In Milhavet, you can choose from Gothic architecture, wine experiences and routes with different highlights. The Church of Saint-Cyrice is built in the Gothic style and has a ribbed vault; at Domaine Gayrard, tastings and tours are part of the visitor offering. The routes range from an e-bike ride with two distance options to an Œnorando® circuit that lets you experience vineyards and olive groves. When planning your trip, consider not only your interests but also the season, reservations and route format.

Saint-Cyrice: Gothic Architecture

The Church of Saint-Cyrice in Milhavet is built in the Gothic style and has a ribbed vault. Its layout comprises a sanctuary, a nave and four chapels. The ribbed vault is a distinctive architectural feature, while the sanctuary, nave and chapels define the church’s layout. Above the portal is an octagonal bell tower with no spire. The church is dedicated to Saint Cyrice, whose feast day is June 16. Its architectural style, layout, tower and dedication are distinct aspects. If you are interested in religious architecture, you can focus on these specific features rather than describing the church only in general terms as Gothic.

Wine, Tastings and Seasonal Cuisine

The seasonal restaurant Au Bistrot Gayrard uses local produce and offers a seasonal menu. Check its current opening days and menu before your trip. Domaine Gayrard offers wine tastings and tours; this visitor offering may vary depending on the time of year. Therefore, confirm the specific arrangements in advance. A tour of the vineyards with a tasting is also part of Domaine Gayrard’s offering; check its seasonal availability before you arrive. Another dining option is the Domaine’s picnic, which includes a raw vegetable salad, a protein side, a dessert and the Domaine’s wine. The picnic is seasonal and must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance. Confirm availability for your preferred date and allow for the reservation period.

By E-Bike: Two Route Distances

The “Escapade des vignes à l’olivier” e-bike route offers a short loop of 29.8 km and a long loop of 52.7 km. The difference is 22.9 km, making the variation in route distance clear. The route includes a stop at Domaine Gayrard for a vineyard tasting. This gives both route options a clearly specified tasting stop. You can compare the options based on your preferred distance; the wine tasting also adds a culinary element to the route.

On Foot Through Vineyards and Olive Groves

A tour of the vineyards with a tasting is part of Domaine Gayrard’s offering; check its seasonal availability in advance. The Œnorando® loop from Domaine Gayrard in Milhavet is 11.5 km long. It lets you experience vineyards and olive groves, offers beautiful panoramic views across the plateau and leads to the discovery of the Plateau cordais. This loop is described in terms of its landscape and panoramas, while the e-bike route stands out for its two distance options and tasting stop. Check the latest route information before setting out, as access details may change.

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