Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

France

Beaune which includes landscape views, tranquil scenes and farmland

Macon which includes a church or cathedral, heritage architecture and outdoor art

Burgundy Wine Museum which includes a small town or village and heritage elements

Burgundy Wine Museum featuring heritage elements and interior views

Dijon featuring a monument, a city and heritage architecture

Popular cities in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Church of Notre Dame which includes heritage elements and a church or cathedral

See churches, palaces and remnants from the Roman Empire in the birthplace of a world-famous mustard.

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Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy

Liberation Square

Dijon Cathedral

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Go on a wine discovery trip through the vineyards of this ancient town in one of France’s great winemaking regions. Visit a medieval hospital and a Romanesque cathedral.

Reasons to visit

Hospices de Beaune

Burgundy Wine Museum

Marche Aux Vins Winery

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Inhabited since the Roman invasion of Gaul, the picturesque threshold to Southern Burgundy abounds with history, architecture and lovely wines.

Reasons to visit

Pont Saint-Laurent

Eglise Saint-Pierre

Musée Lamartine

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Hidden away from the country’s busy tourist hubs, the capital of the district of Franche-Comté has an enthralling citadel and one of the oldest museums in France.

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Besancon Citadel

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Cities in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

Dijon

See churches, palaces and remnants from the Roman Empire in the birthplace of a world-famous mustard.

Beaune

Go on a wine discovery trip through the vineyards of this ancient town in one of France’s great winemaking regions. Visit a medieval hospital and a Romanesque cathedral.

Besancon

Hidden away from the country’s busy tourist hubs, the capital of the district of Franche-Comté has an enthralling citadel and one of the oldest museums in France.

Mâcon

Inhabited since the Roman invasion of Gaul, the picturesque threshold to Southern Burgundy abounds with history, architecture and lovely wines.

Chalon-sur-Saone

The hometown of the photograph is full of an infectious energy and historic half-timbered houses, making it one of France’s most pleasant towns for an urban stroll.