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An unprecedented alliance of bio-sourced materials and exquisite local craftsmanship, the capital of Bourgogne wines plays host to the remarkable architectural feat that is the Cité des Climats et vins de Bourgogne. This Cité embodies the entirety of Bourgogne’s history, its know-how and its wine-growing heritage.

The Hospices de Beaune, also known as the Hôtel Dieu, are an iconic architectural complex in the city of Beaune, Burgundy. Founded in the 15th century by Nicolas Rolin, the chancellor of the Duke of Burgundy, and his wife Guigone de Salins, these hospices were intended to accommodate and care for the poor and the sick. With their multicolored glazed tile roof, the Hospices de Beaune have become a symbol of medieval hospital architecture.

The Voie des Vignes is a famous cycling route running through Burgundy’s vineyards. It connects Beaune to Santenay and passes many renowned wine villages and estates. Perfect for discovering the Côte de Beaune landscapes, it offers a scenic ride through UNESCO-listed vineyard “climats”.

Beaune Market is one of Burgundy’s most famous markets. Local producers and artisans offer cheeses, wines, charcuterie, fruits and regional specialties. Located in the historic center near the covered market halls and the Hospices de Beaune, it is a lively place to experience local gastronomy.

Built in the 14th century, this historic castle now houses unusual museums featuring fighter jets, motorcycles, racing cars and vintage vehicles. Located among the vineyards of the Côte de Beaune, it offers a unique mix of heritage, engineering collections and wine culture.

Often called the “Champs-Élysées of Burgundy,” the Route des Grands Crus runs through the region’s most prestigious wine villages between Dijon and Santenay. Visitors can explore legendary appellations such as Pommard, Volnay and Meursault while enjoying vineyards, cellars and UNESCO-listed landscapes.

Located in the historic Dukes of Burgundy Palace, this museum explores the history and culture of wine in Burgundy. Exhibits include traditional winemaking tools, vineyard traditions and the evolution of Burgundy’s famous vineyard “climats”.

Beaune’s Old Town is known for its medieval walls, cobbled streets and iconic landmarks such as the Hospices de Beaune. With wine cellars, boutiques and restaurants, it forms the vibrant heart of Burgundy’s wine capital.