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Some History: During the 5th century ad, a Germanic tribe called the Burgundians invaded and established the first kingdom of Burgundy in France. In 534, the Burgundians were conquered by the Merovingian rulers of the Francks and become the Carolingian Empire. In 843, Burgundy (Bourgogne) was divided in two and by 933 the two kingdoms were united as the second kingdom of Burgundy, with the capital at Arles. In 1378, Burgundy was ceded to France and the kingdom ceased to exist as a separate state. From 1363 to 1477, the Dukes of Burgundy amassed wealth and power that were the envy of most of the kings of Europe. During the middle of the 15th century, the duchy of Burgundy dominated the French affairs.

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BURGUNDY VINEYARDS ESCAPE
Wine theme tour in both Cotes de Nuits and Cotes de Beaune.

5 Days & 4 Nights

875 Euros per person

BURGUNDY GASTRONOMY & WINE
Deluxe tour from
Dijon to Beaune

7 Days & 6 Nights

1544 Euros per person

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"The biking tour of the Loire Valley was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Everything was so well organized. From the selection of accommodations to the luggage being at each hotel when we arrived. I saw a part of France as it was hundreds of years ago. With all the poppies and irises in bloom, the birds singing, the beautiful Cher River and partaking in the exquisite food and wine, I was able to get in touch with myself as never before. I have been crying ever since I returned. The French lifestyle is one I should be leading. As a matter of fact, we all should have this lifestyle. Now I fully understand the "French Paradox". Please send me back!!!"
- L. Tongue

"I wanted to thank you for the planning that you did for our recent trip to France. It was a wonderful trip, one of the best we had ever taken. All of your arrangements were great, and the French were especially warm and welcoming under current political/economic circumstances."
- Tim S.