Arrival in Dijon. Travel from Paris to Dijon aboard the high-speed TGV (around 1h40), arriving in the historic capital of the Dukes of Burgundy before transferring to your hotel for check-in.

Dijon discovery. Enjoy a guided walking introduction through Dijon’s historic center, exploring landmarks such as the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy, the Owl of Dijon, the Church of Notre-Dame, and the lively Central Market.

Hidden museums. Discover lesser-known cultural gems including the Magnin Museum and the Ethnographical Museum of Burgundian Life.

Dijon mustard heritage. Learn about Dijon’s legacy as the birthplace of French mustard and take part in a hands-on mustard-making workshop.

Burgundian gastronomy. Savor regional specialties during lunch and dinner, including classics such as Coq au Vin or Boeuf Bourguignon.

Overnight. Stay overnight in Dijon in an elegant boutique hotel or retreat to a charming countryside château.

The Route des Grands Crus. Embark on a full-day journey along Burgundy’s famed wine route, often called the “Champs-Élysées of Burgundy,” winding through the prestigious vineyards of the Côte de Nuits.

Romanée-Conti stop. Pause at the legendary Romanée-Conti vineyard, a tiny 4.5-acre plot producing one of the world’s most coveted wines.

The art of terroir. Discover Burgundy’s unique concept of terroir and learn about the meticulous year-round work behind cultivating exceptional Pinot Noir.

Grand Cru tastings. Visit three renowned estates — such as Domaine Chanson, Dufouleur Frères, or Château de Corton André at the Caveau d’Aloxe Corton — for Premier and Grand Cru tastings in historic settings.

Clos de Vougeot. Stop at the remarkable Château du Clos de Vougeot, a 900-year-old Cistercian abbey that once stood at the heart of Burgundy’s wine production.

Overnight in Burgundy. Conclude the day in Beaune or a nearby château for an elegant overnight stay.

Beaune discovery. Spend the day exploring the charming wine capital of Burgundy, visiting landmarks such as the famous 15th-century Hôtel-Dieu, historic streets, and underground wine cellars.

Burgundy cooking class. Join a local chef for a hands-on culinary experience featuring a Champagne welcome, a refined five-course menu, and regional cheese pairings with Burgundy wines.

Market visit with the chef. Optionally begin the experience with a stroll through a local market to select fresh ingredients together (depending on market day).

Wine heritage. In the afternoon, visit Beaune’s Wine Museum at the Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne or enjoy a tasting in the historic cellars of Maison Jaffelin.

Overnight in Burgundy. Stay overnight in Beaune or retreat to a nearby countryside château.

The Côte de Beaune vineyards. Head to the picturesque Côte de Beaune, renowned for its exceptional vineyards producing some of Burgundy’s finest Premier and Grand Cru wines.

Prestigious winery visits. Visit three renowned estates for guided cellar tours and tastings, discovering the craftsmanship behind Burgundy’s celebrated wines.

Storybook wine villages. Travel through charming villages such as Levernois, Volnay, Meursault, Mercurey, and Pommard, admired for its remarkable château and historic wine estates.

Burgundy landscapes. Discover the essence of Burgundy’s rich winemaking traditions while enjoying the rolling vineyards and timeless countryside scenery.

Overnight in Burgundy. Stay overnight in Beaune or retreat to a nearby countryside château.

Arrival in Chablis. Discover the scenic charm of Chablis, the world-famous wine region celebrated for its refined Chardonnay wines since the 12th century.

Castle of Sully. Visit the elegant Château de Sully, a remarkable Renaissance jewel surrounded by picturesque Burgundy countryside.

Medieval villages. Stroll through the enchanting villages of Noyers-sur-Serein and Semur-en-Auxois, admired for their well-preserved medieval architecture and cobbled streets.

Grand Chablis tasting. Conclude your day with a curated tasting of Petit Chablis, Chablis, Premier Cru, and Grand Cru wines at a renowned estate such as Clothilde Davenne, Jean-Marc Brocard, Maison Régnard, or a charming family-run domain like Louis Michel et Fils.

Arrival to Sancerre. Enjoy a private hotel pick-up and travel to the Sancerre wine region close to the Loire Valley with your professional driver-guide (around 1h30 from Chablis),.

The Sancerre terroirs. Discover the three iconic terroirs of Sancerre — Kimmeridgian clay, flint (silex), and limestone — which give the region’s Sauvignon Blanc wines their renowned freshness, purity, and elegance.

Renowned winery tastings. Visit two of the respected estates such as Domaine Vacheron, Famille Bourgeois, Alphonse Mellot, Pascal et Nicolas Reverdy, or Franck et Sylvain Godon for guided cellar tours and curated tastings.

Family-run estate & lunch. Stop at a charming family winery for a more intimate visit of the vineyards and cellar, followed by a traditional local lunch paired with Sancerre wines and the region’s celebrated goat cheese, Crottin de Chavignol.

Village of Sancerre. Explore the historic hilltop town of Sancerre, with its medieval heritage dating back to the 12th century, charming streets, château, and numerous wine producers.

Vineyard viewpoints. Enjoy spectacular photo opportunities from panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Loire Valley and the surrounding vineyards.

Return journey. Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Paris (around 2h30), Dijon or Beaune, or choose to stay overnight in the Sancerre region to explore further.