Paris has its grandiose architecture endless museums and odd Couture fashion but there is
so much more to see in France than just Paris the burgundy region in central eastern France
is the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate there are many places to choose from on a trip
to burgundy but via Travelers have selected some of the best subscribe to our Channel and keep on
watching located in the heart of burgundy bone is best known for its wine and historical landmarks
although small this city has a lot to offer tourists I'm soaking in the culture to indulging
in wine tastings plan to spend at least a day on preferably a relaxing weekend here the Osby
stabone is a must-see historical landmark for any history or architecture buff the hospices
were built in the 15th century and served as a hospital for the poor and sick today it houses
a museum with historical medical equipment and art dating back to the Middle Ages bones Old
Town transports visitors back in time with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses be sure
to visit plascar no the Central Square lined with cafes and restaurants perfect for people watching
for sweeping views of bone and the surrounding Countryside climb the hill to visit Notre Dame
duchamp's Cathedral this stunning Gothic style cathedral was built in the 13th century and is
well worth a visit no trip to bone is complete without indulging in some of the local Cuisines
from cocovar which is chicken crooked in red wine to birth Bergen your hearty beef stew there are
plenty of decadent dishes to choose from and of course don't forget to pay your meal with
a glass or two of Burgundy wine saucer is a small central France Town best known for its white wine
and picturesque setting a town is situated on a Hilltop in the Loire Valley and offers
stunning views of the surrounding Countryside the salsa wine museum traces the history of
wine making in the region and includes exhibits on the different grape varieties used to mix on
sale wine visitors can also learn about local winemakers viticulture and seller practices
Festival the museum offers tastings of sansea wines the Loire Valley is one of the most
beautiful regions in burgundy and there are plenty of hiking trails to explore near Sunset
one popular route takes hikers up to the Chateau de vitre an abandoned castle that offers panoramic
views of the valley another Scenic height leads to the Village of boo where you can visit the
13th century Church of Notre Dame and pick up some locally Made cheese from one of the local farms
not the church Sunset is located in the part of France renowned for its Gastronomy so be sure
to sample some of the local dishes while you're in town some Specialties to look out for include luya
which is pork belly cooked in cider Gorda which is a type of bean stew and charousse a creamy white
cheese of course wash it all down with a glass or two of salsa wine who says a Charming city with a
rich history in burgundy from its Roman roots to its Gothic Cathedral user has something for
everyone don't forget to try some of the local wines while you're in town after all burgundy
is renowned for its red wines here are a few highlights you won't want to miss on your trip to
ulcer Lucia was first settled by the Romans in 52 BC and remained under Roman rule until the
5th Century A.D as a result there are numerous Roman ruins scattered throughout the city the
most impressive of these is portadasi an old city gate that dates back to the 3rd century
other notable ruins include the amphitheater which could one seat up to 8 000 people and the Temple
of kaibilla a well-preserved Temple dedicated to the Roman goddess of nature badly damaged during
the French Revolution USA cathedral was rebuilt in a Gothic style in the 19th century the cathedral's
exterior is decorated with numerous statues and gargoyles while the interior houses are beautiful
organ and stained glass windows as I've mentioned burgundy is best known for its red wines made from
Pinot Noir grapes however the region also produces white wines from Chardonnay Graves and sparkling
wines known as Crema de borgon several Vineyards are located just outside of ulcer where you can
go on tours and tasting sessions these Joel is a beautiful town steeped in history with a delicious
food scene to boot you probably recognize the name from the mustard that originated here whether
you're interested in exploring dijon's Rich history or indulging in its culinary Delights
This Charming French city is sure to please you a few of the top places to visit include the
Palace of The Dukes of burgundy Saints Michelle and Juve Cathedral and Port Guillaume City Gate
for a look at dijon's Roman past pay a visit to the musee archaeologique which houses artifacts
dating back to the 1st Century A.D and no trip to Dijon will be complete but I'm taking a stroll
through the picturesque Park de la Colombia the city of Dijon is renowned for its mustard shall be
sure to sample some while you're in town you also find plenty of other tasty dishes made with local
ingredients such as birth Bergen young and Coco van and no matter what time of day it is you can
always indulge in a treat from one of dijon's many bakeries try a traditional flamercue here a type
of flat bread topped with cream fresh onions and bacon or a quintessentially French panel chocolate
Bon Appetit nestled in the picturesque burgundy region is a Charming Village of visily this small
town is rich in history and boasts several amazing sites and activities for visitors to enjoy from
admiring the Basilica of Saint Mary Magdalene to strolling through Place de champ de Foie there's
something for everyone in this historic town one of the most popular attractions in Wesley is the
Basilica of Saint Mary Magdalene this 12th century Romanesque church is a UNESCO world
heritage site and one of France's most important pilgrimage sites the basilica's stunning facade
is adorned with intricate carvings and inside you'll find beautiful stained glass windows and
ancient frescoes make sure to take a look at the Crypt which is said to be the final resting place
of Mary Magdalene herself another must see site Invisalign are the ruins of the former Benedictine
Abbey founded in the 11th century this Abby was once one of Europe's largest and most influential
monasteries only a few walls and columns remain today but it's still an impressive sight
be sure to climb to the top of the hill for a fantastic views over the town and the surrounding
Countryside gazelle's quaint Village Center is perfect for a leisurely stroll wander down the
winding streets lined with timbered houses stop for a drink or bite to eat in one of the cafes
or restaurants or browse the shops selling local produce and handmade Goods don't forget
to explore plastic a pretty Square in the heart of town flanked by colorful houses and medieval
half-timbered buildings my car is another historic town located in the burgundy region from its Roman
ruins to its Riverfront setting there are plenty of sights and activities to enjoy on a trip to
Macon here are some top sites to visit Matco was founded by the Romans in the First Century A.D and
traces of their presence can still be seen today in the form of ruins scattered around the town
the most notable of these is the Porta de awu an ancient Roman Gateway that once served as
one of the entrances to the town other ruins in Macau include the theater de Macon an open air
Amphitheater that would have been used for public performances and the Tour de gaito stone tower
that was once part of the town's fortifications Macau is located on the banks of the Sun River
and one of the best ways to enjoy its Riverfront setting is by strolling along the Promenade that
runs along ke La Martine this is a great place to take a leisurely stroll and view McConnell's
historic Bridges spanning the river and if you're feeling active you can even rent a bicycle from
one of the many rental shops along Kayla Mantine and explore more of McConnell's Riverfront paths
Nicole is home to several historic churches worth exploring including sampier Cathedral and 11th
century Romanus Cathedral with Gothic elements Notre Dame de Lafayette a gothic church dating
back to 1296 and San Francisco abbey church a 12th century Romanesque church with beautiful stained
glass windows even if you're not Christian nor religious in any way these churches are
definitely worth a visit for their architectural beauty alone you there is a small town in central
France with a rich history and plenty of things to see and do whether interested in French art
and Gothic architecture exploring the countryside or enjoying some good food and wine Nouveau has
something for everyone here are just a few of the highlights the Magnificent 13th century Cathedral
of sancer is Juliet is one of France's most important Gothic buildings it is noted for its
beautiful stained glass windows and ornate Stone carvings the imposing Duco Palace of nouver built
in the 15th and 16th centuries was once home of the Dukes of nuver it now houses a museum with
an extensive collection of art and artifacts from the 16th and 17th centuries fancy a day trip the
picturesque town of La chariz is located just a short drive from nouveau it is home to several
beautiful churches as well as a 12th century Hospital which is now a UNESCO world heritage
site Utah is a small town in central France with a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire
this small town has a big heart and visitors can enjoy its thriving art scene learn about its Rich
history or take in its surrounding natural beauty one of the most notable landmarks in Utah is the
Cathedral of San Jose which was built in the 12th century the cathedral is an excellent example of
Romanesque architecture and it features several beautiful sculptures by noted French artist
gilbertu visitors can also climb to the top of the cathedral's tower for panoramic views
of uttar and the surrounding Countryside another must-see spot in Utah is the Roman Theater which
was built in the first or second Century A.D the theater was used for various public events such
as plays concerts and speeches today it is one of the best preserved Roman theaters in all of Europe
visitors can explore the theater's grounds and even go inside the buildings to get a
sense of what life was like during the Roman era a visit to the Gallow Roman museum is a
must for those interested in learning more about uttan's history the museum
houses a collection of artifacts from the Gallow Roman period including Pottery tools and coins
several interactive exhibits allow visitors to get a hands-on experience with some of the
objects on display we've saved one of the top highlights of a trip to burgundy for the last
The Abbey of fuentane is a must-see for any Traveler this 12th century Abbey is one of
Europe's best preserved cistercian monasteries The Abbey of fontanae sits on 33 Acres of pristine
land be sure to wander around and enjoy the beauty of the monastery's gardens and grounds
don't forget to visit the on-site Museum which provides an interesting look into the Abbey's
history a guided tour of The Abbey at fontanae is a great way to learn more about its history and
architecture audio guides are also available if you've preferred to explore on your own
The Abbey at front today has an on-site gift shop selling local Honeys jams books and more be sure
to pick up some souvenirs for your friends and family back home if you're looking for a
breathtakingly beautiful region with delicious food and drink Rich history and culture and
plenty of photo opportunities look no further than burgundy there are countless reasons why
burgundy should be your next travel destination and these are just a few of our favorites there's
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