Enjoy a relaxing 6-day cycling tour through Southern Burgundy, where scenic rides along the Saône River and "Voie Bleue" bike path lead to historic landmarks and world-renowned vineyards.
This self-guided tour, with easy train access, begins and ends in Chalon-sur-Saône, taking you through Tournus, home to the romanesque Tournus Abbey, and onward to Mâcon, renowned for its winemaking heritage and proximity to Beaujolais. Along the way, savor Burgundy’s rich flavors, from local wines to hearty cuisine. Marvel at the Solutré Rock, explore the medieval fortress of Berzé-le-Châtel, and cycle through rolling vineyards. Visit the historic Cluny Abbey, once one of Europe's most influential monasteries, and admire the elegant Château de Cormatin, with its beautifully preserved interiors and lush gardens, before returning to Chalon-sur-Saône.
Seamlessly blending cycling, history, culture, and gastronomy, this tour offers an unforgettable Burgundy & Beaujolais experience.
Arrive in Chalon sur Saoen, ideally by train from Paris just under 2h via Dijon, the gateway to Southern Burgundy. Stroll through its charming historic center, visit the Nicéphore Niépce Museum, or unwind at a riverside café. If it's Sunday, explore one of the region’s largest markets, filled with fresh produce, local cheeses, wines, and artisanal crafts—a perfect taste of Burgundy.
Meals included : none
Night : Chalon sur Saone
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You cycle along the tranquil Saône River, following an easy, scenic route toward Tournus, a charming town famed for its Romanesque architecture. Enjoy the flat terrain, with plenty of chances to pause and soak in the picturesque landscapes. Upon arrival, wander Tournus’ quaint streets or visit the impressive Saint-Philibert Abbey, a masterpiece of medieval history.
Follow the Voie Bleue bike path on a peaceful, flat ride from Tournus to Mâcon, nestled along the Saône River, Mâcon charms with its vibrant market, scenic river views, and rich history. Explore landmarks like Saint-Vincent Cathedral, or unwind at a café, savoring local food and wine.
After breakfast, your journey through Burgundy comes to an end. 