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Aerial view of the city of Dijon in Burgundy, France (© Maison de La France/R-Cast)

Burgundy Travel Guide

Castles rising from vineyards and medieval churches mark the landscape of Burgundy, the land of the good life for those who savor fine cuisine and wine in historic settings. Burgundy was once an independent province; its Valois dukes spread their might across Europe from 1363 to 1477. In preserving its independence, Burgundy weathered many struggles, notably under Charles the Bold, always in conflict with Louis XI. When Charles died in 1477, Louis annexed the duchy. Burgundy later suffered more upheaval, including much damage to its cities during the Franco-Spanish wars that began in 1636. Peace finally held in 1678. Read More

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Burgundy Cycling Vacation
DuVine Adventures
from $3895, 6 days
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Adventure Center
from $1359, 8 days
An unhurried self-guided circuit of the beautiful Bourgogne countryside accompanied by fine food and wine. ...