Let it not be thought that Burgundy is reserved solely for wine connoisseurs and lovers of art and architecture. The visitor has a choice of activities as varied as the region's landscapes, lakes, canals and rivers. Deep in the heart of Burgugndy lies the Morvan, the perfect destination for walking, sailing and rafting holidays, while the wide open spaces of the Châtillonnais and the gentle slopes of the Bresse are ideal for long-distance cycling expeditions.
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Canal de Bourgogne - credit photo Alain DOIRE - Bourgogne Tourisme |
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Autun and the Morvan
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Restaurant Le Savoyard
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Dijon and surroundings
Raclettes, tartiflettes, fondues... closed on sunday. |
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