1. Visit the famous Hospices de Beaune

Visit the museum of the Hotel Dieu of the Hospices de Beaune.
Created in 1443 by Nicolas Rolin, chancellor of the Duke of Burgundy.
Exceptionally well maintained, this world-famous monument, one of the most visited in France, is a rare piece of civil architecture of the Middle Ages.
Opened every day.

2. Restaurant Loiseau des Vignes

Gourmet dinner based on a menu at 55 euros per person, (excluding drinks) in the gastronomic restaurant located in the hotel but managed by the Bernard Loiseau Group (3 stars in Saulieu).
Opened in July 2007, it serves Burgundian dishes as well as traditional French classics.It offers a new concept, unique in France: a choice of different wines by the glass. The restaurant displays a wine list of 70 premium names all served by the glass.The cuisine enable guests to taste a number of the inescapable specialities of Burgundy and some of the paramount dishes of traditional French cuisine.
Closed on Sundays and Mondays and February: we propose you another nice restaurant if you stay when Loiseau des Vignes is closed.

3. Tasting in the Champy cellars

Established in 1720, the oldest wine house in Burgundy welcomes you to a guided tour of the Champy museum and their kilometer-long cellars where you will taste four Premier and Grand Cru wines.

The visit is by appointment; if it is not available, an equivalent alternative will be offered (Bouchard Ainé).