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Guide of Burgundy

Tourism, holidays & weekends in Burgundy

Guide of Burgundy - Tourism, holidays & weekends in Burgundy

Appreciated by gourmets and wine lovers, Burgundy also delights lovers of nature and old buildings. Known worldwide for its prestigious vineyards and its authentic cuisine, this beautiful rural region will delight you with its peaceful hedged farmland, expanses of vineyards, mysterious forests, rivers and lakes. There's no better way to recharge your batteries than a walk in the Morvan Regional Nature Park, or a bike ride along the pleasant Saône-et-Loire Greenway. And to relax in green surroundings while enjoying the water, head for the beautiful Lake Settons in Nièvre.

Built heritage is also in evidence all over Burgundy, for example the castles of Ancy-le-Franc, Bazoches, Berzé-le-Châtel, Cormatin and Tanlay, the abbeys of Cluny, Fontenay and Pontigny, the Cities of Art and History of Auxerre, Chalon-sur-Saône, Dijon, La Charité-sur-Loire and Nevers, the famous Hospices of Beaune and the majestic basilica in Vézelay, a World Heritage Site. Equally unmissable are the incredible site of Guédelon, an awe-inspiring medieval construction project that's unique in Europe, Mount Beuvray with its marvellous views and its Bibracte Museum, and the site of Alésia with its Gallo-Roman remains and MuséoParc. Boasting a rich, diverse heritage, Burgundy clearly has many delights in store for visitors!

Guide of Burgundy

Côte-d'Or

Famous for its prestigious vineyards, the Côte-d'Or holds a rich architectural heritage as illustrated by the Fontenay abbey, the city of Beaune and its famous Hospice, and the City of Art and History of Dijon, capital of Burgundy.

Nièvre

Department of water and greenery, the Nièvre invites the lovers of nature to discover the wild forests of the Morvan, lakes, ponds and streams, such as the Loire River and the Nivernais canal.

Saône-et-Loire

Located south of Burgundy, the Saône-et-Loire has a lot to offer with its 300 kilometers of waterways, its numerous Romanesque churches, its magnificent castles, its Voie Verte (car-free greenway) and its renowned gastronomic specialties such as the Charolais beef, the Bresse poultry and the Mâconnais wines.

Yonne

Offering varied landscapes alternating between the famous vineyards of Chablis, the forests of Morvan, green meadows, hedged farmland and streams, the Yonne also boasts places of interest like the medieval old town of Auxerre, the Romanesque basilica of Vézelay, the Gothic cathedral of Sens and the Renaissance castles of Ancy-le-Franc and Tanlay.

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