--- title: "Every wine village of Burgundy" description: "From Dijon to the rock of Solutré, region by region, each village with its drive from Beaune." url: https://www.cote-privee.com/villages lang: en updated: 2026-10-08 generated: 2026-10-08 image: https://www.cote-privee.com/og/villages.png --- # Every wine village of Burgundy > From Dijon to the rock of Solutré, region by region, each village with its drive from Beaune. 40 villages ## Côte de Nuits The northern half of the Côte d'Or, from Dijon to Nuits-Saint-Georges: Pinot Noir and 24 grands crus on a narrow slope. → [Côte de Nuits](https://www.cote-privee.com/regions/cote-de-nuits) - [Gevrey-Chambertin](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/gevrey-chambertin): Nine grands crus, more than any other Burgundy village, led by Chambertin and Chambertin-Clos de Bèze. (32 min from Beaune) - [Vosne-Romanée](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/vosne-romanee): Six grands crus, including Romanée-Conti and La Tâche, in the village called the pearl of the Côte. (25 min from Beaune) - [Nuits-Saint-Georges](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/nuits-saint-georges): The wine town that names the Côte de Nuits, with 41 premiers crus and a lively old centre. (22 min from Beaune) - [Chambolle-Musigny](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/chambolle-musigny): A small village known for silky, perfumed reds, the grand cru Musigny and the prized Les Amoureuses. (30 min from Beaune) - [Morey-Saint-Denis](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/morey-saint-denis): A village of walled clos, with five grands crus between Gevrey-Chambertin and Chambolle-Musigny. (30 min from Beaune) - [Flagey-Échezeaux](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/flagey-echezeaux): A village of vines and fields on the plain, with two grands crus climbing the slope above. (27 min from Beaune) - [Vougeot](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/vougeot): Home of the Clos de Vougeot, the Cistercian vineyard and château at the heart of Burgundy's wine story. (27 min from Beaune) - [Fixin](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/fixin): A quiet wine village with Napoleon in the woods, a Romanesque church in the vines and firm reds. (35 min from Beaune) - [Premeaux-Prissey](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/premeaux-prissey): Two old villages joined in 1972, with walled premier cru clos and wines sold as Nuits-Saint-Georges. (19 min from Beaune) - [Marsannay-la-Côte](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/marsannay-la-cote): Gateway to the Côte de Nuits and Burgundy's only village appellation making red, white and rosé. (35 min from Beaune) - [Dijon](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/dijon): Burgundy's historic capital, city of the Valois dukes and northern gateway to the Route des Grands Crus. (40 min from Beaune) ## Côte de Beaune The southern half of the Côte d'Or around Beaune: Corton, Pommard and Volnay for reds, Meursault and the Montrachets for whites. → [Côte de Beaune](https://www.cote-privee.com/regions/cote-de-beaune) - [Beaune](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/beaune): The wine capital of Burgundy, with the Hôtel-Dieu, old ramparts and cellars beneath its streets. (Your base) - [Meursault](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/meursault): The great white-wine village of the Côte de Beaune, with a glazed-tile town hall and 19 premiers crus. (15 min from Beaune) - [Puligny-Montrachet](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/puligny-montrachet): Home of Montrachet and three more grands crus, Puligny makes some of the world's most admired white wines. (17 min from Beaune) - [Pommard](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/pommard): A red-wine village between Beaune and Volnay, known for deep, firm Pinot Noir. (8 min from Beaune) - [Volnay](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/volnay): A hillside village high above the vines, loved for the finesse of its red wines. (10 min from Beaune) - [Chassagne-Montrachet](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/chassagne-montrachet): Montrachet's southern neighbour, a village of great whites, serious reds and pale stone quarries. (20 min from Beaune) - [Aloxe-Corton](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/aloxe-corton): A small village under the hill of Corton, where Charlemagne once gave away his vines. (8 min from Beaune) - [Pernand-Vergelesses](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/pernand-vergelesses): A steep village of winding lanes, with one of the finest views on the Côte de Beaune. (11 min from Beaune) - [Ladoix-Serrigny](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/ladoix-serrigny): The northern gateway to the Côte de Beaune, at the foot of the hill of Corton. (10 min from Beaune) - [Saint-Aubin](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/saint-aubin): A valley village just over the hill from Montrachet, where most vineyards are classified premier cru. (22 min from Beaune) - [Savigny-lès-Beaune](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/savigny-les-beaune): A true wine village in the Rhoin valley, known for the sayings carved on its houses. (10 min from Beaune) - [Monthélie](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/monthelie): A small hillside village between Volnay and Meursault, once compared to a village in Tuscany. (12 min from Beaune) - [Santenay](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/santenay): Spa town and wine village near the southern end of the Côte de Beaune, known for its reds. (23 min from Beaune) - [Auxey-Duresses](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/auxey-duresses): A quiet valley village of supple reds and bright whites, set between wooded hills west of Meursault. (15 min from Beaune) - [Blagny](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/blagny): A tiny hilltop hamlet between Meursault and Puligny, with a rare red appellation and celebrated white premiers crus. (22 min from Beaune) - [Maranges](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/maranges): Three villages on the last slopes of the Côte de Beaune, sharing one appellation for bright, fruity reds. (28 min from Beaune) - [Chorey-lès-Beaune](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/chorey-les-beaune): A village on the gentle land just north of Beaune, known for supple and fruity reds. (7 min from Beaune) - [Saint-Romain](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/saint-romain): A cliff-ringed village above the Côte de Beaune, known for crisp whites, fresh reds and wide views. (18 min from Beaune) ## Côte Chalonnaise Bouzeron, Rully, Mercurey, Givry and Montagny: gentle slopes west of Chalon-sur-Saône, with fewer visitors and relaxed tastings. → [Côte Chalonnaise](https://www.cote-privee.com/regions/cote-chalonnaise) - [Mercurey](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/mercurey): The largest vineyard of the Côte Chalonnaise, known above all for its reds. (35 min from Beaune) - [Rully](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/rully): Crisp whites, supple reds and a cradle of Burgundy's sparkling wine, below a medieval château. (25 min from Beaune) - [Givry](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/givry): A small wine town of 18th-century monuments, whose red wine is linked by legend to Henri IV. (40 min from Beaune) - [Montagny](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/montagny): A white-only appellation of hillside vineyards around Buxy, with a wealth of premiers crus. (50 min from Beaune) - [Bouzeron](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/bouzeron): A tiny village with a unique claim: the only village appellation for Aligoté. (25 min from Beaune) ## Mâconnais Pouilly-Fuissé, Saint-Véran and Viré-Clessé, between the rocks of Solutré and Vergisson and the abbeys of Cluny and Tournus. → [Mâconnais](https://www.cote-privee.com/regions/maconnais) - [Pouilly-Fuissé](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/pouilly-fuisse): Burgundy's great southern white, grown beneath the limestone cliffs of Solutré and Vergisson. (1 h 10 from Beaune) - [Viré-Clessé](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/vire-clesse): Two neighbouring villages of the Haut-Mâconnais, joined in one appellation for generous Chardonnay. (1 h from Beaune) - [Saint-Véran](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/saint-veran): Fresh Chardonnay from villages that wrap around Pouilly-Fuissé, beneath the Roche de Solutré. (1 h 10 from Beaune) ## Chablis & Auxerrois Chablis and its seven grands crus on the Serein, with the reds of Irancy and the Sauvignon of Saint-Bris near Auxerre. → [Chablis & Auxerrois](https://www.cote-privee.com/regions/chablis) - [Chablis](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/chablis): Burgundy's northern outpost, where Chardonnay grows on fossil-rich limestone above the river Serein. (1 h 30 from Beaune) - [Irancy](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/irancy): The red wine village of the Yonne, set in a bowl of vines and cherry trees. (1 h 35 from Beaune) - [Saint-Bris](https://www.cote-privee.com/villages/saint-bris): Burgundy's Sauvignon village, built over a maze of medieval cellars. (1 h 35 from Beaune) --- Canonical page: