French region full of history, every step in
Burgundy will surrprise you. Visiting a cave covered with rock painting will bring you back to prehistory. Walking in places of workship will allow you to discover the Celtic civilization and striding along a Gallo-Roman temple will bring you to another era. The names of the towns will bring back memories of you history lessons. The siege of Alesia ended up with the defeat of Vercingetorix and France as a Roman province. The city of Dijon was one of the finest court in Europe and today, the capital of Burgundy will allow you to discover its medieval architecture and its inspirations from the Renaissance. Also known as the Town with Hundred Bell Tower, Dijon is a dynamic city and worthly representative of the french religious heritage of the region. It represents an excellent starting point for the exploration of romanesque churches, the abbeys of Fontenay and Citeau or the famous Hospices de Beaune's vineyards also known for their generosity. In order to organize your holidays in a Burgundy town, visit
Casamundo.co.uk. The region also offers a unique opportunity to discover the building techniques and materials of another age. The construction site of the Guédelon's castle is a challenge unusual not to be missed.
Beyond this historical and architectural heritage, Burgundy offers relaxing and fascinating natural landscapes. The Loire or the Soane, will be pleasant for pedestrian walks along the river or by bicycle or even on typical river boats. For water lovers, many activities are available on lakes and hiking in the forest will lead to the discovery of remains from Gallic cities. On the upper parts of La Roche Solutré you will discover the panorama of this rich area where the tables are full and the hosts friendly. You will leave the luggages full of local products such as mustard, but the head full of memories as well.
