Discover Burgundy
We bet you will love your discovery of Burgundy, whatever time of year you come here! Whether you are keen on city breaks or unspoilt nature, you'll find what you're looking for right here!
You'll be spoilt for choice, from food and drink, winemaking, river or cultural experiences, for a getaway that is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression!
Exploring the city...
Fans of city breaks and heritage sites will love wandering the narrow streets of our fairly small medieval towns. For the perfect urban experience, choose to stay in a contemporary-style hotel or bed and breakfast.
... And exploring the great outdoors
Those looking for a stay in the great outdoors will certainly be spoilt for choice here when it comes to greenery, lakes, parks and forests. You're guaranteed the ultimate relaxing break in choosing to stay on a campsite, atypical accommodation, bed and breakfast or small hotel
Along the canals and rivers
Did you know that there are over 1,000km of canals and rivers in Burgundy?
It is the perfect destination for a slow-paced holiday on the water. Let the crew take care of your every need on a hotel barge, or be your own captain and rent a boat (no boat licence necessary), the choice is yours!
The famous "Bourgogne" vineyards
Admire the current vintage in our vineyards that stretch as far as the eye can see: not-to-be-missed for fans of Burgundy wines from all over the world!
We recommend coming in the autumn, when the colours of the vines are particularly stunning!
Unique gastronomy
Mustard, snails, beef bourguignon ... the local specialities of Burgundy are absolutely unmissable!
Gastronomy and regional productsTravel back in time
No less than 4 sites that are listed as World Heritage sites by Unesco, countless museums, châteaus, archaeological and spiritual sites all open their doors to visitors to share all the secrets of their history.
Dijon Fine Arts Museum
Château de Tanlay
MuséoParc Alésia
Fontenay Abbey
Exploring Burgundy
With the kilometres of hiking trails to enjoy as you please, Burgundy should be explored at a slow pace, so you can really get the most out of your stay here.
