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Three days for a first wine trip in Burgundy

Three days in Beaune for a first wine trip: your driver meets you at the station or the airport, takes you to the vineyards and drives you back to your train or plane, from €360 per car for up to 4 guests.

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Day by day

This is the simplest way to discover Burgundy: you stay in your own hotel in Beaune, walk the old town, and leave the drives to your driver. The light plan books three moves: the arrival, a morning at the Château de Pommard and the drive back to your train or plane, with the rest of the time your own. The full plan adds a half-day wine tour on the first afternoon and the classic full day from Gevrey-Chambertin to Puligny-Montrachet.

Dijon station · Light pace

Day 1Arrival and Beaune on foot

  1. Dijon station → BeauneTransfer · your driver meets your train or flight · ≈ 35 minYour driver meets your TGV at Dijon-Ville; Beaune in about 35 minutes.€120
  2. Hospices de Beaune (Hôtel-Dieu)On your ownThe Hôtel-Dieu, then the Marché aux Vins opposite for a self-guided first tasting.

Day 2A morning in Pommard

  1. Beaune → Château de PommardDriver there, and back later the same day · ≈ 9 min each way · back about 13:30A tour and tasting at the Château de Pommard (book it ahead), then lunch in the village; back at about 13:30.Château de Pommard€120
  2. Beaune Premiers Crus Walk (Circuit No. 12)On your ownIn the afternoon, the Circuit n°12: a waymarked walk of about 6 km through Beaune's premiers crus from the Parc de la Bouzaize.

Day 3A free morning and the way home

  1. Beaune MarketOn your ownBeaune's market fills the streets on Saturday mornings, with a smaller one on Wednesdays; otherwise the Collégiale Notre-Dame and the ramparts.
  2. Beaune → Dijon stationTransfer · ≈ 35 minDijon-Ville in about 35 minutes for your TGV.€120

Total per car€360

Nothing to pay now: a deposit of €108 once your driver confirms, the balance on the day. Change any service on the booking page before you send the request.

What’s included

What the trip includes

  • Your private driver and the electric car for every service of the plan
  • Tolls, parking and waiting
  • Flight and train tracking on the transfers, and a name board at arrivals
  • Child seats on request

What you arrange yourself

  • Your hotels
  • Tastings, paid to each domaine
  • Meals and restaurant tables
  • Tickets, guided tours and visits
  • Your trains and flights

Good to know

  • Book the domaines and the Château de Pommard when you book the car: family estates receive visitors by appointment, especially from May to mid-October.
  • Two or three tastings in half a day is plenty: each cellar visit takes about an hour to an hour and a half.
  • Keep a Sunday for the town: many family domaines close, while the Hôtel-Dieu and the Marché aux Vins open every day.

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A first visit, to understand the reds and the whites before choosing your own domaines. Travellers arriving by TGV at Dijon or by plane at Lyon. Anyone who prefers a calm plan with free time to a tasting marathon (light).

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Three days for a first wine trip in Burgundy

Dijon station · Light pace · €360 per car · 1 to 4 guests

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