Here are just a few impressions from La Bourgonge. Such a wonderful landscape, beautiful very old towns and villages, good food, lots of culture – what else does one need? There was so much more to do than we were able to do within only five days. Only the weather wasn’t that great: lots of rain, but luckily the sun said hello from time to time, too.
Chalon sur Saône – the founder of Photography is from here. Beautiful half-timber (Fachwerk-) houses
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and again Chalon
Maille mustard shop in Dijon
at the moated castle Sully
Chateau Sully
Autun – town of Roman origin
Vercingetorix statue (anyone happens to have read Caesar’s De Bello Gallico?) where the Roman town Alesia used to be.
Abbey Fontenay
on the moterway – never seen a rainbow like this!
Beaune – centre of wine trade
at Chateau Le Rochepot
at Le Rochepot, too
not much left of the famous Cluny Abbey
Cluny
Flavigny sur Ozerain – the “Chocolat” village
Macarons in Dijon
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