Landreville is a wine-growing village in the heart of the Côte des Bar. The vineyards of Landreville cover 280 hectares. Approximately 80% are planted with Pinot Noir, 17% with Chardonnay and 3% with Pinot Meunier. There are 70 harvest declarations for Landreville.
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Winegrowing
Landreville lies on a slope stretching from the Ource valley to the vineyards above the village.
Culture
The Église de l’Assomption de Marie in Landreville was built in four construction phases; elements from the 12th, 16th and 18th centuries are visible. The church has been classified as a Monument historique since 1989 and contains a high altar as well as two side retables by Jean-Baptiste Bouchardon.
The Chapelle Sainte-Béline stands on a hill in a green setting that invites visitors to relax and reflect. It was transformed from an original dwelling into a sanctuary. The Fontaine Sainte-Béline is located at the site where, according to tradition, the young Béline is said to have suffered martyrdom.
La Maison du Temps qui Passe in Landreville brings together archaeological, historical and cultural evidence from the village in a museum space. Exhibits include evidence from a Merovingian cemetery, button-making, tobacco cultivation and the village’s former trade.
Landrivilla makes Landreville’s historical, religious, literary, architectural, landscape and gastronomic heritage accessible to the public. Landreville au Fil des Mots organises conferences and exhibitions on local history and offers cultural trips. Landrivilla also organises exhibitions, conferences, cultural outings and meetings with artists.
Nature
The route of the former railway line in Landreville, which has since been dismantled, has been transformed into walkable, well-maintained paths alongside gardens and meadows. The Landreville discovery trail follows the water to two mills on the millrace.
The Tour de Sainte-Béline in Landreville is described as being 4.4 km long and taking approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.
More local pages: Barberey-Saint-Sulpice, Bréviandes, Saint-Thibault, Bagneux-La-Fosse, Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres, Bligny, Charmont-sous-Barbuise, Sainte-Maure
