Sightseeing tour of Bon and the Cote de Beaune road

This tour begins with an acquaintance with the wine capital - the city of Bon. Then we head back to the Grand Crus road. We will visit Pommard, Meursault, Chassagne-Montrachet, Aloxe-Carton and their vineyards. The Cote de Beaune wine region is located in the southern part of the Cote d’Or. Wine tasting directly from the producers, numerous restaurants of Burgundy cuisine, famous all over the world, and the magnificent nature of the “Golden Slope” (Côte d’Or) will not leave you indifferent and you will want to come back here again.

In Burgundy there are many places worthy of the attention of wine connoisseurs. Here are just a few of them: Dijon is the capital of Burgundy, a city with an interesting historical heritage, rich in architectural monuments. Here you can see ancient palaces and churches, visit museums and galleries, and, of course, try excellent wines and local cuisine. An international gastronomic fair is held in this city every year. Bon is the wine capital of the region. A medieval city with ancient buildings, fortress walls, narrow streets.

In the old churches and monasteries, there are now wine houses, whose owners will gladly show the cellars to tourists, talk about the production technology and provide several varieties of wines for tasting. The Wine Museum is also located here. The Grand Crewe Wine Road is a route to the best vineyards, places of production of prestigious wine. Here in any village, unlike one another, will share information about grown varieties, news about the wine harvest and provide drinks of their own production for tasting. Only after visiting this cozy region, you can fully realize what Burgundy wines are so famous for. After all, their bouquet is influenced by many factors: from climatic features to the strictest control during production. Together they create that individuality and uniqueness of taste, which is so loved and appreciated all over the world.