View of the Château La Bussière

Cycle tour - South Burgundy - self-guided - 5D/4N Classic

South Burgundy by bike

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  • Duration

    5 Days
  • Difficulty

    Easy
  • Distance

    122km
  • Landscapes

    • Nature
    • City
    • Castle
    • Greenway
  • Theme

    • Culture 
    • Weekend
  • Type of Journey

    Self-Guided

Description

Burgundy is renowned for its warm hospitality and inimitable knack for enjoying life, rich in tradition, gastronomy, history, and excellent wines. Even before Julius Caesar fought his decisive battles with the Gaulles, people have been lured to this beautiful land of gently rolling landscapes, sleepy villages, rivers and canals. Burgundy is the old France, a land of culture, countryside, fine food and wine. Stately historic châteaux, miles of straight Roman roads and magnificent Romanesque churches give constant reminders of Burgundy’s heritage. The beauty of its traditional architecture will pleasantly surprise you.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

Dijon –Capital of Burgundy
Clos de Vougeot
Wine making villages, wine roads & wine tasking
Hospices de Beaune
Châteuneuf en Auxois

Characteristics of this journey/holiday

Day by day

Day 1 Dijon

Discover the treasures of Dijon such as the Church Notre Dame, the Tomb of the Dukes, who were more important than the king of France in medieval Burgundy. The influence of the Dukes of Burgundy was renowned and they were particularly close to the English throne.

Day 2 Dijon – Beaune 43 km

The rolling vineyard countryside is waiting. This is the heart of Burgundy and you will savour it. Don’t miss a visit to the wine château of Aloxe Corton, with its delightfully ornate roof, or the 12th Century Clos de Vougeot Château, which was the property of the Citeaux Abbey for several centuries.  Arriving in Beaune, enjoy a wine tasting!

Day 3 Beaune – Châteauneuf 35 km

In the morning you will visit this cultural wine capital, with its famous Hôtel Dieu the ancient hospice, a 15th century masterpiece of gothic art, built after the Hundred Years War. You are leaving for some of the most famous wine villages in the world, Pommard. Then you will return to Beaune before continuing to Châteauneuf. You will stay in a pleasant Chambre d’Hôtes beneath the walls of the château in a huddle of attractive 13th century houses. Historical monuments, such as the old village ‘Lavoirs’, typify this area.

Day 4 Châteauneuf – Dijon 44 km

It is possible to visit the XVth century castle before leaving the village by a lovely small street down to the Canal de Bourgogne in the Ouche Valley. You will also pass a Cistercian monastery before continuing along the waterside to arrive in Dijon by the lake Kir.

Day 5 Departure

Your bike trip is unfortunately over. Breakfast and departure from Dijon.

Accommodation

3 nights in 3-star-hotels
1 night in a charming 2-star-hotel

Included services

3 nights in 3-star-hotels
1 night in a charming 2-star-hotel
Daily breakfast
Welcome talk
1 Wine tasting in Beaune
Daily luggage transfer
Itinerary on our app
Route book, maps and information material
7/7 Service Hotline

City tax is not included and has to be paid on the spot

Option : Single traveller supplement 180 €

Tour dates

Arrival: Daily 15.03. – 27.10.2025

Additional informations

Grade: Easy terrain, just on day 3 easy but long climb from Savigny. Asphalted side routes, agricultural roads and cycling paths.

How to get there ?

By plane: the nearest international airports are LYON SAINT EXUPERY, PARIS ORLY or PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE

By train / TGV: Arrival station: DIJON CENTRE
Direct TGV connection from Paris, Lyon, Lausanne (Switzerland), Frankfurt (Germany). 

By car:
Paris (A6)
Lille / Belgium (A26-A5)
Metz / Luxembourg (A31)
Strasbourg / Germany (A36)
Geneva / Switzerland (A40-A39)

Parking: Secured parking garage in front of the hotel in Dijon (covered)

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