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Stay in Dole, Dijon & the Saône Valley
Between heritage, nature and the art of living in Burgundy
The "Moselle-Saône" blue route
Visit to the museums of Dijon
The Dijon Museum of Fine Arts is one of the most important and one of the oldest museums in France.
Located in the heart of the city, it occupies the former palace of the dukes, seat in the 15th century of the Burgundian state. When the duchy was annexed to the Kingdom of France, the palace became the king's residence, then was transformed in the 17th century into the Palace of the Estates of Burgundy, based on a design by Jules Hardouin-Mansart. You can also discover the Archaeology Museum, the François Rude Museum, the Magnin Museum, the Museum of Sacred Art, the Museum of Burgundian Life... You will find all the opening hours and details on the Dijon Museums website! Furthermore, you will enjoy a stroll through the streets of Dijon's city center! Its antiques district, the theater, the Place de la République, the market square and its covered market, as well as the Owl Trail... We will be happy to provide you with information on all the activities to do in this lovely city!
Visit to Cîteaux Abbey
Cîteaux Abbey is a community of the Cistercian Order of the Strict Observance, comprising approximately 35 brothers committed to following Christ according to Cistercian customs, in prayer, work, and reading. The community is enriched by its diversity, ranging in age from 30 to 90, in social and geographical origins, and in personal sensibilities, and united by the love of the living God.
A visit to the historic buildings of Old Cîteaux offers a glimpse into monastic life and the Cistercian tradition.
This spiritual and cultural journey, exceptionally within the monastery walls, leads you through 900 years of history to the vibrant community of today.Visitors can participate in monastic services and Sunday Mass (in French).
- All visits are guided and limited to 20 people (this number may change depending on health measures).
- Duration: approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.
- Reservations are required.
- For children up to 11 years old, a guidebook is provided.
- For foreign groups, an interpreter is required (please contact local tourist offices).
- The tour benefits from of the Tourism and Disability label.
Boat trip
Want to experience life on the water and discover the region by navigating the Saône?
In Pontailler-sur-Saône, the "Les Canalous" rental base lets you discover the joys of boating with boats that don't require a license.
For more information and reservations: +33 3 85 53 76 74
Visit to Dole
To discover all the facets of this Jura town, the best way is to follow… the Perched Cat! A playful nod to Marcel Aymé, who spent his childhood in Dole, the Perched Cat trail invites you to discover, at your own pace, the essentials of this charming Jura town.
Enter the archways, look up to admire the details of the facades, notice certain statues or fountains, and of course, discover the iconic sites of Dole's heritage, such as the Notre-Dame Collegiate Church, the Hôtel-Dieu, or the Rue du Collège de l’Arc.
Don't hesitate to take the side paths as you please: right next to the Louis Pasteur's birthplace, for example, a passageway leads you to the banks of the charming Tanners' Canal.
Follow it and enter Passage Raynaud, a surprise awaits you! Upon your arrival in Dole, take the time to stop by the Tourist Office on Place Grévy, which will provide you with all the necessary information, including a map to follow the Chat Perché trail.
The Hospices de Beaune
The Wine Route
Le Saint Antoine is located 40 km from the Wine Route. This visit is ideal for discovering the winemaking heritage of Burgundy's great wines. Many estates organize tastings and cellar tours by reservation.
We recommend Domaine Philippe Germain, a partner for several years; their wines are highly appreciated by our clients.
Located in the heart of a region rich in winemaking heritage, Domaine Philippe Germain welcomes you to Nantoux, a stone's throw from Meursault (21 Côte d'Or, Burgundy).
It was in 1995 that Philippe took over the reins of the family estate, succeeding his parents. At the time, the estate comprised 9 hectares of vines.
Subsequently, in 2008, Philippe's nephew, Maxime Champaud, decided to join his uncle at the estate to pursue his passion for winemaking. Since his arrival, Maxime has added 6 hectares of land.
Today, the estate comprises 19 hectares of vines and produces an average of 100,000 bottles per year.
The vines are cultivated without herbicides, pesticides, or insecticides, and with non-carcinogenic fungicides. The Philippe Germain Estate participates in the Phyto Challenge, recognized by the Chamber of Agriculture, which aims to minimize the use of pesticides in order to respect both nature and the product: wine. The estate is certified HVE (High Environmental Value) level 3. All winemaking and aging processes are carried out using organic farming practices.
The Philippe Germain Estate offers numerous prestigious Burgundy appellations, with wines that are easily approachable in their youth. All are aged in oak barrels.
To arrange a visit and wine tasting:
Contact Isabelle or Philippe
Tel: +33 3 80 26 05 63
Rue du vignoble / 21190 Nantoux
