Hiking Bourgogne

Also known as the St. Reine Trail, this short walk around the municipality of Alise-Sainte-Reine rests on the striking characters of its history. The itinerary begins at the statue of Vercingétorix, Gallic leader who established a seat for almost six weeks to combat the Roman troops of Julius Caesar. The trail then leads to places reminiscent of the tragic death of the Holy Queen in 253, before returning to the life of Félix Kir, the origin of the same name! You will find not far from the MuséoParc d'Alésia that explains this famous battle.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 45 min.

Difficulty: .

At the beginning of the Parc Park, this 7 km loop through the fields allows to discover the wine landscape of Beaune. The land winds between the agricultural properties delimited by walls and stone doors. Enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding hamlets and their typical houses. During the seasons, this beautiful walk changes color to offer a different spectacle.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

It was built in the. area and was built from 1895 to 1898. Built on the Azay-le-Rideau model, he now serves as high school. It is the last Renaissance castle built in France. It was Stephen Liégard, under-prefect and son of a former mayor who built him, not without the assistance of his wife Mathilde, rich héritière of a master of Lorraine Forges. Liégard would also have inspired Alphonse Daudet, his contemporary, who would have taken it as a model for the character of the Sous-Prefect in the fields. Our man is also the origin of the Cote d'Azur appellation, which he gave to the French Mediterranean coast called the French Riviera.