Grand cru villages, Beaune’s tiled hospice, canals for slow boats and Romanesque abbeys.
Burgundy is wine and food country at its most serious: the Côte d’Or villages behind Beaune — whose hospice has the famous tiled roof — make some of the most expensive wine on earth, and Dijon has its mustard and its dukes’ palace. Canals and cycle paths cross the countryside, and Vézelay and Cluny are hilltop and abbey towns from the Middle Ages.
Known for
- Wine
- Food
- Castles & palaces
- Camping
Best time to visit
The best months for Burgundy are May, June, September and October.
Suggested route
8 nights across 4 stops. Jourimo adjusts it to the length of your trip.
- 1Beaune · 3 nights
- 2Dijon · 2 nights
- 3Vézelay · 2 nights
- 4Cluny · 1 night