Wine Museum of Paris

Located in the vaulted cellars of the Abbaye de Passy, the Wine Museum relates the broad outline of the history of wine through France and its famous well-known wine-producing areas such as Burgundy and Gironde. In this very abbey, in the heart of Paris, monks produced their own wine in the 14th Century by cultivating a vineyard on the Chaillot Hill. Today, these cellars exhibit old bottles, wax models, vats and other tools used for wine making. At the end of the visit, enjoy a glass of wine accompanied by some foie gras, or if you're not yet 18, be happy with a glass of grape juice.

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