WALKING IN BURGUNDY
8 days at GBP719 land only
Tripcode: TED
A week of daywalks amongst the famous vineyards, historic towns and picturesque villages of Burgundy
The majestic region of Burgundy lies in central France midway between the plains of the north and the Rhone valley to the south. It is of course most famous for its gastronomic flair and wine production, with the vineyards and winemaking tradition an important aspect of the local heritage. Alongside these delights there is plenty more to tempt visitors, and the rolling hills and forests of beech and oak offer a wealth of potential for walkers. Burgundy's greatest period was during the 15th century, and ancient abbeys, impressive chateaux and pretty villages are scattered throughout the countryside, offering delightful scenery throughout the week. Highlights include a guided visit to the ancient Chateau Commarin and wine tasting in Meursault.
| Day 1 | Start Meursault. |
| Day 2 | Circular daywalk to the village of Saint Romain. |
| Day 3 | Follow trail through a mixture of vineyards and woodland to visit the chateau of la Rochepot. |
| Day 4 | Walk through the vineyards and across the villages of Pommard and Volnay to spend the afternoon in the picturesque town of Beaune, including an optional visit to the famous Hotel Dieu. |
| Day 5 | Transfer to the village of Chateauneuf-en-Auxois; walk up the hill to Chateauneuf; if anyone would prefer not to walk they can go in the minibus and enjoy a free afternoon exploring this beautiful village. |
| Day 6 | Loop through the woods to the village of Commarin. Guided visit to the ancient chateau. |
| Day 7 | Relaxing walk along and around the Canal de Bourgogne. |
| Day 8 | End Meursault. |
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Main street, Chateauneuf en Auxois












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