Discover the best attractions and experiences Burgundy has to offer
Burgundy is home to grand medieval buildings and palatial residences spanning several centuries.
A legendary 15th-century hospital complex in Beaune, famed for its polychrome tiled roof and medieval architecture.
Historic seat of the Dukes of Burgundy, with grand rooms and historic halls in Dijon.
Well-preserved Cistercian abbey near Montbard, a classic example of medieval monastic life.
Majestic hilltop basilica that marks Vézelay's spiritual and architectural heritage.
Iconic medieval castle and wine estate on the Route des Grands Crus.
From ancient artifacts to contemporary art and wine heritage.
A rich collection of European paintings housed in a grand former palace.
Interactive archaeology museum and site at Alésia that recreates ancient Gallic-Roman history.
Exhibition center dedicated to Burgundy’s wine climate classification and vineyards.
A contemporary art center showcasing modern and experimental works.
Sacred architecture threads through Burgundy's landscapes, from abbeys to cathedrals.
A UNESCO-listed basilica and key stop on pilgrimage routes.
Gothic-roman style cathedral with historic crypt and city views.
Cistercian abbey renowned for its harmonious architecture.
Medieval abbey founded by William of Aquitaine, a cornerstone of Burgundy's religious heritage.
Natural landscapes invite outdoor exploration along with historic sites.
Hugely scenic inland park with forests, lakes and excellent hiking.
Medieval fortress under construction, with live demonstrations and tours.
Vivid districts where history, markets and food culture come alive.
Historic core with arcades, markets and notable architecture.
Picturesque medieval streets surrounding the Hospices and town gates.
Romanesque streets and historic gates in Autun.
Free ways to soak in Burgundy's atmosphere without spending a euro.
Explore grand squares, arcades and architectural details for free.
Enjoy views over vineyards and the town's architecture.
Free outdoor trails through forests, lakes and viewpoints.
Signature dishes and wine experiences that define Burgundian cuisine.
Slow-cooked beef in red wine, a Burgundian classic.
World-famous mustard used in sauces and as a condiment.
Explore prestigious vineyards along the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune.
Classic Burgundy snails prepared with garlic and parsley.
Evenings in Burgundy range from refined opera to lively bars.
Evening performances and musical events in the city.
Main theatre offering plays and performances.
Hands-on experiences and immersive sites bring Burgundy's history to life.
Live construction site with demonstrations, tours and seasonal events.
Prehistory-focused site with engaging exhibits and scenic walks.
Outdoor adventures across hills, rivers and forests.
Extensive trails through forests, valleys and lakes.
Water-based adventures along Burgundy's rivers and canals.
Hidden gems and unconventional experiences off the usual tourist trails.
Explore an ancient Gaulish oppidum with a museum and panoramic views.
Cycle through legendary wine villages along Burgundy’s famed vineyards.
Take quieter paths to experience sacred landscapes and villages.