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Ancy-le-Franc

This village was built around a very picturesque16C Chateau. The chateau is set in vast grounds and has lavishly decorated apartments.

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Auxerre

The town of Auxerre has developed at the cross-roads of two major routes, the Agrippa Roman Way, linking the Mediterranean to the North Sea, and the River Yonne. Down the centuries, a high level of economic activity, dominated by wine growing and tra...

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Canal de Bourgogne

The Canal de Bourgogne or the Burgundy Canal is greeted by two river entrances, the Yonne River in the north and the Saone in the south. Located in central eastern France, the canal winds its way through villages, valleys and accessing the towns of M...

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Chagny

Chagny is a tiny town in the Saône-et-Loire region of eastern France. It sits east of Burgundy and south of Beaune. The town’s sister city is England’s Garden City of Letchworth replicating its cultural, commercial and political dip...

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Chalon-Sur-Saone

This lovely town in the heart of Burgundy is a start for excursions to Dijon. Historic sights in Dijon include the crypt of St. Benigne, the Notre-Dame quarter and the Palais des Ducs which today houses the City Hall and the Fine Arts Museum.

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Chambolle-Musigny

Chambolle-Musigny is one of the wine villages situated on the Côte-d'Or. Wine and viticulture is the main business of Chambolle-Musigny.

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Chassagne Montrachet

Chassagne-Montrachet is a town in the Cote-d’Or of Burgundy, France. The town was first named Cassagne-le-Haut but changed to its present name on November 27, 1879. Most villages in Burgundy changed their name to their most popular vineyard. Ch...

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Châteauneuf-en-Auxois

Châteauneuf-en-Auxois is a 16th century fortified commune just miles away from Dijon, France. The medieval village sits hillside overlooking the Canal de Bourgogne. The castle was built in 1132 by Jean de Chaudeney and after 9 generations of go...

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Cluny

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Cormatin

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Cotes de Beaune

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Couches

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Crissey

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Dijon

Dijon, a city in Romantic France, has numerous sights. Tour Philippe le Bon offers outstanding views. The Palace of Dukes of Burgundy now houses the Town Hall and Fine Arts Museum. Charming squares and streets lead past half-timbered houses and eleg...

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Fleurey-sur-Ouche

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Fragnes

Situated in the Saone-et-Loire or the Burgundy region, Fragnes is located in eastern-center France. Visitors can stroll through the local markets, tour gardens of lush greenery of Abbaye de la Bussiere, hike through Cirque du Bout du Monde, or photog...

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Gevrey-Chambertin

Gevrey-Chambertin is an enchanting entry into the world of great wines of Burgundy - which has nine grand cru vineyards. The name Chambertin came from a medieval peasant owner, Bertin, and that “Champ de Bertin” (“Bertin’s Field”) became the elegan...

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Gilly-les-Citeaux

The vineyards, towns, castles, and abbeys of Burgundy offer numerous attractions to the discerning traveller : The Chateau de Gilly, historical residence of the Abbots of Citeaux, is located near to Clos Vougeot. It has lost none of its authenticity,...

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Gissey-sur-Ouche

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Gurgy

Visit the little riverside village of Gurgy, located in France. A short drive away from this little village allows access to vineyards.

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La Bussière-sur-Ouche

La Bussière-sur-Ouche is one of the most interesting villages along the Burgundy canal. The picturesque old homes along the the canal side of the village area sight to behold. The history and calm of the working abbey is awe-inspiring. The village ...

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Longecourt

Longecourt-en-Plaine is located in the Cote d'Or Region of Burgundy. This charming french village has centuries old of history, French-Victorian homes, drawbridges, moats, and late Gothic foliage. While staying at the chateaus, stroll through the...

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Macon

A stroll along the quays of this sunny city reveals the natural beauty of the Saône river. See the Benedictine monastery of Cluny for a glimpse of the abbey’s former glory, view part of the Roman transept, the octagonal tower, the Chapelle de Bourbon...

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Mercurey

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Meursault

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Morey Saint Denis

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Petit Ouges

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Pommard

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Pont d'Ouche

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Pontailler

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Puligny-Montrachet

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Rully

Known for its Village and Premier Cru wines, both red and white, Rully has been producing wine since the Middle Ages. The village is nestled at the base of a picturesque hill and fringed by its multitude of vineyards.

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Saint-Jean-de-Losne

Saint-Jean-de-Losne is the capital of boatmen and an inland port. The legendary cities of Dijon and Lyon are linked by the lush and beautiful Saône Valley, a symbol of all that is best in France – stately riverside villas and magnificent historical t...

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Saint-Leger-sur-Dheune

St-Léger-sur-Dheune is a small village in the enchanting Burgundy (Bourgogne) region of France in the Saône-et-Loire department. Bike along the river, enjoy picturesque strolls through the charming gardens and vineyards, and delight in t...

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Savigny-Lès-Beaune

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St. Florentin

St. Florentin, a town in north central France, stands on a hill on the right bank of the Armance. Its church, begun in the latter half of the I5th century, retains the Gothic form with great flying buttresses, and is mainly in Renaissance style. It...

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Tanlay

The village of Tanlay, with a population of 1000, offers a very pleasent nautical rest with the minimum necessities and a well managed port. The renaissance Chateau of Tanlay is a worthwhile visit just minutes from the port. There is a good 9 hole go...

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Tonnerre

Tonnerre is a useful starting point for exploring the Paris-Sens-Dijon region. Its principal sight is the vast, well-conserved medieval hospital, the Hotel-Dieu, right on the main road in the middle of town. In the chapel is an expressive and realist...

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Tournus

The beauty of Burgundy with romantic castles, churches and royal palaces comes to life in this lovely city. See the cloister of St. Philibert and the medieval city of Beaune. Visit the famous Hôtel-Dieu, which houses Van der Weyden’s painting of the ...

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Vandenesse City

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Vannes

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Verdun-sur-le-Doubs

Verdun-sur-le-Doubs is a picturesque medieval town in the Saon-et-Loire of France, at the confluence of the Doubs and Saone. Verdun-sur-le-Doubs is a place of charming beauty and authentic French cuisine.

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Vezelay

The tiny walled town of Vézelay, a French heritage spot, is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in Burgundy. Vézelay's focal point is the Basilique Sainte Madeleine, a former abbey church founded in the 9th century. During the Midd...

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Volnay

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Vougeot

A stop should be made in the villages of Vougeot for a guided tour of the historic Castle Clos de Vougeot, the wine-making facilities of the Cistercian monks from the 12th century until the French revolution. See the château's kitchens, the massive ...

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Burgundy

Known for its hearty red and fleshy white wines, the Burgundy region occupies a swath of territory southeast of Paris.

Dijon is the largest city in Burgundy and an easy 193-mi/311-km trip southeast of Paris. With a name synonymous worldwide with mustard, Dijon boasts not only a mustard museum but also the Puits de Moise, an immense sculpture that dates from the 14th century. Climb the 15th-century Tower of Philippe le Bon for a great view over the city. Note the gold-patterned roofs, which you'll see only in Burgundy.

Drive about 25 mi/40 km south, and you'll reach the particularly charming town of Beaune. This is the heart of Burgundy's Cote d'Or wine-making region. Shop for wine in town or take an enjoyable ride through the region, visiting the wineries and sampling the wines along the way (be sure to arrange your visits in the morning or the day before).

In the northwest corner of Burgundy, Auxerre is about 94 mi/152 km from Dijon, a couple of hours' drive. This town, in the heart of Chablis country, boasts several examples of beautiful architecture, including the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Etienne, the Abbey of St. Germain (with ninth-century frescoes—among the oldest in France) and a 13th-century clock tower. There is also a museum worth visiting: the Leblanc-Duvernoy, with its fine collection of porcelain, art and music.

Just outside of town is the tiny hilltop village of Vezelay. There you'll find the 13th-century basilica of Ste. Marie-Madeleine (Mary Magdalene), an important site along the pilgrim road to Santiago de Compostela and the launch site for two crusades.

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