Different areas to explore
Wine tourism destinations in Burgundy
Come and discover the sheer wealth of the vineyards of Burgundy! Burgundy is a land of encounters, discussions, and culture, where you'll really be able to "experience" the winemaking destinations bearing the Vignobles & Découvertes label: the Yonne vineyards (Chablisien, Auxerrois, Tonnerrois, Vézelien and Jovinien), the 'Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne' (Route of the Great Burgundy Wines), Bourgogne: Couchois, Mâconnais and Côte chalonnaise, Pouilly-Giennois-Sancerre and Châtillonnais.
UNESCO World Heritage
The Route des Grands Crus
In the Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits, each village is just as well-known as the last. There are treasures of historic heritage to see, such as the Château du Clos Vougeot and the Hospices de Beaune. Some great wines and excellent restaurants. Here is the very best of these two neighbouring winemaking areas. Since 2015, the 'Climats' of Burgundy's vineyard have been listed as UNESCO world heritage and these unique vine plots can be found right here.
The Sancerre-Pouilly-Giennois triangle
In this area full of flavours and grape varieties, there are 4 different AOC (Protected Designation of Origin): Sancerre, Côteaux du Giennois, Pouilly-Fumé, and Pouilly-sur-Loire, the smallest AOC of the Centre Loire wines!
The Vineyards of Southern Burgundy
Burgundy: Couchois, Côte Chalonnaise and Mâconnais
Welcome to Southern Burgundy, where the Burgundy vineyards are delighted to welcome you. Set off on a journey of discovery in every direction. Along the Saône Valley, the vineyards dress the rolling landscapes, dotted with characterful towns and villages—perfect places to stop along the way.
Gastronomic discoveries through tastings of light, aromatic white wines and fresh, spicy red wines, as well as cultural discoveries for all ages, from prehistoric times to the modern era…
The Yonne vineyards
There are some great discoveries to be made in the Chablisien, Auxerrois, Tonnerrois, Vézelien and Jovinien.
The Châtillonnais
This vineyard in the north of the Côte-d'Or mainly produces Crémant de Bourgogne. Stop by the estate while you’re exploring the Route du Crémant! On the programme: tours of the winegrowing estates and/or the Musée du Vin, lunch and dinner at the châteaus, discover the Vix Krater, and so much more. One thing is certain, you won’t be bored!
Experiences on the theme of vineyards and wine
Unmissable winegrowing heritage The Burgundy vineyard and its 'climats'
Exceptional experience Attend a wine tasting course
The depths of Burgundy Visit wine cellars for a behind-the-scenes look at wine
Where wine tourism first began The Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne
Dijon
Festive traditions Top 10 wine-themed events in Burgundy
