Burgundy france

This Burgundy travel guide will show you a great itinerary. There's a lot more to this region of France than just the wine.

A varied and distinguished contingent of Beaune restaurants make the local fare served on a plate almost as enjoyable as that served in a bottle.

After much dispute, we have settled on a list of what we think are very best sights in Burgundy France. Burgundy boasts some of the world’s finest wines with around 60,000 acres of sunlit vines and arguably the prettiest canals in France. The waterways wind through the heart of the territory’s renowned vineyards, medieval towns, elegant châteaux, magnificent cathedrals, picturesque villages and wonderful local markets. En route, barging in Burgundy guarantees our clients a wealth of…

The Burgundy Wine Trail is famous,showcasing some of the best red & white wine in the world. Explore on your own or on tour. We'll show you the best places.

Burgundy, in the heart of rural France, is famous for its elegant chateaux, celebrated wine and delicious food. The landscape is one of rolling hills covered in forests of oak, maple and pine and where spring, summer and autumn each leave a unique signature. Medieval towns are surrounded by unspoilt countryside and the wonderful markets

Looking to take a weekend trip from Dijon, but don't have a car? Here are the best 10 day trips as told by a local, all accessible by public transport.

Visit France’s most flourishing region with our Burgundy Travel Guide, featuring the latest attractions, wines and delicious food available on your holiday.

Bordeaux and Burgundy are the frontrunners of French wine, but what distinguishes each? Here's a guide to each region's characteristics.

Amid Rising Demand for a Limited Supply, This May Be the Last Affordable Exceptional Vintage

Must-see things to do on a cycling tour of Burgundy – vineyards, canals, Beaune, cathedrals and ancient ruins. - Freewheeling France