Things to see and do Beaujolais

Le Hameau Duboeuf is a unique European theme park dedicated to vines and wine. Located in Romanèche-Thorins, it offers a fun, educational and immersive experience for all wine lovers. Covering an area of 30,000 m2, the park features 40 different themes, from exhibitions on the region's winegrowing heritage to interactive shows and an immersive experience in a winegrower's cellar. Visitors can also enjoy a rosalie ride through the aromatic gardens and discover the secrets of winemaking in the Georges Duboeuf wine-making center. An extraordinary experience for wine enthusiasts and the curious.

From Tarare, win Pontcharra-sur-Turdine, then take direction Saint-Loup. The chapel is on the left, before the line on the D 3. With its wall wall and its campanile, it evokes almost a southern chapel. With a galonnière, with the backdrop of the softness of the surrounding countryside, it radiates a serenity that invites to ask for a moment. Inside, a series of ex-voto shows the benefits of the place!

Directly connected to the downtown, skirted by the Voie Verte, the marina of Mâcon is a true breath of fresh air in the heart of the downtown and a direct access on the Saône for the walker. With its 420 rings being able to accommodate rental boats of passage or long stay that can measure up to 25 m, the marina of Mâcon offers a wealth of services and equipment. In addition to sanitary facilities and showers, the port offers bike Pénichette rental service, a snack, two upper works shops, repair and sale of boats, electric terminals, a system of sewage pumping, boat ramp, CCTV and night lighting.

Do not forget the access on foot or by bike in a few minutes to the shops of the downtown, the restaurants, the nautical centre or the multiplexes cinema, the whole within a green setting. With all its advantages, the marina of Mâcon was awarded the prizeport de plaisance exemplaire which rewards the ports which are searching for new capacities and environmental integration.

Located a few kilometres from Villié-Morgon, this superb castle deserves a great deal of attention. In the th century it was a defensive fortress, necessary since Burgundy was not far away. From that time remained the square dungeon, the walls, the mass and the towers. In the th century, the Lord of St. Lager became the master and bound to embellish him. In the th century, the Renaissance left a significant mark as evidenced by the inner courtyard and its galleries. Many sculptures adorn its walls. You can visit the courtyard, the kitchen with its huge fireplace, the Gothic chapel and the oubliettes. Don't forget to look in the air: Corcelles has exceptional structures.