Exploring the Diversity of Burgundy, From Mâcon to Dijon

You’ve arrived in Mâcon, a well-known town in Burgundy that produces the finest chardonnay.
Delve back into history by visiting Castle Pierreclos. This place has witnessed about 1000 years of history, which you can see in the outstanding architecture of the place.
The vineyards cultivate Chardonnay grape varieties that reveal the diversity of the terroirs. They also produce red wine.
First enjoy visiting the castle and then taste four wines at the boutique. You don’t need to book the visit or the wine tasting.
Click here to see the opening hours, because they change according to the season.

You’re now making your way up to Chalon-Sur-Saône to explore another part of Burgundy. Make a quick stop on the way in picturesque Tournus.
Enjoy the green scenery on the bank of the Saône River, take some pictures, and get back to the car to head to the next stop, an incredible gastronomic experience.

Today, you’ll have lunch at the renowned Maison Lameloise. They pride themselves on practising the art of living and welcoming.
The restaurant has been part of the Michelin Guide since the beginning of the 20th century! For more than 100 years, the venue has been passed down from generation to generation.
Currently, the chef, Eric Pras, and host, Frédéric Lamy, have received their third Michelin star and offer creative and local cuisine.
Take a seat and enjoy this unique gastronomic experience.
A special occasion also means special requirements: the Maison Lameloise requires a smart dress code. Gentlemen are expected to wear jackets and smart trousers together with a collared shirt. The jacket policy is relaxed during the summer months. Ladies are expected to dress commensurately.
Opening Hours: Thursday – Monday: 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Tuesday – Wednesday: Closed
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The next stop on the route is the prestigious Savigny-les-Beaune Castle.
Overlooking a magnificent 12-hectare property, the castle is a unique property in the area. Crossed by a river and home to an 11-hectare vineyard owning 11 appellations, the castle also houses 9 museums about transportation (aviation, aeronautics, motorbikes, and so on) on site, which you can visit!
Opening Hours: Monday – Sunday: 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
The tickets are available to buy directly at the property.

Today, you will end the day in Dijon, the town that produces the most famous French mustard! Some people love it, while some hate it!
You will spend the night at Duke's hotel, a beautiful hotel designed in a modern style. Leave your car at the hotel parking lot. It is necessary to book a parking place while making the booking.
Proceed with check-in and take the opportunity to drop your bags in the room.
After this, you will continue the exploration of the beautiful city by foot. The Old City Centre is classified at UNESCO World Heritage since 2015.
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The Dijon Owl is a statue that belongs to the magnificent Notre-Dame Church. The legend says that you should make a wish while touching the statue, and it will come true.
Take the opportunity to look closer at the Notre-Dame Church, a real masterpiece of 13th-century Gothic architecture.

Liberation Square is the main square of Dijon's Old City Centre. The name comes from the liberation of the city in 1944.
The square is surrounded by mythic places. such as the Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne and the 46-metre-high Philippe Le Bon Tower, the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Magnin Museum.
Delve back into history and enjoy the magnitude of the place. Walk around and take some pictures.

Now head to another mythic square in Dijon: François-Rude Square. The square is surrounded by buildings in the medieval and Renaissance architectural styles.
At the centre, you’ll see the beautiful fountain known locally as "Bareuzai". Sit by the fountain and be mesmerised by the sound of the Bailly-Cochet carousel, decorated with stunning artwork, especially that of Gustave Eiffel.
Enjoy the special vibe of this place and take some pictures.

After a day full of travels and discoveries, it’s now time to unwind and treat yourself at the gastronomic restaurant L'un Des Sens.
The chef, Sébastien Mortet, welcomes you to a picturesque building with stone walls and beamed ceilings. The cuisine is fine and colourful, and the service is perfect. The staff will recommend the best wines to pair with your food.
Opening Hours: Tuesday – Saturday: 12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sunday – Monday: Closed
Closed on Wednesday evenings from October to May.
Book a table by phone +33380657558.

After an amazing dinner and a day full of discoveries, take a short stroll back to the hotel. It’s time to rest, have a good sleep, and get ready for tomorrow.
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