Burgundy Holidays

Synonymous with good living, the Burgundy region is home to some of the finest wines in the world, and top-quality cuisine to match. Take your seat at the table of La Côte Saint-Jacques in Joingny, or at William Frachot’s restaurant in Dijon, Burgundy’s capital, for an unforgettable dining experience. Visit the region’s world-renowned vineyards to sample its namesake Burgundy wine (as well as superb pinot noirs, Chardonnay, Chablis and Beaujolais). If you get tired of eating (highly unlikely), use the extra fuel to climb the natural prehistoric Rock of Solutre and stroll along the peaceful meanders of the Saone, the key tributary to the Rhone. Meanwhile, Burgundy’s bucolic countryside and rolling hills lend themselves to outdoor pursuits aplenty, including cycling, hiking and boating along the criss-cross network of canals.
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  • One Country France - Burgundy - Champagne

    From Burgundy to Champagne - Discover France's Best Wines

    Discover two of France’s best wine regions on this five-day trip from Burgundy to Champagne

    5 days, from £1700 to £2150

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    Renaissance Romance and Vineyard Ventures - A Couple’s Break in Central France

    Grab your other half and set off on a dreamy journey through France, spending nine days between Paris, Cheverny and Beaune

    9 days, from £5350 to £6950

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    Hiking, Biking, Boating & Eating - The Swiss Alps and Italian Lakes by Train

    Enjoy an epic two-week adventure by train, bike and foot from London to Switzerland, via France

    14 days, from £5350 to £8500

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"The Concierge were responsive and helpful on the couple of occasions we contacted them, and the hotels were great. Our favourite was Hôtel Version Maquis Santa Manza, Bonifacio - the buggy ride to the secluded beach was amazing! We really enjoyed the 4x4 tour of the Agriates desert too, and the guide was very good."
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Published on 29th September 2025
"Izzy delivered on all our expectations. Her care and attention to detail were outstanding, and her knowledge of the country and its regions was incredibly helpful. Our Concierge was super responsive to all of our requests and queries. The whole trip was superb, and we were never disappointed. The quality and professionalism of Izzy and the whole team never failed to impress. We are incredibly grateful to Original Travel for giving us such a wonderful time. Thank you."
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Published on 2nd September 2025
"Izzy has arranged a few European trips for us and she is fabulous. We have high expectations and were very happy with our trip. Our tour guide for three days was outstanding and the restaurant recommendations were exactly as we hoped. We do a lot of travel and this trip is at or near the top."
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The vineyards of Burgundy have been granted UNESCO World Heritage status in recognition of the region’s enduring viticulture (winegrowing), and are ready to welcome any keen oenophiles (wine lovers) with open arms. Tour the Château De La Greffière and Maison Maurice Gavignet wineries to learn about the production process and how to select the best food and wine pairings. Burgundy’s attractive capital, Dijon (of mustard fame), boasts Renaissance architecture and a pedestrian-friendly centre, making it perfect for strolling around after sampling some French fare.


While gastronomic indulgence is certainly the focus, Burgundy holidays aren’t short of man-made marvels either. There are ancient monuments like the Hospices de Beaune, Cluny Abbey, and the Abbey of Fontenay to discover, along with modern-day events like the Charolais Festival in Saulieu (dedicated to the Charolais cow) and the bustling Louhans Poultry Market. End each day in your own little hotel haven complete with old stone walls, a large crackling fireplace and a mountain of warm, cosy blankets for the ultimate indulgent getaway.

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