Original and unusual
In 1594, Henri IV ordered the Duke of Sully to plant in Aumérade the first mulberry tree in France, which was classified as historical monument in 1931.
Location
Useful information
Car park
Minibus parking
Payment by credit card
Checks accepted
Spoken languages
- Français
- Anglais
- Tchèque
Château de l’Aumérade
+33 (0)4 94 28 20 31Manager: Famille FABRE - GRIMALDI
Route de Puget-Ville
83390 Pierrefeu-du-Var
Longitude : 6°08'44.5"E Visit website
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Currently, 443 domains and wine cellars members are part of the Wine Route of Provence’s network, including 331 members in the Var, 108 members in the Bouches-du-Rhône and 4 members in the Alpes-Maritimes.