Beyond wine, Burgundy and Beaujolais are ... where the Rhône and Saône rivers meet, a city frequently hailed as France’s gastronomic capital. This guide will help foodies and oenophiles ...

But, but for many others, there is so much to explore in the rest of France. Take Dijon, for instance. The cultural capital ... dukes of Burgundy and an open space to breathe in the city’s ...

located in the heart of the capital, contained various vintages and grand crus, some of which are on sale for €2,000 a bottle. Jérôme Baudouin, editor-in-chief of La Revue du vin de France ...

The Hospices de Beaune sits about 30 miles south of Burgundy's capital, Dijon. If you don't have your own set of wheels, you'll find there are a high frequency of trains between the Dijon-Ville ...

And part of the reason is that French food producers take their craft very seriously, as evidenced by the sheer number of ...

The capital of the Burgundy region, Dijon charms travelers ... Visit La Maison Maille for samples and souvenirs. Additionally, the city offers hundreds of restaurants. Some boast Michelin stars ...

A land of volcanoes sits on a tectonic rift that could have cleaved France in half millennia ago. But does the conviviality ...

On December 28, 1895, on the basement wall of Le Grand Cafe Capucines in Paris, a steam locomotive rounded a set of railway ...

Beaune in France is a pretty ... bourguignonne is a well-known Burgundy specialty with stewed eels in wine sauce and cheese puffs all on offer and being the capital of Burgundy wines, can all ...

However, the reasoning is likely due to the export market beginning with France and England in the late 1800s ... one of the ...

A lot of people visit France – some 100 million ... home of Louis Pasteur or Pontarlier, capital of (now re-legalised) ...