Top Things to do in Yonne
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What to do and see in Yonne, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Yonne, France including Chablis Vititours, musee du costume Avallon, ParisJump, Yazmhil Et Brice Corman, Maroquiniers Createurs, E-bike Winetours, La Maison du Visiteur, Grottes d'Arcy-sur-Cure, Chateau Ancy-le Franc, Guedelon, Musee Zervos.
Restaurants in Yonne
1. Chablis Vititours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 222 reviews
CHABLIS' VINEYARD AND CELLARS DISCOVERY. ALL YEAR ROUND.Private wine tours, 2 to 6 people. Come to discover the vineyard and its terroir, the vine growing and visit famous wineries to taste all the range of Chablis'wine. Franck, your guide will be happy to welcome you to share with you his knowledge of the vine to the wine.
Reviewed By msteinkrauss - Boston, United States
We toured Chablis with Franck - he’s an amazing guide. Many of the wineries were closed because it was a Sunday, but he was able to arrange a full afternoon of tastings - he’s so trusted that wineries give him the keys to their tasting rooms so you get a private tasting even when closed! We tasted 10+ wines at 3 different wineries that were each very unique and provided a great overview to the wine of Chablis. Franck was able to get us from our hotel and drop us off again after - super convenient and a highlight of our trip.
2. musee du costume Avallon
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5.0 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By MarkW873 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Only saw the sign by chance and the visit turned out to be one of the highlights of our holiday. When we approached the door was locked and we thought the place might not be open, fortunately someone soon arrived to let us in. People are shown round in very small groups. There are so many exhibits that there isn't room for more than a few people at a time. Although its' title is Costume Museum it is much more than that. The building itself is a great surprise and as well as the costumes it is full of interesting pictures, furniture and ornaments. We were shown round by one of the sisters who own the collection and she answered all of our questions and went out her way to make the visit enjoyable and very interesting. An absolutely wonderful place!
3. ParisJump
4. Yazmhil Et Brice Corman, Maroquiniers Createurs
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5.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Atasteofburgundy
The most amazing handbags designed and created by Yazmhil and Brice who use a unique selection of leathers to produce individual quality goods. The customer is able to indicate choice of leather and design for a personalised bespoke item. A great service from two super people. Handbag lovers could spend all day in this shop.
5. E-bike Winetours
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5.0 based on 139 reviews
E-bike winetours offers half day and full day tours to discover the fabulous wine region around Chablis by electric bike or scooter. You can choose between panoramic routes and sportive routes. Equipped with a GPS packed with preloaded points of interest you can enjoy a relaxing and fun trip in your own pace. On your way you will be able to enjoy wine tastings and buy some wine from local producers. In our pocket-size roadbook you will find extra information on the points of interest we have categorized into: historic info, road info, bike info, wine info and other tips and tricks.
6. La Maison du Visiteur
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4.5 based on 179 reviews
The Visitor Center is a must stop on the way to the Basilica to understand what makes this sacred mountain so exceptional. Through a film and a workshop animated by our guides, discover the art and secrets of the builders who erected it 900 years ago.
7. Grottes d'Arcy-sur-Cure
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4.5 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By REKahn
The guided tour was great. Emmanuel, our tour guide was so nice ! The paintings of mammoths on the walls were surreal.
8. Chateau Ancy-le Franc
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4.5 based on 230 reviews
9. Guedelon
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4.5 based on 1,685 reviews
Deep in the forests of northern Burgundy, a team of master-builders is building a C13th castle from scratch.
Reviewed By SYHighlander - Boise, United States
Workers clad in medieval clothes are building a 13th-century castle from the ground up using period tools and supplies from the surrounding forests, rocks, and dirt. The project started 22 years ago and expected to take another 15 years to complete. You are free to walk the grounds, go inside the castle, visit the support village, and ask questions. Worth the trip. Kids will find it fun and adults will be fascinated. Cafe, picnic tables, restrooms and gift shop available.
10. Musee Zervos
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