From the owner: Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne Crée en 1946 dans l'ancien Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne, Le Musée du Vin…read moreraconte l'histoire de la vigne et du vin d'hier à aujourd'hui. On découvre le travail des vignerons et des tonneliers, leurs outillages, l'art et les traditions viticoles ainsi que des tapisseries d'Aubusson sur le thème du vin. Possibilité de visite guidée.

They've taken great care in constructing and maintaining the buildings and museum. It's a lovely…read morestory of French nobility caring for the poor (partly by giving them wine, not plague contaminated water). You'll get a free audio recording with your entrance fee. The walk through the building will take 30 to 60 minutes. The entrance is just across from a visitor center. Theres a shop just before the exit.

Educate yourself about the history of one of the world's best wine auctions and wine events. The…read moreaudio guide available in numerous languages brings the architectural and cultural highlights to life in the phenomenal restoration and collection. This was our third tour and we learn something everytime!

From the owner: Ancien couvent des Ursulines Situé dans le quartier de l'Hôtel de Ville, Le Musée des Beaux-Arts de…read moreBeaune dévoile au public une magnifique collection de peintures de Félix Ziem. Très appréciée aussi des touristes, la Statue Ondine, chef d'oeuvre d'Auguste Pérault reste incontournable. Le Musée présente aussi une section d'archéologie gallo-romaine (avec notamment une intéressante collection de stèles) ainsi que des expositions temporaires. Le Musée Marey se trouve dans les mêmes locaux que le Musée des Beaux-Arts.

This was an interesting museum to look around while in Beaune. The building itself is an…read morearchitectural masterpiece with a beautiful traditional Burgundian roof. This place used to be the hospital for the town and you can see how it was set up including an apothecary, kitchens, chapel, and some unique bedding arrangements. Not too expensive to get into (about 12 euro) and worth doing even if some of the rooms are a bit over staged.

This is a very beautiful place, with a very interesting history. I liked that I could go at my own…read morepace, listening to the audio description.

It is rare that the Mr & I go to a tasting and end up liking everything we try but Château de…read morePommard has achieved just this Made a reservation which included a magnificent truffle luncheon, we arrived for our tasting right when they had predicted and got to sample Premier and Grand Crus alike. Our host used to be a sommelier in Paris and had extensive knowledge of wines and food pairings and great vintages.......he knew his stuff We purchased 2 cases of a mixture of everything we tried and let me tell you it could not have been easier. By shipping to the US, not only was shipping free of charge but we also got a 20% VAT price reduction. Surely made the decision easy to get that extra bottle or 12 since we didn't have to schlep it back in our luggage Arrived within the week via FedEx and the experience from start to finish was such a joy. We look forward to visiting in person again when we're next in region ( hearing about the restaurant, vegetable garden and B&B they are currently under development ) and we also look forward to our next wine order with your wonderful Château

This is a lovely Chateau that takes visitors and allows you to taste their wines. We had a tour of…read morethe cellars and a really informative and fun tasting, it's a nice way to spend a few hours. MAKE A RESERVATION! They are adding a restaurant which will be a nice addition.

From the owner: Créé en 1975, le Musée d'Art et d'Histoire est installé dans une ancienne maison de vins. Dans ses…read moregrandes caves voûtées, le Musée abrite des collections archéologiques issues en grande partie des découvertes faites sur le site des Bolards. Il présente aussi les objets trouvés lors de fouilles dans le canton de Nuits, en particulier, un remarquable mobilier mérovingien. A l'étage, l'exposition temporaire met tous les ans en évidence un nouvel aspect du patrimoine régional.