As part of the festivities associated with the 20^th anniversary, the “20 years, 20 sites” project has honoured the exceptional elements of the territory in Saint-Emilion and in all the registered municipalities, to give visitors the opportunity to read and understand the landscape and heritage.

Davis Souny, historian, archaeologist and guide-lecturer, has been researching the towns and castles of Bordeaux and the history of the vineyards for the past 15 years. Since 2012, he has been working in particular on the medieval heritage of Saint-Emilion, which has inspired two of his books. www.histoiresdepierres.fr 

Franck Haudiquert, who has always had a passion for images and art, has been a photographer for over 20 years and has also turned to graphic design more recently. After rich and diverse professional experiences, he settled in the Saint-Emilion region and is now inspired by the heritage and beauty of this vineyard to create. www.fhgraphisme.fr

– Vignonet – Port of Vignonet
– Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens – From the Menhir to Pierrefitte port
– Saint-Etienne-de-Lisse – Tourans Cross Wood​
– Saint-Hippolyte – The Ferrand caves
– Saint-Laurent-des-Combes – From valleys to hills
– Saint-Pey d’Armens – Saint-Pey-d’Armens’ crosses
– Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes – Panorama over the River Barbanne from Sarpe
– Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes – The La Barde valley
– Saint-Emilion – Way of the Pège
– Saint-Emilion – Saint-Emilion from the Madeleine plateau
– Saint-Emilion – The gardens and quarries along the rue des Douves
– Saint-Emilion – The Cordeliers and the group formed by the Commanderie and Maison de la Cadène seen from the King’s Tower
– Saint-Emilion – The Logis Malet
– Saint-Emilion – From the Chapter gate to the “Great Walls”
– Saint-Emilion – Palais Cardinal and the houses of the Romanesque perimeter wall
– Saint-Emilion – Bell Tower square, a balcony looking out over the town and the valley
– Saint-Emilion – The rock-carved sanctuary
– Saint-Emilion – The King’s Tower and the Ursuline convent
– Saint-Emilion – Brunet gate and panorama over the valley
– Saint-Emilion – Bouqueyre Square

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