Yes, Burgundy is a famous wine region, but it's so much more. A territory filled with history - from the Roman period through Charlemagne to the Dukes of Burgundy; the influence of the Cistercians, the role that the French Revolution played and Burgundy during WWII - this area reflects the different periods and influences in a rich kaleidoscope. The beautiful rolling landscape offers fantastic cycling routes and 1000s of miles of footpaths, many dating from Roman times. The cultural landmarks in Dijon, the Clos de Vougeot, the Abbey of Citeaux, the Hospices de Beaune all add another angle from which the region can be viewed. Further your discovery through eye-opening winetastings with passionate locals, rustic feasts and gastronomic masterpieces. Astonishingly, Burgundy is still considered an undiscovered territory. It's our adopted home, let us give you an insider's look into its very soul and a new appreciation of what the French definition of quality of life is all about.