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A Few Words about the Region

The inner region of France with its capital in Dijon City, one of the country’s main centers for wine and gastronomy. The soils of Côte d’Or and Côte des Nuits accommodate the most prestigious French vineyards; this is the motherland of the famous Chablis and other precious intoxicating products.

Here, one can taste the best snails and enjoy Dijon’s Renaissance architecture, celebrate Beaujolais Nouveau and roam through the Abbey of Fontenay’s somber halls. Burgundy, like no other place in France, is able to preserve the balance of volatile fun and endless grandeur… or maybe, of never-ending celebration and transitory strictness?

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Best Places to Visit

Natural Landmarks and Lakes

The Canal of Nivernais

The canal spanning more than 180km between Saint-Léger-des-Vignes in Nièvre and Auxerre, the capital of Lower Burgundy, offers enjoyable voyages along the green banks, villages and vineyards – even if you have no boat handling certificate. This is a perfect opportunity to enjoy life!

The Morvan's Great Lakes

All the six lakes lost in the hilly green terrain are very different. They are Lakes Settons, Pannecière, Saint Agnan, Chaumeçon, Chamboux and Crescent. Canoeing, swimming, cycling, fishing – anyone will find activities to their taste.

The Jura Mountains

The Jura Mountains remind of Canadian nature. This comparison is especially vivid at the pinnacle of the four lakes, near Bonlieu. From here, one can enjoy the 360-degree view of the lakes alternating with pine forests and mountains... This landscape included into the Natura 2000 List, is nothing short of breathtaking.

La Roche de Solutré

This rock surrounded with vineyards provides an amazing view both at its foot and at the top. Climbing the rock is a nice cardio workout. There is a lovely village beneath it. And nothing but vineyards all around! The landscape is spectacular!

Sights

Cluny Abbey

The biggest and the richest abbey used to be the largest Christian building in the world and the first violin in the European monastic life of those long-gone times.

Château de la Rochepot

The picturesque castle built in the 13th century stands on the hill of Roche Nolay near the similarly-named village of La Rochepot in Burgundy, in the suburbs of Nolay, near Beaune. Like many other French castles, it was abandoned and with time, turned into ruins. However, in the 19th century, the Carnot family decided to restore it.

Hôtel-Dieu, or Hospices de Beaune

The city's most famous building, a classic example of the medieval Burgundian architecture. It is even called "Palace for the Poor". It opened in the 15th century as a hospital for the paupers but was also popular with aristocrats whose donations allowed for the then-expensive glazed tile roof covering.

Palace of the Dukes in Dijon

One of the city's most interesting buildings due to several reasons. Firstly, it is based on the 9th-century castle of the duke; secondly, some parts of the castle date back to the 9-18th centuries; and thirdly, the authentic interiors have also been preserved in part.

Cities

Dijon

This city is a beautiful mixture of architecture from several epochs, half-timbered houses and the best French classicism examples. In the vicinity, one can find numerous historic jewels in the form of perfectly preserved medieval villages, small towns and picturesque castles.

Beaune

The wine center of Burgundy and the capital of the Duchy of Burgundy up to its transfer to Dijon. Delicate wine and dishes, the aroma of a crispy baguette and laidback tourists. The city is also known all over the world for its Hospices.

Semur-en-Auxois

The town can boast the perfectly maintained medieval architecture and the picturesque views of the old arched bridge. It sits on the rock of pink granite half-surrounded by the Armançon River. A special atmosphere of the Middle Ages is ensured by the 13th-century church, 15th-century bridge and the beautiful castle built in the 13th century on the top of the mountain.

Flavigny-sur-Ozerain

This tiny medieval town in Burgundy, in the vicinity of Dijon, became famous all over the world thanks to the "Chocolat" movie. It is also well-known for its anise candy that have been produced at the local abbey for many years. Besides, Flavigny is featured in the list of the most beautiful French villages. So, it totally deserves a trip from Dijon!

Children's Entertainment

Parc de l'Auxois

A zoo, a water park and a theme park – all in one. Here, one can see lemurs, snakes, crocodiles, camels, fallow deer, capybaras, and axolotls. The water park offers several slides, and since it is primarily intended for young children, there are no extreme water attractions here. However, one can still find pools to suit any taste. The theme park offers various amusement rides intended for the youngest visitors.

La Ferme à l'École

In Chenove which is found in the suburbs of the Burgundian capital, one should definitely visit La Ferme à l'École and enjoy the pastoral atmosphere while watching little goats, ponies, and donkeys all living in a picturesque park covered with greenery.

The Cardoland Dino Park

The park is located in the town of Chamoux. It boasts splendidly sculpted, almost full-height dinosaur and crocodile figures that fascinate little tourists just as much as a fakir's music fascinates a cobra.

Parc des Combes

The most popular amusement park in Burgundy. Here, children can enjoy such amusement rides as Boomerang, Alpine Coaster, Vertingo, Montgolfières, as well as try bungee jumping, ride small cars and visit excellent themed parties. All attractions are meant for kids so there are no extreme options available.

Museums

Burgundy Wine Museum

Established in 1946 in the former palace of the Duke of Burgundy, the museum tells the story of wine-making in this French region which has always been proud of its wine-making traditions. The museum's collection comprises various tools and devices used by wine-makers in different epochs as well as works of art dedicated to wine. A well-preserved 14th-century building showcases old grape presses.

Museum of Burgundian Life

It is located inside a Cistercian monastery built in the seventeenth century. If you would like to visit a Bernardine monastery and get acquainted with the rich architectural heritage of Dijon and Burgundy, be sure to visit this museum.

Museum of Fine Arts in Beaune

The Beaune Museum of Fine Arts opened in June, 2012, after a prolonged renovation. It first opened in 1853. Jules Pautet, its founder, created the museum out of his own collection. Afterwards, the museum supplemented its collection with the works of the modern artists. Most exhibits of the museum are paintings, tapestries and sculptures dating back to the period from the 12th to the 20th century.

Musée de la Vie Bourguignonne Perrin de Puycousin

This museum showcases the ethnographic heritage of Burgundy with reconstructed scenes of everyday life, 19th-century Dijon shops and the gallery of famous citizens.

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Advice from the Expert

Grocery Stores

Grocery stores and shops are closed on Sundays. As the French themselves say, this is for visiting a theater or simply taking a stroll instead of wasting the wonderful weekend time on shopping.

We Recommend Renting a Car

Traveling across Burgundy by personal car is the most convenient option since some small settlements and wine farms cannot be reached by public transport. You can rent a car in any town of the province if you have all the standard documents.

Burgundy Is a Holiday Region!

Burgundy is an ideal vacation spot for event tourism enthusiasts. Various festivals are held here all the year round, interchanging in an unbroken chain. Most events organized at the festivals are absolutely free.

Tips

In France, a service fee is usually included into hotel or restaurant bills. However, it is considered good form to leave tips (small money or rounding the bill upwards).

Cycle the Vineyards

Rent a bike and cycle through the rolling hills and vineyards of Burgundy. The region has many scenic cycling routes, including the famous Voie des Vignes (Wine Route), which takes you through some of the best vineyards in the area.

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Trip Funds

Couple (2 persons)

Funds / per day	Cost, €
Accommodation	80
Meals	60
Entertainment	80
Car rental	50

Family of four/per day

Funds / per day	Cost, €
Accommodation	150
Meals	240
Attractions	120
Car rental	80

Flight Duration

Los Angeles - Paris

10h 50m

Miami - Paris

7h 35m

New York - Paris

8h 40m

How Long Should the Trip Take?

Your first trip to Burgundy

Goal: visiting main tourist destinations.

2-3 days

Big family trip

Goal: nature, children's amusement parks

3-4 days

All of the Burgundy

Goal: The main goal is to explore all that Burgundy has to offer.

5-6 days

Airports in the Region

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

Roissy-en-France

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is the largest international airport in France and the second busiest airport in Europe, after London Heathrow. It is located 25 kilometers (16 miles) northeast of Paris and serves as a major hub for Air France and other airlines.

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Hostellerie Cèdre & Spa Beaune

10 Bd Maréchal Foch, 21200 Beaune

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A very pleasant and cozy atmosphere, very agreeable staff. The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes of walking from the Old Town.

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Château de Balleure

Château de Balleure, 71240 Étrigny

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Raoul and his wife were MARVELOUS! Right upon our arrival, we were welcomed with open arms. The food and the wine were impeccable. Comfort and quality. The staff radiated thorough attentiveness. We are definitely coming back.

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Château de Courban and Spa Nuxe

7 Rue du Lavoir, 21520 Courban

Jena Hovor

An excellent, quiet place. Splendid staff. A restaurant with exquisite cuisine. The waiters are very professional.

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Najeti Hôtel de la Poste

5 Bd Clemenceau, 21200 Beaune

Jena Hovor

This charming hotel is a perfect location to start exploring Beaune. We had a car and were offered a parking lot because you can travel across the entire city on foot. We had a very large and beautiful room with a nice air conditioner and a fantastically spacious bathroom.

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3 days Itinerary in Burgundy

Day 1

Trip to Burgundy

9:00 - Arrive in Dijon

Start your trip by arriving in Dijon, the capital of the Burgundy region.

10:00 - Visit Notre-Dame de Dijon

Visit this impressive Gothic cathedral and admire its intricate architecture.

12:00 - Lunch at a local brasserie:

Enjoy some classic Burgundian cuisine, such as escargots, coq au vin, or boeuf bourguignon, at a local brasserie.

14:00 - Tour the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy:

Explore the former residence of the powerful Dukes of Burgundy and learn about the region's rich history.

16:00 - Visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts:

Admire the impressive collection of fine art at this museum, including works by local artists such as Gustave Eiffel and François Pompon.

18:00 - Check into your hotel:

Find a cozy hotel in Dijon to spend the night.

Day 2

Trip to Burgundy

9:00 - Drive to Beaune:

After breakfast, drive to the picturesque town of Beaune.

10:00 - Visit the Hospices de Beaune:

Explore this historic hospital turned museum and learn about its unique architecture and fascinating history.

12:00 - Wine tasting in the Côte de Beaune:

Discover the famous vineyards of the Côte de Beaune and enjoy a wine tasting at a local winery.

14:00 - Lunch in Beaune:

Enjoy lunch at a local bistro and savor the flavors of the region.

16:00 - Visit the Château de Savigny-lès-Beaune:

Visit this impressive castle and admire its collection of vintage airplanes and motorcycles.

18:00 - Return to Dijon:

Head back to Dijon for dinner and another night at your hotel.

Day 3

Trip to Burgundy

9:00 - Visit the Château de la Rochepot:

Start your day with a visit to this beautiful castle, known for its distinctive multi-colored roof.

11:00 - Drive to the Abbaye de Fontenay:

Discover this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, a preserved Cistercian abbey founded in 1118.

13:00 - Lunch in Montbard:

Stop for lunch in the charming town of Montbard.

15:00 - Hike in the Morvan Regional Nature Park:

Take a scenic hike through this beautiful nature reserve and enjoy the stunning views.

18:00 - Return to Dijon:

End your trip by returning to Dijon and enjoying a final dinner in the city before departing.

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The Country's 5 Jewels

Jena Hovor

Burgundy is a region of France with many hidden gems that are worth exploring.

Château de Couches

This lesser-known castle is located in the heart of Burgundy's wine country and is often overshadowed by its more famous counterparts. However, the Château de Couches is well worth a visit, with its medieval architecture, beautiful gardens, and fascinating history.

Vézelay

This charming hilltop village is home to the stunning Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The village itself is also worth exploring, with its winding streets, quaint shops, and picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.

Château de Bussy-Rabutin

This area in the south of Normandy is known for its rugged landscapes and outdoor activities. It is a great place for hiking, kayaking, and rock climbing, and also has many picturesque villages to explore.

Château de Tanlay

This stunning Renaissance castle is surrounded by a moat and beautiful gardens. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, which is filled with art and antiques, and enjoy a stroll through the grounds.

Cuisine

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti: wine testing

1 Pl. de l'Église, 21700 Vosne-Romanée, France

This vineyard is known for its high-quality Pinot Noir wines and is considered one of the best in Burgundy. Wine tastings and tours are available by appointment only.

Domaine Leflaive: wine testing

3 Pl. des Marronniers, 21190 Puligny-Montrachet, France

This vineyard produces some of the finest white wines in Burgundy, particularly Chardonnay. Wine tastings and tours are available by appointment only.

Domaine Faiveley: wine testing

8 Rue du Tribourg, 21700 Nuits-Saint-Georges, France

This family-owned vineyard produces a wide range of wines, including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Aligoté. Wine tastings and tours are available by appointment.

Domaine Louis Jadot: wine tasting

62 Rte de Savigny, 21200 Beaune, France

This vineyard produces a wide range of wines from different parts of Burgundy. Wine tastings and tours are available by appointment, and there is also a wine shop on site.

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Police: 112

Fire Service: 112

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Alice says:

01.09.2023 at 11:55

I’m interested in learning more about the winemaking in Burgundy. What are some of the best places to visit?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:02
  
  Hi Alice,
  Burgundy is famous for its wine, and there are many great places to visit to learn more about winemaking. Here are a few suggestions:
  Beaune: This town is known as the “capital of Burgundy wine” and is home to many wine producers and wine shops.
  Chablis: This region is known for its white wines made from Chardonnay grapes.
  Nuits-Saint-Georges: This region is known for its red wines made from Pinot Noir grapes.
  Pommard: This region is also known for its red wines made from Pinot Noir grapes.
  Volnay: This region is known for its red wines made from Pinot Noir grapes.
  You can also visit the following wine museums to learn more about the history and production of Burgundy wine:
  Maison des Vins de Bourgogne: This museum is located in Beaune and offers exhibits on the history of Burgundy winemaking.
  Musée du Vin de Chablis: This museum is located in Chablis and offers exhibits on the history of Chablis winemaking.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Bob says:

01.09.2023 at 11:56

‘m planning a trip to Burgundy in the fall. What are some of the best things to do during that time of year?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:03
  
  Hi Bob,
  The fall is a great time to visit Burgundy. The weather is mild, and the leaves are changing color. Here are a few things you can do during your trip:
  Visit the vineyards and sample the local wines.
  Hike or bike through the countryside.
  Visit the towns and villages of Burgundy.
  Enjoy the local cuisine, which features fresh produce, cheeses, and meats.
  Attend a wine festival.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Charlie says:

01.09.2023 at 11:56

I’m not a big fan of wine. Are there any other things to do in Burgundy besides visiting wineries?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:04
  
  Hi Charlie,
  There are many other things to do in Burgundy besides visiting wineries. Here are a few ideas:
  Visit the Château de Guédelon, a medieval castle that is being rebuilt using traditional methods.
  Visit the Autun Cathedral, a beautiful Gothic cathedral.
  Go hiking or biking in the Morvan National Park.
  Visit the town of Dijon, the capital of Burgundy.
  Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Burgundian dishes.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
David says:

01.09.2023 at 11:57

I’m planning a trip to Burgundy with my family. What are some kid-friendly activities that we can do?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:06
  
  Hi David,
  Here are a few kid-friendly activities that you can do in Burgundy:
  Visit the Parc du Morvan, a family-friendly park with a lake, playground, and mini-golf course.
  Visit the Natural History Museum of Burgundy, which has exhibits on the wildlife and geology of the region.
  Take a boat trip on the Saône River.
  Visit the town of Beaune, which has a number of museums and historical sites.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Emma says:

01.09.2023 at 11:57

I’m looking for a budget-friendly way to travel to Burgundy. Any suggestions?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:07
  
  Hi Emma,
  Here are a few budget-friendly ways to travel to Burgundy:
  Travel by bus or train.
  Stay in a hostel or guesthouse.
  Cook your own meals.
  Visit free attractions, such as the Parc du Morvan.
  Take advantage of discounts, such as those offered by the Burgundy Tourism Board.
  Join a group tour, which can save you money on transportation and accommodation.
  Consider traveling during the off-season, when prices are lower.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
William says:

01.09.2023 at 11:58

I’m not sure how long I should stay in Burgundy. How much time do you recommend?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:08
  
  Hi William,
  The amount of time you need to spend in Burgundy depends on what you want to see and do. If you are interested in wine, you could spend a week or more exploring the vineyards and visiting wineries. If you are interested in history and culture, you could spend a few days visiting the towns and villages of Burgundy. And if you are interested in hiking and biking, you could spend a few days exploring the Morvan National Park.
  I would recommend staying for at least 3 days, but you could easily spend a week or more exploring Burgundy.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Sarah says:

01.09.2023 at 11:58

I’m not sure how to get around Burgundy. What are my transportation options?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:09
  
  Hi Sarah,
  There are several ways to get around Burgundy. You can take the train, bus, or car. The train is the fastest way to get around, but it can be expensive. The bus is slower, but it is more affordable. And the car is the most flexible way to get around, but it can be expensive to rent and park.
  If you are on a budget, I would recommend taking the bus or train. The bus is the cheapest option, but it can be slower. The train is faster, but it can be more expensive.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Devon says:

01.09.2023 at 11:59

I’m not sure where to stay in Burgundy. What are some good options?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:13
  
  Hi Devon,
  There are many good places to stay in Burgundy. Here are a few suggestions:
  Beaune: This town is known as the “capital of Burgundy wine” and has a number of hotels and guesthouses to choose from.
  Dijon: This city is the capital of Burgundy and also has a number of hotels and guesthouses.
  Chablis: This town is known for its white wines and has a few hotels and guesthouses.
  Nuits-Saint-Georges: This town is known for its red wines and has a few hotels and guesthouses.
  Pommard: This town is also known for its red wines and has a few hotels and guesthouses.
  I would recommend booking your accommodation in advance, especially if you are traveling during the peak season.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Jane says:

01.09.2023 at 11:59

I’m planning a solo trip to Burgundy. Any tips?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:14
  
  Hi Jane,
  Here are a few tips for planning a solo trip to Burgundy:
  Stay in a hostel or guesthouse. This is a great way to meet other travelers and make friends.
  Take advantage of free activities. There are many free attractions in Burgundy, so you can save money on your trip.
  Be confident and outgoing. Traveling solo can be a great way to step outside of your comfort zone and meet new people.
  Don’t be afraid to ask for help. If you need help, don’t be afraid to ask a local for directions or advice.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
Johnny says:

01.09.2023 at 12:00

I’m interested in visiting the vineyards in Burgundy, but I don’t know anything about wine. Can you help me?

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1. Jena Hovor says:
  
  01.09.2023 at 12:15
  
  Hi Johnny,
  Sure, I can help you learn more about wine in Burgundy. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
  Burgundy is known for its red wines, made from Pinot Noir grapes.
  White wines are also produced in Burgundy, made from Chardonnay grapes.
  The quality of Burgundy wine varies depending on the region.
  The best way to learn about Burgundy wine is to visit a winery and sample the wines.
  You can also take a wine tour to learn more about the region and its wines.
  Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.