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Dijon – Beaune – Cluny – Dijon
Days
8
Ø km per day
45
Burgundy, in the heart of France, is best known for its wonderful wine. But you‘ll discover a lot more here: little villages, whose century-old houses tell takes of long forgotten times, as well as churches and monasteries that have become treasure troves of Central France‘s cultural boom. Burgundy will also spoil you in terms of its culinary delicacies. Under the heavy branches of the sweet-green vines, enjoy the delicious French cuisine. That is Burgundy – a paradise for cyclists. Cluny, once a powerful monastery, Dijon, the home town of dukes, and Beaune with its famous Hôtel-Dieu – these are the highlights of your cycling tour through Burgundy.
Famous for its Dijon mustard and delicious Burgundy wine, Dijon is where you start your cycling tour. The former home town of the Dukes of Burgundy has a lot to offer. Explore the beautiful historic town with its Gothic Notre Dame church and ducal palace on the crescent-shaped Place de la Libération.
Your tour starts in the morning, to Beaune. Through Marsannay-la-Côte, you cycle to the famous Clos de Vougeot with its beautiful castle. Pedalling along small pretty lanes through vineyards you head off to Nuits-Saint-Georges, where a wine-tasting awaits you. Today's destination is Beaune, known especially for the historic Hôtel-Dieu, which used to be a hospital.
Your day today takes you towards the wine villages of Pommard and Meursault. In Pommard, you first leave the wine-growing region to cycle through the Haute Côte de Beaune with the picturesque villages of Saint Romain and La Rochepot. Magnificent views await you before you cycle back through the large wine-growing areas in the plain towards today's destination.
From Côte de Beaune you cycle to Côte Châlonnais today. In this lovely countryside you will be able to visit some of Burgundy's famous wash houses from the 19th century. In the afternoon, cycle along the former railway, the so-called Voie verte. Passing Château Cormatin you cycle on to Cluny with its beautiful medieval abbey.
If you have not yet visited the monastery complex in the spiritual center of Cluny, you should definitely visit the abbey in the morning. Then cycle through the somewhat hilly but also very picturesque route to Tournus, a pretty little town with a beautiful Romanesque church in the center.
Today's section takes you through hilly countryside and close to Brionnais with its Roman churches and wonderful valley scenery. Your destination today in Saône is best known for its theatre festival Chalon dans la Rue. The historic quarter around St. Vincent cathedral, which dates back to the 15th century, is also worth a visit.
Along the Canal du Centre, Burgundy's only canal approved for shipping, you cycle via Chagny back to Beaune, which has a lot of sights in addition to Hôtel Dieu such as the Basilica or the historic quarter, surrounded by the city wall. Next you have a comfortable trip by train back to Dijon.
For our younger cyclists
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From 0 to 2 years |
-100% |
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From 3 to 11 years |
-30% |
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From 12 to 16 years |
-10% |
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Additional fee single room |
419 € |
529 € |
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Dijon
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DBL |
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99 € |
115 € |
SGL |
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155 € |
179 € |
21-gear rental bike |
109 € |
Days
8
Ø km per day
45