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Burgundy wine tours and tastings from Dijon, Beaune and Paris

Burgundy tours take you from Dijon, Beaune or Paris to the Grand Cru villages of the Côte de Nuits, the white-wine cellars of Meursault and the vineyards of Chablis. Every card shows where the day starts, which slope it spends its hours on and what the fare pours, so you pick the right day.

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84Wine appellations

1,247Climats listed by UNESCO

From $63Dijon cellar tasting

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Top Burgundy Tours for 2026

The best Burgundy tour is the one that starts in the town where you wake up. Pick yours from these three.

Burgundy Grand Crus Route Day Tour - 14 Wines Tastings in Domains

★★★★★ 4.9 (274 reviews · 8 hours 30 minutes)

Beaune tourist officeCôte de NuitsMax 8 guests

Taste fourteen Burgundy wines on the Côte de Nuits, from Village and Premier Cru appellations up to one Grand Cru, in two domain cellars of 90 and 75 minutes. Between them the minivan follows the Route des Grands Crus, pauses ten minutes outside the Clos de Vougeot and stops at the Romanée-Conti vineyard and in Chambolle-Musigny. The group is eight at most, and the day runs in all weather. You meet at the Beaune tourist office on boulevard Perpreuil at 9:30 am, and lunch is at your own cost.

Meet at the Beaune tourist office, 9:30 am
First domain tasting, 90 minutes
Route des Grands Crus, 1 hour
Outside Clos de Vougeot, 10 minutes, no entry
Second domain tasting, 75 minutes
Chambolle-Musigny, 1 hour
Back at the Beaune tourist office

From $333 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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From Dijon: Full day the most of Burgundy with lunch

★★★★★ 4.9 (47 reviews · 7 hours 15 minutes)

Dijon, Saint-BénigneCôte de BeauneMax 8 guestsLunch included

Leave Saint-Bénigne church in Dijon at 9:45 am and drive south along the Côte d'Or to the white-wine villages of the Côte de Beaune. Two hours at a Puligny-Montrachet winery and two more in Meursault's cellars give each tasting time to settle, with a short stop in the village between. A lunch of regional charcuterie and cheese is in the fare, and the minivan carries eight guests at most. It suits you if you came for Chardonnay and want to be back in Dijon by 5 pm.

Meet at Saint-Bénigne church, Dijon, 9:45 am
Drive south along the Côte d'Or
Puligny-Montrachet: winery visit and tasting, 2 hours
Puligny-Montrachet village stop, 15 minutes
Meursault: cellars and tasting, 2 hours
Back at Saint-Bénigne at 5 pm

From $257 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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From Paris: Burgundy Region Winery Tour with Tastings

★★★★★ 4.8 (127 reviews · 12 hours)

Paris, avenue de WagramChablis and CrémantMax 8 guests

Board a van outside café La Flamme on avenue de Wagram for a twelve-hour day from Paris to Chablis, at the northern end of Burgundy. Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard and the family-run Domaine Bersan each pour for about 90 minutes, and a Crémant tasting in the Bailly Lapierre caves closes the day, more than ten wines in all. Entrance fees are in the fare, while lunch in Chablis is chosen and paid for on the day. You are back in Paris around 8 pm, with no train to catch.

Meet at 6 avenue de Wagram, Paris
Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard tasting, 90 minutes
Lunch in Chablis at your own expense
Domaine Bersan family winery tasting, 90 minutes
Caves Bailly Lapierre: Crémant tasting, 30 minutes
Back in Paris around 8 pm

From $269 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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Burgundy guided tours here are led by local wine guides and driver-guides who know the domains of the Côte de Nuits, the cellars of Meursault and the back roads between Dijon and Beaune.

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Most tours here refund in full up to 24 hours ahead, and every card shows where the day starts, what it pours and whether lunch is included before you pay anything.

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Walk the walled Grand Cru vineyards, taste in the cellars of the villages that name the wines, and come home able to read a Burgundy label at a glance.

FREE CANCELLATION up to 24 hours in advance on most tours listed here; the few non-refundable fares say so on their own card.

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Burgundy Wine Tours from Dijon

Burgundy wine tours from Dijon meet at a kerb in the city centre: Place Darcy, the front of Saint-Bénigne church or rue Monge. Full days by minibus, an e-bike ride and a cellar tasting in town all start there, so you need no car to join them.

Burgundy Wines Full-Day Tasting Tour from Dijon

★★★★★ 4.7 (196 reviews · 7 hours 45 minutes (9:45 am to about 5:30 pm))

Dijon, Place DarcyBoth côtesMax 8 guests

Start at Maison Divia on Place Darcy in Dijon at 9:45 am for a full Burgundy tasting day across both côtes. A wine expert shows you the Corton hill from above, takes you into a family estate's cellars and walks you through the Côte de Nuits vines. The tastings and entrance fees are in the fare, and free time in Beaune lets you buy lunch where you like. The day needs four guests to run, and you are back in Dijon about 5:30 pm.

From $166 per person

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Dijon: La Cave du Palais Burgundy Wine Tasting Experience

★★★★★ 4.8 (456 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes)

Central DijonSix wines in a cellarMax 8 guests

Descend into La Cave du Palais, a cellar under the Hôtel du Palais, five minutes' walk from Place de la République in Dijon. In 90 minutes a host pours six Burgundy wines, from the regional appellations up to a Grand Cru, and explains each one as you taste. No car, no early start and no van are involved, so it fits an arrival afternoon or a free evening in town. Guests must be over 18, and any extra tastings are paid separately.

From $63 per person

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1 Day E-Bike and wine tour in Cote de Nuits from Dijon

★★★★★ 5.0 (28 reviews · 7 hours)

Dijon, rue MongeCôte de NuitsMax 8 guestsLunch included

Ride an electric bike through the Côte de Nuits on this burgundy bike tour, after a transfer from 78 rue Monge in Dijon at 9:30 am. Cellars in Gevrey-Chambertin open for two visits and at least eight wines, and the route passes the Château du Clos de Vougeot and the Romanée-Conti vineyard. Lunch in a traditional restaurant, the bike and a helmet are in the fare, but drinks with lunch are not. Two are needed to book, and it suits you if you would rather see the vines at bike pace.

From $585 per person

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Burgundy Private Tours

Burgundy private tours put a car and a guide at your party's disposal, most with pickup at your hotel in or near Beaune or Dijon. Some fares are per person and some cover the whole vehicle, and each card says which.

Luxury Luxury Wine Tour Experience

★★★★★ 5.0 (71 reviews · 8 hours)

Hotel pickup, Beaune or DijonBoth côtesYour group onlyLunch included

Private pickup from your hotel in or around Beaune, or in Dijon, starts the day at 9:30 am in an air-conditioned car. The route passes the Clos de Vougeot, Romanée-Conti and the Clos de Bèze on the Côte de Nuits, then the Montrachet vineyards on the Côte de Beaune. A Burgundian mâchon of gougères, charcuterie, cheeses and bread is in the fare, served in the vines or a local restaurant. No tasting is named among the inclusions, so ask what each winery visit pours before you book.

From $1,159 per person

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Full-Day Private Tour, 6 Premiers & Grands Crus, The Best of Burgundy

★★★★★ 5.0 (51 reviews · 7 hours)

Hotel pickup, Beaune or DijonBoth côtesYour group onlyLunch included

Book a Burgundy day for your party alone, with a driver-guide who collects you from a hotel in Beaune, Dijon or within 10 km of either. Three wineries pour up to 20 Premier and Grand Cru wines across both côtes, and a three-course regional lunch at a family-run estate is in the fare, except on Sundays. The car takes a wheelchair, and children of any age can join with an adult. The fare is per person and cannot be refunded once booked, so fix your dates first.

From $813 per person

Non-refundable: this fare cannot be cancelled or changed once booked.

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Full Day Private Burgundy Wine Route Tour from Beaune

★★★★★ 5.0 (25 reviews · 8 hours)

Hotel pickup near BeauneBoth côtesYour group only

Travel with your own guide-driver from a hotel in the Beaune area for a full day on the Burgundy wine route. Entry to the Château du Clos de Vougeot is in the fare, with about 40 minutes inside, followed by wineries in Vosne-Romanée and Aloxe-Corton and a drive into the Hautes Côtes de Nuits. One price covers the car for up to four people, which suits two couples sharing it. Lunch and gratuities are extra, and you can cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.

From $1,170 per group, up to 4

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Half-day guided tour on the Burgundy wine Route in a classic car

★★★★★ 5.0 (49 reviews · 3 hours)

Beaune tourist officeCôte de BeauneYour group only

Ride in a Citroën 2CV from the Beaune tourist office at Porte Marie de Bourgogne, through Pommard and Volnay, on a three-hour private outing. In Meursault you visit a barrel cellar and taste five wines at a Côte de Beaune winery, then drive back past Puligny-Montrachet. Hotel pickup is free within 5 km of Beaune, and the car takes up to three passengers, with two needed to book. This fare is non-refundable, so book it once your Burgundy dates are fixed.

From $275 per person

Non-refundable: this fare cannot be cancelled or changed once booked.

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Full Day Private Vintage Land Rover Tour of Beaujolais & Burgundy

★★★★★ 5.0 (18 reviews · 8 hours)

Mâcon stationMâconnais, BeaujolaisYour group onlyLunch included

Meet a vintage Land Rover at Mâcon station at 9:30 am, with your train tickets from Lyon provided, for a private day in the Mâconnais and the Beaujolais. Tastings start at Vergisson and Solutré-Pouilly beneath the Roche de Solutré, and the afternoon reaches Chénas, Moulin-à-Vent, Fleurie and Juliénas. Lunch in Saint-Amour-Bellevue, cold cuts and cheese with the tastings, soft drinks and Wi-Fi are all in the fare. It suits you if you are coming from Lyon or want southern Burgundy rather than the Côte d'Or.

From $582 per person

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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Private tasting experience Check-out from Dijon or Beaune

★★★★★ 5.0 (8 reviews · 8 hours)

Pickup, Dijon or BeauneBoth côtesYour group only

Set off at 9:30 am from your lodging in Dijon, Beaune or nearby in a private air-conditioned car, for a Burgundy tasting day on the Côte d'Or. The wineries lie between the two towns, and the tastings, bottled water, fees and taxes are all in the fare. Lunch is not included, which leaves you free to pick a village restaurant on the way. Two people are needed to book, and you can cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.

From $551 per person

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Burgundy Tours from Paris

Burgundy tours from Paris collect you in the city early and bring you back the same night, twelve hours door to door. The private day adds Beaune and the Hôtel-Dieu to Chablis, in a car of your own.

Burgundy Wine & Cheese Tasting Private Day Trip 15 glasses

★★★★★ 4.9 (11 reviews · 12 hours)

Paris hotel pickupChablis and BeauneYour group only

Door-to-door from your Paris hotel or Airbnb at 7:30 am, a private driver-guide takes your party to Chablis and on to Beaune. Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard pours five Chablis wines with cheese, a Chablis grower adds five to nine more, and the Château de Pommard gives a guided visit with five wines. Entry tickets to the Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune are in the fare, while lunch is not. The fare shown covers the car and two people for a twelve-hour day.

From $1,510 per group, up to 2

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Self-Drive Burgundy 2CV Trips

Self-drive Burgundy 2CV trips hand you the keys to a Citroën 2CV for the day, on a route you choose through the vineyards. Pick one up near Beaune or at Jouey, and plan any tasting around whoever drives.

Rental 2CV in Burgundy - From St Loup Géanges & Beaune

★★★★★ 5.0 (7 reviews · 7 to 9 hours (self-drive))

Saint-Loup-Géanges or BeauneYou drive a 2CV

Pick up a Citroën 2CV at Saint-Loup-Géanges, ten minutes from Beaune, or at Place Madeleine in the town itself. For seven to nine hours the car is yours to drive, with room for up to four, on whatever route you choose through the Burgundy vineyards. Fuel is extra, and delivery to lodgings 5 to 15 km from Beaune costs EUR 80. No tasting is included, so plan any you add around a driver who stays off the wine.

From $292 per group, up to 4

Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

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Citroën 2CV Burgundy rental and Gourmet Picnic

★★★★★ 5.0 (7 reviews · 1 to 10 hours (self-drive))

Jouey, Côte-d'OrYou drive a 2CVMax 2 guestsLunch included

Drive yourself in a Citroën 2CV from Jouey in the Côte-d'Or, starting between 9:30 and 11:30 am on a weekday. The basket holds a gourmet picnic of cheeses, charcuterie, breads, salad, fruit nectar and a bottle of Chardonnay or Burgundy rosé, plus a surprise gift. One fare covers the car and two people, for anything from one hour to ten. Fuel is extra, so fill up before you head for the vineyards.

From $362 per group, up to 2

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Dukes, monks and vines

About Burgundy

Burgundy is a wine region 230 km long, from Chablis in the north to the Mâconnais in the south, with 28,841 hectares of vines and 84 appellations. Its heart is the Côte d'Or between Dijon and Beaune, whose Climats UNESCO listed in 2015: 1,247 named parcels on the slopes of the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune. Join us in the cellars of Gevrey-Chambertin and Meursault, on the Route des Grands Crus and under the tiled roof of the Hôtel-Dieu: we bring together the tours that reach them. Start with the three above.

Dijon, Beaune and the Towns

Dijon, at the northern end of the Côte, was the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy: the Palais des Ducs tower rises 46 m, up 316 steps, and the Route des Grands Crus starts at kilometre zero in the city. Beaune, among the vineyards, keeps the Hôtel-Dieu, founded in 1443 by Nicolas Rolin as a hospital for the poor, under its roof of glazed tiles.

The Vineyards and the Climats

The 84 appellations climb from 7 regional ones through 44 Village appellations to 33 Grands Crus, and each Premier Cru is a named climat inside a Village appellation. Chardonnay covers 57% of the vineyard and Pinot Noir 34%. The Clos de Vougeot, walled by the monks of Cîteaux, covers almost 51 hectares, and its château opens every day.

Planning Your Visit

Dijon is the TGV town, and a TER regional train runs on to Beaune. Most shared days meet at a kerb in central Dijon or at the Beaune tourist office at Porte Marie de Bourgogne, 6 boulevard Perpreuil; Beaune has two offices, so walk to that address. Private days collect you from your hotel.

The Hôtel-Dieu courtyard in Beaune under its roofs of glazed polychrome tiles

The Clos de Vougeot's château behind its walled vineyard, the vines turning gold

Rows of oak barrels in a cellar under a rough stone vault

What you will see

Named Highlights of a Burgundy Visit

What burgundy vineyard tours show you, from the Côte de Nuits to Chablis.

The Route des Grands CrusThe wine road starts at kilometre zero in Dijon and runs south through the Côte de Nuits villages to Beaune and on to Santenay.
The Clos de VougeotA walled vineyard of almost 51 hectares around the château that monks of Cîteaux began in the 12th century, with its medieval vat-house and presses.
The Romanée-Conti vineyardThe Grand Cru parcel above Vosne-Romanée, seen from the edge of the vines: the days that stop there do not enter the domain itself.
The cellars of Meursault and Puligny-MontrachetThe white-wine villages of the Côte de Beaune, where the domains pour their Chardonnay in their own cellars.
The Hôtel-Dieu in BeauneThe hospital Nicolas Rolin founded for the poor in 1443, known for its roof of glazed polychrome tiles and open every day.
Chablis and its Crémant cellarsBurgundy's northern vineyards, where the Paris days taste Chablis at family domains and Crémant de Bourgogne in the Bailly Lapierre caves.

Plan your visit

Everything You Need Before You Go

Sights and ticketsGetting thereWhen to goWeather

Two sights sell their own entry, and neither needs a tour. The Clos de Vougeot opens every day, 9:30 am to 6 pm from April to October and 10 am to 5 pm from November to March, and its English guided tour at 11:30 am and 3:30 pm costs EUR 15, booked ahead. The Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune opens every day, 9 am to 7:30 pm from 1 April to 15 November; buy its ticket on its own booking page.

Plan your visit

The TGV from Paris Gare de Lyon reaches Dijon, and a TER regional train runs on to Beaune; check SNCF for your date. Shared days meet at 16 Place Darcy, Saint-Bénigne church or 78 rue Monge in Dijon, and at the Beaune tourist office at 6 boulevard Perpreuil. Beaune has two offices, so walk to that address. The Land Rover day meets at Mâcon station at 9:30 am.

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The 166th Hospices de Beaune wine sale is on Sunday 15 November 2026, with festivities from Friday 13 November; the auction is for professionals, and the tastings around it are open to everyone. The harvest date is set each year by the ripeness of the grapes. The Clos de Vougeot's guided tours from 23 to 27 September 2026 may be affected by its Livres en Vignes event.

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At Météo-France's Dijon-Longvic station, July is the warmest month, with average highs of 26.7°C, February the driest at 42.9 mm and November the wettest at 77.6 mm. January brings about 16 nights of frost, so pack a warm layer for a winter day in the cellars.

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Straight answer

Do You Need a Tour to Taste Wine in Burgundy?

Not for everything. The Clos de Vougeot sells its own guided tour at EUR 15 and the Hôtel-Dieu sells its own ticket, so those Burgundy tickets you buy straight from the sight. Burgundy ticket prices for the two are theirs to set: check their own pages before you travel, and make each Burgundy reservation there.

A tour earns its fare where a ticket cannot help. The domains of the Côte receive visitors by arrangement, and a tour does that arranging for you; it also gives you a day of eight to fourteen wines with nobody in your party driving, and a Paris day with no trains to catch. The custom private day plans the visits and leaves the domains' fees, about EUR 150–300 a head, to be paid on the spot.

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Book with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead on most tours, and a change of plan costs you nothing.

Which one is me

Choosing the Right Day for You

Start from the town you wake up in, then the wine you came for.

You are staying in Dijon

The Burgundy wine tours from Dijon meet at a kerb in the centre in the morning, from a full day on both côtes to a 90-minute cellar tasting in town.

You are staying in Beaune

The Grand Cru route day and the 2CV half day leave the tourist office at 6 boulevard Perpreuil, and most private days collect you from a Beaune hotel.

You want your own car and guide

Burgundy private tours collect you from your hotel and set the pace to your party. The fares per person start at $551, and some cover the whole vehicle instead.

You only have a day from Paris

Burgundy tours from Paris collect you in the city and drive to Chablis, twelve hours door to door, by shared van or in a car of your own.

You came for the white wines

A burgundy day tour for Chardonnay goes to the Côte de Beaune: the Dijon day to Puligny-Montrachet and Meursault puts lunch in the fare.

You want the day sold as luxury

If you are looking at luxury burgundy wine tours, the private day sold under that name collects you near Beaune or in Dijon and puts a mâchon lunch in the fare. Ask what its winery visits pour, since no tasting is named among its inclusions.

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Which Burgundy Tour Is Right for You?

Every Burgundy tour and tasting gathered here, most reviewed first. The best burgundy wine tasting tours are the ones that start where you are staying and spend their hours on the slope whose wine you want, so read the Starts and Wine area columns before the fare.

Tour	Rating	Starts	Wine area	Tastings	Lunch	Fare	Best for
Dijon: La Cave du Palais Burgundy Wine Tasting Experience	4.8 (456)	Central Dijon	Six wines in a cellar	In the fare	No meal	From $63 per person	Anyone in Dijon with a free afternoon or evening and no car	Book
Burgundy Grand Crus Route Day Tour - 14 Wines Tastings in Domains	4.9 (274)	Beaune tourist office	Côte de Nuits	In the fare	Not included	From $333 per person	Red-wine lovers staying in Beaune who want the Grand Cru villages	Book
Burgundy Wines Full-Day Tasting Tour from Dijon	4.7 (196)	Dijon, Place Darcy	Both côtes	In the fare	Not included	From $166 per person	First-time visitors in Dijon who want both côtes for a modest fare	Book
From Paris: Burgundy Region Winery Tour with Tastings	4.8 (127)	Paris, avenue de Wagram	Chablis and Crémant	In the fare	Not included	From $269 per person	Visitors with one free day in Paris and no wish to take trains	Book
Luxury Luxury Wine Tour Experience	5.0 (71)	Hotel pickup, Beaune or Dijon	Both côtes	Not named	Included	From $1,159 per person	Couples near Beaune who want a private car and a long lunch	Book
Full-Day Private Tour, 6 Premiers & Grands Crus, The Best of Burgundy	5.0 (51)	Hotel pickup, Beaune or Dijon	Both côtes	In the fare	Included	From $813 per person	Parties with fixed dates who want Grand Crus and a sit-down lunch	Book
Half-day guided tour on the Burgundy wine Route in a classic car	5.0 (49)	Beaune tourist office	Côte de Beaune	In the fare	No meal	From $275 per person	Couples in Beaune with a free morning who want a classic-car ride	Book
From: Dijon/Beaune: Burgundy Region Winery Tour with Lunch	4.7 (49)	Dijon or Beaune	A winery, 8 wines	In the fare	Included	From $252 per person	Guests sleeping in Beaune who want a late start and lunch included	Book
From Dijon: Full day the most of Burgundy with lunch	4.9 (47)	Dijon, Saint-Bénigne	Côte de Beaune	In the fare	Included	From $257 per person	Chardonnay drinkers based in Dijon who want lunch in the fare	Book
Dijon Wine Tour Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune Vineyards	4.9 (41)	Dijon, Place Darcy	Both côtes	In the fare	Not included	From $251 per person	Travellers in Dijon who want three wineries and time in Beaune	Book
Full Day Private Tour 10 Premiers & Grands Crus, The Best of Burgundy	4.8 (39)	Hotel pickup, Beaune or Dijon	Both côtes	In the fare	No meal	From $813 per person	Keen tasters who want ten Crus and a walk among Grand Cru plots	Book
1 Day E-Bike and wine tour in Cote de Nuits from Dijon	5.0 (28)	Dijon, rue Monge	Côte de Nuits	In the fare	Included	From $585 per person	Active adults who would rather ride the Côte de Nuits than sit in a van	Book
Full Day Private Burgundy Wine Route Tour from Beaune	5.0 (25)	Hotel pickup near Beaune	Both côtes	In the fare	Not included	From $1,170 per group, up to 4	Two couples sharing one car who want Clos de Vougeot entry included	Book
Full Day Private Vintage Land Rover Tour of Beaujolais & Burgundy	5.0 (18)	Mâcon station	Mâconnais, Beaujolais	In the fare	Included	From $582 per person	Travellers coming from Lyon who want the Mâconnais and the Beaujolais crus	Book
From Dijon: Burgundy Villages, History & Culture	4.9 (11)	Dijon, Place Darcy	Auxois villages	None	Not included	From $241 per person	Non-drinkers in Dijon who want hilltop villages rather than cellars	Book
Burgundy Wine & Cheese Tasting Private Day Trip 15 glasses	4.9 (11)	Paris hotel pickup	Chablis and Beaune	In the fare	Not included	From $1,510 per group, up to 2	Two travellers in Paris who want Chablis, Beaune and a private driver	Book
Private tasting experience Check-out from Dijon or Beaune	5.0 (8)	Pickup, Dijon or Beaune	Both côtes	In the fare	Not included	From $551 per person	Parties in Dijon or Beaune who want every tasting fee in the fare	Book
Citroën 2CV Burgundy rental and Gourmet Picnic	5.0 (7)	Jouey, Côte-d'Or	You drive a 2CV	You drive	Included	From $362 per group, up to 2	Couples who want to drive themselves and picnic among the vines	Book
Rental 2CV in Burgundy - From St Loup Géanges & Beaune	5.0 (7)	Saint-Loup-Géanges or Beaune	You drive a 2CV	You drive	No meal	From $292 per group, up to 4	Friends or families of up to four with a driver who skips the wine	Book
Private day tour in Burgundy : Côte de Beaune & Côte de Nuits	5.0 (6)	Hotel pickup, Dijon or Beaune	Both côtes	In the fare	Not included	From $687 per person	Small parties who want both côtes and the Clos de Vougeot to themselves	Book
Custom Planned Burgundy Vineyard Tour with Private Driver	5.0 (3)	Pickup, Beaune to Dijon	Your own route	Fees extra	Not included	From $1,399 per group, up to 6	Collectors with domains in mind and a budget for their tasting fees	Book

So many Premier and Grand Crus that the day felt like a fireworks show, and every place we stopped turned out to be highly rated.Jeff F. · Burgundy Grand Cru route day from Beaune

The guide answered every one of our questions and made sure the whole group was looked after. A good choice if you have already seen Beaune.Johnathan C. · Burgundy white-wine day with lunch, from Dijon

A warm, knowledgeable guide for the whole twelve hours, including unexpected traffic on the way back into Paris.Heidi · Burgundy day from Paris to Chablis

What to expect

How a Burgundy Day Runs

Pick your town

Dijon for the shared days and the e-bike, Beaune for the Grand Cru route, Paris for a long day with no trains.

Meet at the kerb or your door

Shared days meet at a named kerb in the morning; private days collect you from your hotel.

Into the cellars

Most domain visits run 75 minutes to two hours, in the cellar where the wine is made.

Taste and compare

From six wines in a Dijon cellar to fourteen on the Grand Cru route, Village up to Grand Cru.

Back by evening

Full days end back at the kerb by about 5 or 5:30 pm; the Paris days run twelve hours door to door.

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Traveller reviews

Burgundy Tours Reviews

Travellers' own words about the guides, the cellars and the day, with the stars each gave. The four-star voice is here too, because it helps you choose.

★★★★★

Burgundy Grand Cru route day from Beaune

Our second day out with this guide, and even better than the first. Plenty of tastings, fitted to our budget and our taste, and this time we brought the family.

Barbara A. · Repeat · May 2026

★★★★☆

Burgundy white-wine day with lunch, from Dijon

A fun, knowledgeable guide and a very good charcuterie lunch. We had hoped for more than two stops on a full day.

Patrick K. · October 2024

★★★★★

Burgundy day from Paris to Chablis

The guide watched our comfort in the van and made several stops for the bathroom and snacks on the long drive there and back. A family winery in Chablis, lunch in the town and a sparkling tasting in a cave made it good value.

Sharon · United States · December 2025

★★★★★

Full Burgundy tasting day from Dijon

Flawless from start to finish, and the two producers who hosted our tastings were generous and passionate about their wines. Our driver was courteous and helpful all day, and we felt safe on the road.

Francesco · Italy · July 2026

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Burgundy cellar tasting in Dijon

Six Burgundy wines in a cellar under a hotel, explained so anyone can follow, by a host who clearly loves the job. Do not pass it over for an ordinary tasting.

Judy · United States · August 2026

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Three wineries and Beaune, from Dijon

A guide who was passionate about the region and knew its history and its wine. Three wineries plus time in Beaune was exactly the right amount for the day, and hard to plan on our own.

Brittany G. · October 2025

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Burgundy e-bike day in the Côte de Nuits

Wonderful scenery, a terrific guide and fun e-bikes. For us it was the best way to take in the wine country.

Steve M. · October 2022

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Winery day with lunch, from Dijon or Beaune

My partner and I had a lovely day of wine, food and views. The guide's energy and wit carried it, from how the wine is made to the history of the area.

Samuel · Couple · Poland · August 2025

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Burgundy half day in a 2CV, from Beaune

Our guide, a geology graduate who grew up here, explained the land as well as the wine. The background went well beyond anything we had expected.

Patrick S. · October 2023

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Private Burgundy day with a mâchon lunch

Our guide took wonderful care of us and arranged every detail of the day. Clear messages before the tour, and a source of information all the way through it.

Kyle B. · Couple · March 2023

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Private wine route day from Beaune

Two couples used to California tastings, and the Côte de Nuits wineries treated us like guests of honour. We loved learning the region's classifications along with the tastings.

Stephanie A. · Friends · July 2024

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Private day with ten Crus

A day of Grand Crus with a guide whose passion for the wine was contagious. Our 16-year-old son was drawn into the talk about how the wine is made and stayed involved all day.

Carolyn M. · Family · July 2016

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Burgundy wine tour cost?

From $63 for a 90-minute cellar tasting in Dijon to $166-$333 a head for a shared full day from Dijon or Beaune. Private days run $551-$1,159 a head, and a private car of two from Paris is $1,510. The shared day from Paris to Chablis is $269.

Do you need a tour to go wine tasting in Burgundy?

Not for a cellar tasting in Dijon, the Clos de Vougeot or the Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune: all three take visitors directly. A tour earns its fare when you want several domains booked for you, a day with eight to fourteen wines, and nobody in your party driving after the tasting.

Which is the better base for a wine tour, Dijon or Beaune?

Dijon has the TGV from Paris and the shared days that meet at Place Darcy, Saint-Bénigne church and rue Monge. Beaune sits inside the Côte, with the Grand Cru route day and the 2CV half day leaving its tourist office. The private days collect you in either town.

Are the tastings included in the fare?

On every shared wine day, yes: the tastings are in the price. The custom private planner leaves the domains' fees to you, about EUR 150-300 a head paid on the spot. The villages day from Dijon has no tasting at all in 2026.

Is lunch included?

On some days only. Lunch is in the fare on the Dijon lunch days, the e-bike day, the Authentica day with six Crus, and the Bourgogne Gold and Land Rover private days. The Beaune Grand Cru day, the day from Paris to Chablis and most private days leave lunch to you.

Can you do a Burgundy wine tour as a day trip from Paris?

Yes, in about twelve hours. The shared day drives to Chablis for $269 a head, and a private car for two reaches Chablis and Beaune for $1,510. For the Côte de Nuits you are better off taking the train to Dijon and joining a day there.

How do you get from Paris to Dijon?

By TGV from Paris Gare de Lyon. One operator's own example is the 7:56 am, in Dijon at 9:29, with a 5 pm train back. Check SNCF for your date, because the timetable changes.

What is the difference between the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune?

The Côte de Nuits is the northern half, from Gevrey-Chambertin to Nuits-Saint-Georges, and its Grand Cru villages are mostly red Pinot Noir. The Côte de Beaune runs south of it and adds the great white Chardonnays of Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet. Pick the côte by the wine you want to taste.

Can you visit Romanée-Conti?

You can see the Romanée-Conti vineyard: the Beaune Grand Cru day stops beside it on the Route des Grands Crus. None of the tours sells a visit or a tasting at the domaine itself, so book a day that pours other Grand Crus nearby.

Can you go inside the Clos de Vougeot?

Yes, the Clos de Vougeot opens every day, and it sells a EUR 15 guided tour in English at 11:30 am and 3:30 pm by reservation. Two private days include the entry in the fare. The shared Grand Cru day stops outside for ten minutes without going in.

Can children come on a wine tour?

On some. The e-bike day, the Ophorus days, the Dijon cellar tasting and the custom planner take adults only. The Authentica private days take children with an adult, and the Land Rover day swaps the wine for grape juice for anyone who does not drink.

What is the cancellation policy?

Most tours refund in full if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. The 2CV half day, the two Authentica private days and the custom planner are non-refundable once booked, and each card says so.

How many people are on a small-group tour?

Eight at most on every shared day from Dijon, Beaune and Paris. The private days carry only your party, from two people on most of them.

When is the best time for a Burgundy wine tour?

May to September gives you long days in the vines, with Dijon's average highs between 20 and 27 °C. Autumn adds the harvest and the Hospices sale. Winter is quieter, and the Hôtel-Dieu and the Clos de Vougeot keep shorter hours.

Is there a bike tour through the vineyards?

Yes: a guided e-bike day from 78 rue Monge in Dijon through the Côte de Nuits, with two cellars, at least eight wines and lunch, for $585 a head. It takes adults only, and the transfer to the bikes and back is in the fare.

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Photographs

Burgundy Gallery

Pointed dormers and lozenge-patterned glazed tiles on the Hôtel-Dieu roof

The Palais des Ducs in Dijon, its tall square tower above the curved façade

A stone gateway inscribed Chevaliers-Montrachet in the wall of a vineyard

A patchwork of vine parcels in autumn colour, one tree standing among them

Two Citroën 2CVs, one yellow and one pink, on a track between the vines

A bottle of Corton Grand Cru beside a glass of red wine

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Around the vineyards

Beyond the Cellars

Three more things for your time in Dijon and Beaune. More about both towns is in the Burgundy region guide.

Climb the Palais des Ducs tower

In Dijon, the ducal palace's tower rises 46 m over the old capital, up 316 steps.

The Cité des Climats et vins de Bourgogne

The wine board's visitor centre has three sites, in Beaune, Chablis and Mâcon, and each visit ends with a tasting.

The Hospices de Beaune wine sale weekend

The 166th sale falls on Sunday 15 November 2026, and the town celebrates from the Friday. If you want to stay in Beaune that weekend, book your room early.

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Burgundy Travel Guides and Advice

Planning

How to Visit Burgundy Wine Country in 2026: Trains, Kerbs and a First Day's Budget

Paris to Dijon or Beaune by train, where the tours meet, the two sights you can walk into, and what a first day in the vines costs with a tour or without one.

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The wine

Burgundy's Grand Cru, Premier Cru and Village Wines Explained

The four levels a Burgundy label can carry, what a climat is, and what a tasting that pours from Village to Grand Cru is actually showing you.

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Facts

Burgundy Wine Facts: Appellations, Grands Crus and the Climats

The region's figures from its wine board and UNESCO: the appellations, the Grands Crus, the Climats, the grapes, and which part of the region is listed.

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Where it is

Visitor Information for Burgundy

Office de Tourisme Beaune & Pays Beaunois
Porte Marie de Bourgogne, 6 boulevard Perpreuil, 21200 Beaune, France · +33 3 80 26 21 30

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Name

The Burgundy wine region: the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune between Dijon and Beaune, with Chablis to the north and the Mâconnais to the south.

Address

Office de Tourisme Beaune & Pays Beaunois, Porte Marie de Bourgogne, 6 boulevard Perpreuil, 21200 Beaune, +33 3 80 26 21 30, where the Grand Cru route day and the 2CV half day meet. The Hôtel-Dieu is at 2 rue de l'Hôtel-Dieu.

Hours

The Hôtel-Dieu opens every day, 9 am to 7:30 pm from 1 April to 15 November, and 9 am to 12:30 pm and 2 to 6:30 pm the rest of the year; its ticket desk closes an hour earlier. The Beaune tours meet at 9:30 am.

Getting there

Take the TGV from Paris Gare de Lyon to Dijon, then a TER regional train to Beaune. Every kerb and both tourist offices are on the Burgundy wine region map.

Book Your Burgundy Tour

Pick the town your day starts in and the slope you want to taste, then choose your date. A cellar tasting in Dijon starts at $63 a head, you complete your Burgundy booking at the fare shown on each card, and most tours refund in full up to 24 hours ahead.

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