Burgundy Full Day (BO1)
Cityrama
Paris
France
Mon, 14th July 2008 - Thu, 30th October 2008
The Burgundy region offers a natural heritage rich in both history and specially in art. Since ancient times, its geographic position made it a crossroads for communications between the Mediterranean and Northern Europe which brought prosperity as its famous wines magnified during the Middle ages. Region of famous abbeys, departure point for the crusades and pilgrimage centre, Burgundy has attracted crowds and political figureheads throughout the centuries. We will discover two reasons why.
After leaving the Southern highway, we reach the Serein valley at Chablis, surrounded by vineyards, visit a local cellar and taste the white wine, one of the world’s best. Lunch in "the Bistro des Grands Crus" (or similar).
Continue to Vezelay, the "eternal hill" village classified by UNESCO as one of its cultural world heritage sites, guided visit to the Basilica dedicated to Saint-Mary Magdelena, centre of Romanesque architecture and sculpture, and which still keeps some relics of the saint. You’ll have free time to browse around the village and the opportunity to taste other Burgundy red wines before returning to Paris.
Tour Highlights
- Visit a local Chablis wine cellar and taste its world famous white wine
- Lunch in a traditional restaurant
- Visit Vézelay Basilica and village classified as a UNESCO cultural world heritage site
- Opportunity to taste Burgundy red wine in the village
The Burgundy region offers a natural heritage rich in both history and specially in art. Since ancient times, its geographic position made it a crossroads for communications between the Mediterranean and Northern Europe which brought prosperity as its famous wines magnified during the Middle ages. Region of famous abbeys, departure point for the crusades and pilgrimage centre, Burgundy has attracted crowds and political figureheads throughout the centuries. We will discover two reasons why.
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