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Charming hotel in Burgundy on the wine road

Located in the heart of Beaune's city centre, the Athanor Hotel allows you to easily explore the historic district, Notre-Dame Basilica, the shops and the famous Hospices on foot. Then, don't miss the wine and mustard museum.

Throughout the year, there is no shortage of activities: bowling, helicopter rides, hot-air balloon flights, massage and SPA, bicycle rides, microlight, 18-hole golf, horse riding… But also animations and festivals are programmed. Let’s mention Saint-Vincent’s day, the detective film festival, the great days of Burgundy, the Baroque music festival or the “Eaux Cours et Jardins” festival.

Preserved in an exceptional state of preservation, this monument is a rare testimony to the civil architecture of the Middle Ages. Its rooms bring together a vast collection of objects, furniture and tapestries from this period. A stay in Burgundy is not conceivable without a visit to the Hôtel-Dieu.

The city of Beaune is above all the capital of Burgundy Wines. An unmissable stop on the famous wine route, the various restaurants and cellars offer you a wide range of tastings. Every year, you can take advantage of the famous Hospices de Beaune wine sale to buy a few good bottles for your personal cellar.

Discover the most beautiful Castles & Abbeys of Burgundy: Fontenay Abbey, Cîteaux Abbey, Cluny Abbey. Château de Couches, Château de Germolles, Château d'Ancy-le-Franc, ...

The Moutarderie Fallot, the first French museum dedicated to mustard, invites you to discover this legendary condiment, thanks to a real initiatory tour. A fun and interactive tour in a timeless and olfactory atmosphere like no other.

Park of 5 ha located on the source of the Bouzaize river. Water where you can canoe. Children's playgrounds 5 to 12 years old (some of which are accessible to children in wheelchairs). The small animal park and the English garden make it a pleasant place to relax. The end of the island close to the resurgence of the river is decorated with a bronze nude by the Belgian sculptor Irénée Duriez entitled Béléna (in reference to the source of the town centre, the origin of Beaune).

Notre-Dame Basilica

The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Beaune is a canonical complex dating from the second half of the XIIᵉ century located in Beaune in Côte-d'Or. The collegiate basilica Notre-Dame de Beaune is one of the last great Romanesque churches in Burgundy.