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Holidays in Burgundy  -  Travel Information Burgundy.

Burgundy in the northeast of France where the hills transform into the Alps

Departements in Burgundy: Côte-d'Or [ 21 ], Nièvre [ 58 ], Saône-et-Loire [ 71 ] and Yonne [ 89 ]

Communities : Avallon, Beaune, Besançon, Chablis, Chatillon sur Seine, Cote d'Or, Dijon, Maçon, Saone-et-Loire, Sens, Haute Saone, Jura

Capital City of Burgundy : Dijon


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Camping & Caravanning

 Eurocampings  -  ACSI International Camping Guide - Bourgogne

Car Hire Burgundy

 Holiday Autos  -    
Holiday Autos offers the best fully inclusive car hire prices. Get cheap car hire quickly and securely online with holidayautos.co.uk, the experts in online car rental.

 Sixt  -   
Pick-Up Station / Return Station: Dijon and all over France.

Holiday Homes / Cottages / Apartments

    -  Burgundy
Cottages4you is the leading UK provider of self-catered holidays.

 Euro Relais  -  Holiday Cottages in France
Charming chalet, villa, castle or mill? Country cottage, mansion or farmhouse? Discover their special holiday homes and book online!

 Soleara  -  Cottages in France  
Cote d'Or, Marne, Nievra, Salon et Loire, Yonne.

 Bungalow.net  -  Holiday homes France 

See Holiday Homes for more holiday rentals.

Hotels in Burgundy

 Hotels in Burgundy  -  Hotel Guide
Hotels in Beaune, Dijon, Mâcon, Marsannay-la-Côte, Chalon-sur-Saône, Levernois, Crêches-sur-Saône, Nuits-Saint-Georges, Charnay-lès-Mâcon, Sennecé-lès-Mâcon, Tournus, Montagny-lès-Beaune, and more.

 Hotels in Beaune

 Hotels in Dijon

 Best Western Hotel Henry II ***, 12-14 faubourg Saint Nicolas, 21200 Beaune, 21200
Beaune, the capital of Burgundy wines, is a symbol of special way of life. A delightful mixture of history and traditions, which appears here within the ramparts, or further down at the famous Hospices. An exquisite residence, located at the entrance of the old town, which illustrates all this charm.

 Gites de France de Cote-d'Or
 Logis de Bourgogne
 Bed and Breakfast France

More hotels? - see the page Hotels

Hostels / Budget Accommodations

 
Hostelbookers.com is one of the worlds largest online booking services for hostels. All hostels you see here are offering realtime prices and availability.

 Féderation d'Unie des Auberges de Jeunesse  -  youth hostels

National Parks

 Parc de l'Auxois
 Nature park Morvan

Travel Agents / UK Tour Operator

Cresta Holidays 
Cheap City Breaks Burgundy

  -  Create your perfect trip  -  Flight, Hotel and Car

 Into France  -  Holiday in France



 Station Verte  -  Les Stations Vertes de Vacances

Travel Guides Burgundy / Related books

Travel Guides Burgundy [ amazon.co.uk ]

Burgundy and Its Wines -  Nicholas Faith, Andy Katz (Photographer)
An irresistible portrait of Burgundy's culture, history, landscape and wines. Burgundy, France's historic wine region, is a unique mix of old towns and vineyards, of great wines, and of thousands of individualistic wine -makers, brokers and merchants. Burgundy and Its Wines takes the reader on a journey where the temptation to linger is irresistible - from the gentle slopes of the Cote d'Or to the treasures of Dijon. The journey concludes with a directory of practical advice and information, including the best merchants and producers.
Hardcover 144 pages (October 3, 2002); Publisher: Duncan Baird Publishers; Language: English; ISBN: 1903296781.
Burgundy and the Rhone Valley (Drive Around S.) -  Andrew Sanger
Paperback 288 pages (February 14, 2005); Publisher: Thomas Cook Publishing; Language: English; ISBN: 1841574619..
Burgundy: How to Find Great Wines Off the Beaten Track 
Patrick Matthews
Understanding Burgundy; Burgundy's uniqueness; Making sense of the wines and wine law; Good wine and how to find it; Geography - the roads, rivers, railways, and towns; How to get there; How to travel around; Where to stay; 3ow and where to eat; 
Paperback 144 pages (March 17, 2005); Publisher: Mitchell Beazley; Language: English; ISBN: 1845330366.

Transport / How do I travel to Burgundy

 Airport Dijon / Aéroport de Dijon  -  Longvic (DIJ)
 Tavaux (DLE)

 
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  Airline Tickets / Bargain Flights  -  Flights to Burgundy

    -  Eurostar, TGV and high speed-rail travel across Europe
Rail Europe is the UK's leading supplier of European Rail tickets. Whether you want to take a short break or a fortnight, your train journey by Eurostar, and connection to Europe with the SNCF range of products, are available to book online.
 SNCF  -  French Railways - train travel planner

FerryCheap  -  fantastic fares from all of the UK's major ports

    -  Dover - Calais / Portsmouth to Cherbourg / Portsmouth to Le Havre
P&O Ferries is one of the most well known and trusted brands. Wherever you are travelling to, on holiday or on business, P&O Ferries offers a wide range of routes.

    -  Express Coach

 Transco  -  Bus - La carte du réseau : les lignes et les horaires

 Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rohne (SAPRR)
Le réseau des Autoroutes Paris-Rhin-Rhône. Information en temps réel sur le trafic autoroutier, les tarifs des péages, les aires de repos, l'essence, la restauration, les animations...
Autant de services que nous vous proposons pour préparer votre voyage.

 Maps International  -  Maps France
Mapsinternational.co.uk is one of the largest map shops online.
 Mappy  -  Burgundy route planner
 Fédération Française de la Randonneé Pédestre  -  maps


Links 

 Travel Insurance  -  travel and holiday insurance for UK and Irish residents

 Bourgogne-tourisme - Info from the regional Tourist Board of Burgundy

 Dijon - Tourist Information Dijon

  Cote d'Or [ 2 1 ]  -  Prefecture Nievre  -  Conseil Général de la Nievre
  Nièvre [ 58 ]  -  Bourgogne du Sud 
Endowed with an exceptional food and wine culture that showcases local agriculture, Southern Burgundy is home to some truly prized gourmet products: Charolais beef and lamb, Bresse poultry, vintage Burgundy wines from the Côte Chalonnaise, Mâconnais and south to the Beaujolais, goat cheeses, fruits and vegetables, dairy produce from the Bresse region, and a wide range of freshwater fish have long been adorning the fine restaurants and dining establishments found throughout the Saône-&-Loire.
Southern Burgundy provides a most harmonious setting for both open space and a diversity of landscapes. Here you're able to enjoy 18-hole golf courses, a wide array of hiking and riding opportunities on numerous marked trails, waterway navigation on the department's 300 km of rivers and canals, and excursions on the "Voie Verte" path with a bicycle or roller skates...
  Saône-et-Loire [ 71 ]  -  Bourgogne du Sud 
Endowed with an exceptional food and wine culture that showcases local agriculture, Southern Burgundy is home to some truly prized gourmet products: Charolais beef and lamb, Bresse poultry, vintage Burgundy wines from the Côte Chalonnaise, Mâconnais and south to the Beaujolais, goat cheeses, fruits and vegetables, dairy produce from the Bresse region, and a wide range of freshwater fish have long been adorning the fine restaurants and dining establishments found throughout the Saône-&-Loire.
Southern Burgundy provides a most harmonious setting for both open space and a diversity of landscapes. Here you're able to enjoy 18-hole golf courses, a wide array of hiking and riding opportunities on numerous marked trails, waterway navigation on the department's 300 km of rivers and canals, and excursions on the "Voie Verte" path with a bicycle or roller skates...
  Yonne [ 89 ]  -  Prefectuur Yonne  -  Conseil Général de l'Yonne

 Arnay-le-Duc
Located in the heart of Burgundy, halfway between Paris and Lyon on the R.N. 6 (highway Nr 6) near the A6 freeway (Pouilly-en-Auxois exit), ARNAY-LE-DUC is a charming little city with a rich historical and cultural heritage. The city has the "station verte" designation which means "green resort", and is known for its authentic rural and natural areas.
Nestled in the Côte d'Or countryside, between Auxois and Morvan, ARNAY-LE-DUC was once the property of the Ducs of Burgundy. Among the many attractions this city has to offer are its ancient homes (XVth - XVIIth centuries), shaded walks (the Arquebuse) quaint shops and outdoor cafés.
 Avallon - Ville d'Avallon
 Avallonnais  -  L 'Avallonnais, Cœur de Bourgogne aux portes de Paris...
 Autun
 Auxerre
 Beaune  -  Tourist information Beaune
 Besançon
Nestling in a loop formed by the river Doubs, Besançon lies at the foot of a hill on which Vauban built his masterpiece of military architecture, the Citadelle, in an exceptional defensive site (the modern town centre). The limitations imposed by geography have dictated the development of the town down the centuries: by turns military stronghold, garrison town, political centre and religious capital. The two great periods of the town's history – the 16C when it was a free town of the Germanic Empire enjoying the protection of Charles V and the 18C when it became part of France – have left their mark on the urban landscape in the shape of late Gothic, Renaissance and classical buildings.
The bluish ochre limestone from nearby Chailluz lends a certain uniformity to the tall houses with their sloping roofs.
 Chablis Town
 Chatillon sur Seine / Ville de chatillon sur seine  -  City in a park
 Gevrey-Chambertin  -  La Cote / La Plaine / La Haute Cote between Dijon and Beaune
 Maçon
 Morez - Haut Jura 
 Noyers sur Serein  -  a village where time has been standing still
There are half-timbered houses, ashlars, pillars and pinnacles. There are a lot of lanes and small squares made of chalky and granitic pavements. There are towers surrounded by the river Serein loops. This is why "Noyers la Médiévale" is called "one of the most beautiful villages of France".
During the day or night, while walking along the main street, no one would be surprised to see riders, peasants, burghers or scholars passing by. No one would be surprised to cross the funny face of a Burgundian of yesteryear. It would be easy to hear a minstrel's song coming out of one of the eighteen towers standing along the ramparts
 Sens Village
 Tonnerre and the mysterious Fosse Dionne  -  an enigma for experienced speleologists
 Villeneuve-sur-Yonne and its 17th century checkerboard layout!

 Bribacte
Bibracte became a national landmark in 1985; a site of exceptional interest showing the wealth of the Celtic civilisation during the 1st and 2nd Centuries A.D.
Bibracte, which was the economic, political and religious capital of the Eduens, one of the most powerful tribes of Gaul, is considered to be the very centre of an acknowledged civilisation in an area stretching from the Danube to the Atlantic Ocean.
Bibracte covers 200 hectares on the summits of Mont Beuvray in Burgundy, on the edge of both the Nièvre and the Saône & Loire. It was at Bibracte that Vercingetorix organised the first general uprising of the Gauls against the Romans in 52B.C.It was at Bibracte that Vercingetorix organised the first general uprising of the Gauls against the Romans in 52B.C. This magnificent site offers visitors a variety of complementary activities combining memories of the past with scientific knowledge as well as an invitation to pleasant walks on Mont Beuvray.
 Canal-de-bourgogn  -  découvrez la Bourgogne en naviguant sur le canal.
 Chateau de Druyes-les-belles-Fontaines
Château-fort des comtes d'Auxerre et de Nevers de la fin du XIIème siècle.
 De Morvan  -  one of the pearls in the heart of Burgundy
The geographical features of this granite mass of the Morvan, in the Regional Natural Park, offer a range of outdoor activities for both hikers and those interested in water sports surrounded by the unspoilt beauty of this well-preserved area.You will discover the many facets of the Morvan and the traditions of its country folk . All types of walking and rambling are possible : walking on registered hiking trails, (GR13 and a tour of the Morvan and its lakes), horse-trekking, or mountainbiking; fishing in rivers,streams or lakes; a wide choice of watersports : canoeing, swimming in clear waters, rafting, sailing, water-skiing ..........
 Guedelon  -  château-fort in Puisaye / le site officiel du chantier médiéval 
For the next 20 years, thirty five craftsmen and women will be building before your very eyes a medieval castle. They will do so following XIIIth century techniques. The natural site in the middle of the forest will provide them with all the building material necessary : wood, water, stone, earth, sand and iron.
Quarriers, stone hewers, masons, carpenters work in front of you, as they once did 7 centuries ago. The building yard is a continuous, lively and progressive site where Towers, Curtains and the Keep will have taken 25 years to rise up from the earth.
 Haute Saone  -  between forests and mountains
 Icaonna
 Lakes in Morvan

 News from Burgundy  -  L'Yonne Republicaine

 Abbaye de Fontenay
 Beaune - Hotel-Dieu
 Vézelay - Basilica Ste-Madeleine

Cuisine - French Foods / Recipes

 Wine country Burgundy  -  Bourgognes [ ***** ]
Burgundy - Classic Wine Guide - Anthony Hanson
Detailing the top producers and their wines, from crisp Chablis to supple Beaujolais, this guide is the perfect reference for wine-collectors and lovers of Burgundy's most famous export. Information on the laws and appellations of wines also feature.
Paperback 718 pages (November 13, 2003); Publisher: Mitchell Beazley; Language: English; ISBN: 1840009136.

 French Food and Cook  -  authentic French cuisine
Menus and recipes, Tips and Tools, Table setting, Practice your French [ recipes in French ]
 Meilleur du Chef [ french & english ]
Hors-d'Œuvres, Starters, Fish, Meat, Vegetables, Desserts, Other dishes, Bases, Sauces, Extras, Diet Dishes
 Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Julia Child, Louisette Bertholle and Simone Beck
684 pages; Black and White Sketches, no Photography 
Alfred A. Knopf, New York 2001

History of Burgundy

 French history timeline

Music & Culture

 Discover France  -  French Music
The earliest French influence on Western music is found in the plainsong of the Christian Church. It is believed that Gregorian chant as it is known today is an 8th- or 9th-century Gallican interpretation of Roman chant, but it is difficult to distinguish the Gallican ornamentation from its Roman basis. It has been suggested that the basic idea of the trope (an interpolation in a preexistent chant) is Gallican and that the surviving body of medieval tropes and sequences had a French influence ........ 
 Chanter  -  French Music Database
Artists, Concerts, Charts, Shopping, MP3/MIDI Files, Radio, Lyrics & Music, Forum, and more

Web Portal / French Search Engine / Directories

 Le Bien-Public  -  Portal website Burgundy
Le Guide Web | Le Guide Agenda | Le Guide des Restaurants | Le Guide des communes

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