Guided by Mathilde, this route offers a lively discovery of Vienne, at the pace of a stroll through its old streets, lively squares, and iconic vantage points.

Here, the city is not visited in the traditional way: it is traversed, read, and felt through the successive atmospheres and perspectives. History is directly embedded in the urban landscape.

It appears in the stone of the facades, in the layout of the streets, in the reliefs and the openings onto the river.

Each element becomes a reading aid to understand how the city was built and transformed over the centuries. From its ancient origins to medieval developments, then to more contemporary dynamics, Vienne reveals a rich stratification where each era has left its mark. Throughout the tour, Mathilde shares a sensitive approach to heritage.

She invites visitors to observe their surroundings in a different way: a line of buildings, an open perspective, a square structured by its uses, or the presence of the Rhône, which has always played a central role in the organisation of the area.

These clues, sometimes subtle, tell the storey of a city shaped by trade, economic activity, and the daily life of its inhabitants. The tour also highlights the link between heritage and landscape. Vienne thus appears as a living space, constantly evolving, where history dialogues with the natural environment and current uses.

This cross-reading allows for a better understanding of the territory's identity, between heritage and vitality. Designed as an accessible and progressive immersion, this discovery offers a moment to slow down, observe, and feel.

It opens up another way of understanding the city, one that is more intuitive and more embodied, before naturally extending the experience to other horizons, between landscapes and the pleasures of the territory.

The union of two passions of the terroir: Between vineyards and heritage