Sampigny-lès-Maranges, a small wine village nestled in the hills (Les Maranges) sitting above Santenay, in the far south of the Côte de Beaune - saturated with dedicated cycle paths and historic quaint villages making a beautiful recipe for randonnées à vélo.
More of a journey than a destination: Gerry's final instalment of the Burgundy guide reflects on his personal growth and self-discovery.
In the tenth instalment, Gerry shares a special experience of a holiday in Burgundy with friends and family.
In the eighth installment, Gerry wonders whether his friend will enjoy the region and its wine...
Try our interactive map to understand the new regions in France, new names and a whole lot of debate. Get up to speed!
True artisan florists are rare these days, but for Aline flowers were a childhood passion. Find her in the 9ème, Paris
Surprisingly, the Burgundy region only became an official part of France in 1435. Since then however, it has produced some of France's most renowned wines from even as early on as the 14th century.
Renting a canal boat allows for a slower pace while interacting with rural residents and seeing true France out beyond the metro areas. This photo essay gives a sense of the beauty and serenity that is Burgundy specifically, while hinting at all of rural France.
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