This is our third visit to Chateau du Clos de vougeot. this Chateau is where the wine society I…read morebelong to was founded. This chateau was a winery at one time in the past. The chateau still has its own wine label, and I mite add it is a great bottle of wine. The wine society is Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin.

Beautiful 12th century monastery to tour. The Grand Cru wine produced here is one of the best on…read morethe region. The 4 wine presses are amazing to see and the buildings have been beautifully restored. Buy a wine sock for blind tastings at home as a fun souvenir.

Admission is free!!! Pass by the information center to get your tickets. Such an interesting museum…read morewith a wide selection of art pieces, sculptures and a whole lot more. They have 1 monet art piece. Located in the historic City Center of Dijon. Really a must go to when in Dijon, France

Museum of fine art of Dijon located in the liberation square. It is next to Duke of Burgundy…read morePalace. This museums have four level to visit. It will take at least two and half hours to to complete visit. You might want to plan your route to visit the museum. It take planning to visit every rooms. The display divide into subcategory. Include medieval Europe, renaissance Europe, 17 and 18 century, 19 century, medieval burgundy, And more. This museums have a lot of burgundy history. It is one of the biggest public collections over 50 rooms. The collection include sculpture, painting, metal art and more. They do have some Egypt collection.

Wonderful and creepy all at the same time! How cool is that?…read more There were mannequins showing how people lived in burgundy at some point in time. I'm not really sure, because it was all in French. I really loved how the women mannequins had these really interesting head coverings. They were lacy, and covered the bun that most women seem to wear at that point in time. There were rooms set up to show a typical kitchen at that point in time, a bedroom, etc. It was free, and honestly worth the visit.

We stayed in the area for a few days. We drove up and down the Route de Vins and chose this place…read moreto do some tasting after doing some research online. It's a very nice winery, lovely building in a nice setting. Inside it's very classy. Tours are available too. We tasted a few of their wines. Some red, some white. Really lovely french wine. It was really nice here in the tasting room, felt very relaxed. Ended up buying a pack of three wines: red, white and Rosé. For 99 Euros a really good price. Had the fresh, fruity and crisp White the same night for dinner and brought the other two bottles home. Both the Rosé and the Red were really enjoyable as well. France has so many wines and wineries. This one here surely is a very good one with enjoyable wines for every budget. A great tasting experience. And our Bulldog was even welcome inside as well. Parking is right out front and there are plenty of spots.

Best wine tasting I had on my trip! The workers were so friendly and not at all pretentious, they…read moreexplain everything clearly and kindly and the wine was delicious! The cellar was amazing, the tour was great, and the wine shop was extensive and had excellent choices. I would definitely return here!