History & Culture

Discover the fascinating history of Burgundy wines at the Wine Museum, housed in the elegant Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne in Beaune.

Through a rich collection of historic objects, winemaking tools and examples of regional craftsmanship, the visit explores the techniques and traditions that have shaped the region’s great wines.

This cultural journey offers an authentic immersion into Burgundy’s winemaking heritage, in a setting steeped in history.

Discover one of Burgundy’s most iconic monuments, the Hospices de Beaune, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture founded in 1443 by Nicolas Rolin and Guigone de Salins.

Behind its famous polychrome roofs, the Hôtel-Dieu reveals an exceptionally rich heritage combining the history of medicine and charitable care, art and winemaking traditions. The visit takes you through the remarkably preserved wards, chapel and kitchens, as well as collections of historic objects, culminating in Rogier van der Weyden’s celebrated Last Judgement polyptych.

A captivating immersion into Burgundy’s history, where emotion, beauty and heritage come together.

The Château de Savigny-lès-Beaune offers an original experience combining historic heritage, vineyards and unique collections of vehicles and machinery, just outside Beaune.

This 14th-century château, listed as a Historic Monument, houses several museums dedicated to exceptional private collections. Visitors can discover an impressive collection of fighter aircraft displayed throughout the grounds, as well as Abarth racing cars, vintage motorcycles, fire engines, winemaking equipment and thousands of scale models. The château’s wine estate also welcomes visitors for tastings and the purchase of Burgundy wines.

Combining medieval architecture, a passion for engineering and wine culture, the Château de Savigny-lès-Beaune offers a truly distinctive experience for visitors of all ages, at the heart of the Burgundian art of living.

Be captivated by the Château de Cormatin, a magnificent 17th-century residence, remarkably well preserved and renowned for the exceptional richness of its interiors.

From gilded reception rooms and painted ceilings to carved woodwork and period furniture, every room reflects a refined art of living beautifully preserved through the centuries.

The visit continues through the magnificent formal French gardens, meticulously maintained and offering an elegant stroll among groves, a maze and harmonious perspectives – a complete immersion into the splendour and elegance of classical Burgundy.

Discover Vosne-Romanée, one of Burgundy’s most prestigious wine villages, renowned worldwide for its exceptional Grands Crus, including Romanée-Conti, La Tâche and Richebourg.

In the heart of the Côte de Nuits, this discreet village is home to some of the world’s most coveted terroirs, shaped by centuries of winemaking expertise.

From Cros Parantoux to the traditional stone walls and beautifully ordered vineyards, Vosne-Romanée offers a unique immersion into the excellence of Burgundy’s winemaking heritage, in an atmosphere that is both intimate and deeply authentic.

Discover Puligny-Montrachet, an iconic village of the Côte de Beaune, renowned worldwide for producing some of the world’s most prestigious white wines. Legendary appellations such as Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet and Bâtard-Montrachet originate here, each celebrated for its remarkable elegance and finesse.

Overlooked by the Church of Saint-Pierre, the village reveals its authentic charm through peaceful streets, renowned wine estates and beautifully ordered vineyards, at the heart of Burgundy’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Climats.

Combining minerality, precision and the Burgundian art of living, Puligny-Montrachet offers a refined immersion into the very essence of Burgundy’s winemaking excellence.

Every Friday morning, the covered market in Nuits-Saint-Georges comes alive with a wonderful selection of fresh produce and regional specialities.

Browse the stalls for fruit and vegetables, cheeses, charcuterie, fresh meat, bread and pastries, honey, prepared dishes, flowers and seafood.

Around sixty traders gather here throughout the year, making it an essential part of local life. A smaller market is also held on Tuesday mornings.

Every Sunday morning, the heart of Chagny comes alive with one of Burgundy’s most renowned markets. The streets of the town centre fill with colours, enticing aromas and lively conversations between producers and visitors.

Discover an abundance of stalls offering seasonal fruit and vegetables, regional cheeses, charcuterie, fish, Burgundian specialities and artisan products. Local producers and craftspeople showcase their products in a warm and convivial atmosphere.

Awarded the “Marché de France” and “Saveurs et savoir-faire de Bourgogne” labels, the market has become a much-loved weekly rendezvous for locals and visitors alike.