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Discover the best top things to do in Saone-et-Loire, France including Bourgogne-Montgolfiere, Chateau du Moulin-a-Vent, Domaine de la Folie, Domaine Charbonnaud-Bourgogne, Cathedrale St-Lazare, Chateau de Cormatin, La Roche de Solutre, Chateau de Salornay, Hameau Duboeuf, Chateau de Dree.
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1. Bourgogne-Montgolfiere
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
vols en montgolfière sur la côte chalonnaise en petit comité (limite 4 passagers maximum) au départ de Saint-Désert ou Montagny
2. Chateau du Moulin-a-Vent
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5.0 based on 17 reviews
Emblematic estate since 1732, the Château du Moulin-à-Vent sits in the very heart of the appellation, 200 yards behind the 15th century-old windmill. Formerly called the Château des Thorins, the estate changed its name when the AOC was born in 1936, but the Château still stands on the flagship terroir of the appellation: Les Thorins. In 1872, as Gevrey became Gevrey-Chambertin or Puligny became Puligny-Montrachet, etc., the village of Romanèche took the name of its most famous grand cru to become Romanèche-Thorins. Today, the family-owned estate has 74 acres of vineyards, exclusively in the Moulin-à-Vent appellation. The Parinet family, along with Brice Laffond, foster a strategy of excellence and a meticulous approach guided by the very identity of their exceptional terroirs.
Reviewed By Tom_Brady_LA - Sierra Madre, United States
We arrived at 2pm and Morgane gave our group of 10 a very warm welcome and informative tour. We learned about the terrior and history of Beaujolais while exploring the winery production, quality controls, cellar and tasting room. Highly recommended in the quaint village near Romanèche Thorins, only 43 miles north of Lyon. We hired to excellent van drivers Jordan and Nans from Chauffeur Lyon who stayed with us and had lunch in town. This was such a fun day for this California wine group and a very good bargain.
3. Domaine de la Folie
4. Domaine Charbonnaud-Bourgogne
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
The wine cellar of the Domaine Benoit Charbonnaud propose wine tasting and sell wine from a large range of local appellations, in both reds and whites : Cremant de Bourgogne, Rully, Bouzeron, Montagny, Hautes Cotes de Beaune, and in exclusivity : Rhum de Bourgogne. Winter hours : Open from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 12am and 2pm to 5:30pm. Summer hours : Open from Tuesday to Saturday, 9:30am to 12am and 2pm to 6:30pm.
5. Cathedrale St-Lazare
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By rosemaryborder - Cervon, France
Marvellous. Thank you, Giselbertus, for the wonderful sculpture. You can see more of his work in the Musée Rolin.
6. Chateau de Cormatin
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4.5 based on 521 reviews
Beautiful 17th century chateau in southern Burgundy
Reviewed By Vos1983 - Naaldwijk, The Netherlands
Loved the gardens around the castle, we brought our own lunch and had a fantastic view. Because went in lunchtime the castle itself (meaning: the tours) was closed and that meant we had the gardens for ourselves! Well worth a visit and impressive to see the exposition on the renovations they did, way more work than I expected,can only have respect for that.
7. La Roche de Solutre
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4.5 based on 553 reviews
The Rock of Solutré, emblematic place of Southern Burgundy, is in the heart of the "Grand Site de France Solutré Pouilly Vergisson" which groups 8 villages.
Reviewed By 262keithd - Richardson, United States
The Roche de Solutre is a must-see for the Burgundy area. This is an easy hike with amazing views along the way and at the top. We did not stop in the museum areas, just made the ascent and enjoyed the peaceful views of the surrounding countryside.
8. Chateau de Salornay
9. Hameau Duboeuf
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4.5 based on 464 reviews
Explore and visit the universe of the vine and wine as you have never done before. Whether you are a family, a group of friends, an expert or a newbie, the Hameau Dubœuf invites you to enter a magic world dedicated to wine and the vine. Covering over 30.000 m2 in the very heart of the Beaujolais wine region, it will unvite you, in an entertaining and original way, all the secrets of our vines, its origins, establishments and techniques. Dynamic cinema, museum, the new immersive experience "Mon Beaujolais" The Explor'Games ®, the Enigma of the Hamlet: Search for the obscure figure who threatens the Hamlet. Look for clues, take on challenges and thwart the traps set in your path. Between April to september, visit the gardens and all the aromas that create the richness of the wine. Adventure Golf, pedal cars… There is something for everyone, whatever the age.
Reviewed By Grietd106 - Belgium, null
We were 6 adults, 3 children of 3 years old and a baby. We took a full pass to all activities in the parc. Great combination of activities for both adults and children. There’s also a lot of space in all areas (we had a rather big stroller) and it’s very cool inside so good for hot summer days. Personell was really very friendly! The children also enjoyed it: the story of winery told in a playful way, all parts of the museum very interactive and attractive for children as well. Some parts are like an attraction parc, and we did not even have to pay for the children. The little train brings you to the garden, where there is also room for children to participate in the activities. We had a very pleasant day and were all very tired at the end of the day (you spend a whole day there). Food at noon was very good and not expensive at all. Also good facilities for children!
10. Chateau de Dree
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Built during the 17th century by the governor of the Dauphiné. It is, today, the property of Mister PROUVOST who restaured it and refurnished it as a palace from the 18th century. During the guided tour you will discover fifteen furnished rooms (kitchen, King's bedroom, Louis XV's and Louis XVI's drawingrooms, chapel ...). Have a walk in the french-styles gardens surrounding the château.
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