Visit Burgundy, France

One of the world’s most revered wine regions, Burgundy is an arcadian patchwork of striped vineyards, mustard fields, and waterways, punctuated by well-preserved medieval towns. It’s a connoisseur’s dream, boasting some of the most celebrated wineries alongside a plethora of Michelin-starred restaurants. Home to over 300 churches, the oldest frescos in France, and four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the region is also a haven of archetypal Burgundian Romanesque architecture.

Our specialists have scoured every corner of the region, and they’ll plan a trip to Burgundy for you that follows your passions. They’ll put together a bespoke itinerary, whether you want to be driven between the wineries of the Route des Grands Crus, feast on bouef bourguignon in the city where it was created, or cycle alongside the majestic Yonne River.

You can hop easily between the four main areas of Chablis, Auxerre, Dijon, and Beaune, enabling you to experience the breadth that this region has to offer. Beyond the myriad of cellar tastings, you’ll find cultural riches such as the 15th-century Hotel-Dieu des Hospices in Beaune, the medieval abbeys of Auxerre, and the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy in Dijon.