Private Transfer to your hotel

Arrival at your accommodation

After the check-in, you will have the rest of the day to visit the surroundings.

Suggestion: A Free Day in Dijon

A stroll through Dijon reveals a charming and well-preserved medieval town that is perfectly accessible by foot. The quaint alleys are lined by half-timbered houses that look like something out of a fairy tale. The Saint-Bénigne Cathedral is truly a Gothic masterpiece.

The Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy contains remarkably well-preserved buildings from the 14th through 17th centuries. The Philippe le Bon Tower is a 15th-century watchtower offering some marvelous views for those who climb its 316 steps. The palace contains the exceptional Musée des Beaux-Arts.

There are some great fine-dining restaurants accompanied by renowned wines from the region’s prestigious vineyards including Couchey, Brochon, Gevrey-Chambertin, and Chambolle-Musigny.Enjoy Dijon, a beautiful gem in France’s Burgundy region!

Driver at Disposal in Burgundy for Half a Day (4H)

A chauffeur will pick you up in Burgundy and drive you safely to your destination.

Private Cooking Class and Lunch near Dijon 

This personalized cooking class will teach you important French cooking skills like how to make macarons, molecular cuisine, verrine and siphon, foie gras, chocolate, or themed menus for example. You will also learn the important entertaining and “art de vivre” skill of how to prepare and properly serve Champagne. The class is adaptable to whatever you desire!

Suggestion: Explore Beaune

Beaune is Burgundy’s wine capital, but it has a lot more to offer. Don’t miss the wineries, the 12th-century Notre-Dame Basilica, and the Hôtel-Dieu de Beaune. The former charitable almshouse was founded in 1443 and is a reference to Burgundian architecture with its enameled tile roofs. Today it is a museum with a rich selection of paintings, tapestries, and furniture.

Beaune has a large Saturday market day with about 150 stalls that fill many streets of the town and a smaller Wednesday market that is mainly fruits and vegetables and a few regional specialties, centered around the Place de la Halle. The Saturday market in Beaune is a colorful food and clothes market. Here, the market is the major event of the week, spreading from the Halles covered market to the pedestrianized area beside Beaune’s prime visitor attraction, the Hospices de Beaune. Picturesque Place de Les Halles is the main center of activity for the Saturday and Wednesday markets.

Suggestion: Guided Visit and Wine Tasting at the Chateau de Meursault

The Chateau de Meursault opens its gates for strolls through its beautiful park and tastings of grand crus produced on its vineyards by the monks since as early as the 12th century.

You will enjoy a guided visit through the cellars followed by a sampling of Grands Terroirs (tasting of 9 different wines, 5 red and 4 white).

Suggestion: Tour La Moutarderie Fallot, a traditional mustard mill

Fallot Mustard Mill, the last independent, traditional, and family-run mustard-producing company in Beaune, invites you to discover this legendary and famous condiment.

Tucked away in an inner courtyard, only a few steps from the Hospices de Beaune, the Fallot Mustard Mill is actually the last to prepare in compliance with recipes passed down from generation to generation, and to grind the seeds using stone wheels, thus giving the paste its fully rounded gustatory qualities.

Ancient tools and equipment were jealously guarded and exhibited in the original Napoleonic building (showing what a mustard mill would have looked like in the 19th century). A harmonious sound and light display invite visitors to enter a timeless, sensory world second to none: the world of mustard. An entertaining and interactive trail takes the visitor through the centuries reminding the gestures and traditions linked with mustard and its history, and leads to new sensory experiences!

Discover new pleasures that span from the making to the tasting of mustard!

Full Day Private Guided Tour of the Côte de Beaune Wine Region

While Burgundy is well known for its Dijon mustard and Anise of Flavigny candies, above all it is its vineyards and exceptional wines that shine!

Your guide is a local wine expert eager to share the secret of the region’s wine and terroir with you.

You will follow the “Route des Grands Crus” and explore the Côte de Beaune vineyards. The region’s famous appellations include Pommard and the Golden Triangle of Burgundy’s Great White Wines: Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet, and Chassagne-Montrachet. You will taste a selection of these at a private tasting in a local wineries.

Later by the Corton hillside, a unique location in Burgundy for red and white grands crus, you will sample elegant pinot noirs and unoaked white wines. In the afternoon, relax in the vineyard and enjoy a prestigious tasting in a renowned estate. Enjoy the elegance of Pinots Noirs and unoaked white wines.

Private Transfer from your accommodation to Dijon Train Station

A chauffeur will meet you for a private transfer in Dijon.

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