A popular Burgundy Tour From Paris is from Paris to Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, or Chateauneuf, in France. A little over an hour’s drive north of Paris, you’ll find the small town of Chateauneuf. Today, Chateau des Campes is the main attraction for this region. This is where the historic Chateau des Campes is located.
Here’s how a typical tour will work for you.
From the airport, take the Eudes-de-Auxois train, which leaves from the St. Honorat station. Get off at the Chateau des’ Campes. Travel a few miles to Baux. Itinerary: The day begins with a visit to the vineyards, including a walk down to the vintage farmhouse.
You will then visit the village of Baux and the Chateau de Versailles. What to see and do: The villages contain a small market hall, surrounded by beautiful gardens. The market hall holds quaint products, which include fresh fruit, honey, cheeses, household vegetables, and local crafts.
The Chateau de’ Versailles is the official residence of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Today, it houses the Napoleon Museum & Art Gallery, as well as a theater. The main building, dating to faience and adobe, contains a glass staircase leading to the emperor’s bedroom. In addition to the bedrooms, there is a large garden and an 18th-century chateau. The gardens have a pond, fountain, and stone bridge, as well as two large trees.
What to see and do during the day: The next day, begin your trip by visiting the popular sites. Here, you can shop for local delicacies and enjoy the scenic landscape and river. In addition, the Chateau offers a boat tour, boat rides, picnic, and river tours. There is also free entertainment and music at the Chateau des’ Campes.
For your Burgundy Day Tour from France, visit the town of Châteauneuf-en-Armement. Here, you will enjoy shopping and dining in one of the many beautiful villages. There is also free entertainment and touring in this charming town.
For an authentic and educational experience, take part in a hands-on workshop. Some of the workshops available during your tour include working with leather and fabric products, learning how to make handbags and purses, and learning how to create jewelry and clothing. Other workshops include making wine, learning about the history of chocolates, and learning about pottery. Other workshops include planting shrubs and vines, building birdhouses, and taking a walk in the forest. You will even be able to try some recipes from some of the chefs that visit the area on your Burgundy Day Tour de France trip. Your choices range from a simple salad to chocolate fondue.
