Ever heard of the marais tufeux? Take a 250 m nature trail at the Marais des Brosses! 

Just 10 minutes away, the Maison de la Forêt offers a variety of activities: the museum and its sensory and interactive experiences, covering the history of the forest through to the timber industry.

Like to solve riddles? Try their trekking trail games in the heart of the forest, where GPS and road maps await you!

Finish with a leap into the past at Auberive Cistercian Abbey, founded in the 12th century. Walk through the ages, stroll through its magnificent orchard garden and taste its homemade apple juice!

Plus: Take advantage of the free walk app downloadable from Google Play and Apple Store!

Discover the Morvan park on a 40-hectare property that welcomes you all year round, and the many activities offered in the region.

Do you know the famous Epoisses cheese? It was voted “best cheese in the world”. Treat your taste buds and take a stroll through this charming commune, which is well worth a visit. 

Don't miss Semur en Auxois, with its Gothic church of Notre Dame, one of the most beautiful in Burgundy, and its museum with multiple collections. 

Nearby, discover one of France's most beautiful villages, Flavigny-Sur-Ozerain, home to the only place where the famous peits bonbons à l'anis are made: the former Benedictine abbey and its recipe, unchanged since 1591!

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Step back in time in the footsteps of Vercingetorix and his army, to relive Gaul's greatest battle against the Roman Empire at Alise Sainte Reine! Continue your discovery of this landmark, from prehistory to the present day, at the MuséoParc Alésia. 

After all that excitement, relax in the heart of nature at Fontenay Abbey. Founded in 1118, it's the oldest Cistercian abbey in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site: don't miss the beauty of its white and ochre stones!

In the mood for a stroll? You've come to the right place! Choose from the sources of the Seine, the Val Suzon forest, but also the Burgundy canal, discover Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, the chateau of Bussy Rabutin and many others...

Just 15 minutes from Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, enjoy a 100% nature experience in Is-sur-Tille and the surrounding area, for example by discovering the picturesque village and caves of Bèzes, 30m below ground and an annual temperature of 12 degrees!

 All aboard the Lavières tourist train for a 1.6km tour of the countryside and forest. Enter a former lava quarry, with children's games and a picnic area for a great family day out! 

But above all, don't leave without following the route (and tasting!) the local specialty: Burgundy truffles! The truffle and taste buds festival takes place every year in October. 

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Stroll through the town center, past several monuments such as the Chateau Louix XI, the artillery arsenal and the statue of Napoleon. You can also visit the Notre Dame d'Auxonne church, from which you can admire a beautiful view of the surrounding area as you climb its historic 169-step tower.

The town also offers a wide range of activities: take a trip along the river, follow Napoleon during the French Revolution, visit the Chateau de Talnay or take a night-time lantern-lit tour.  

Just 35km away, don't miss the opportunity to visit the capital of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region: Djion! There's a wide selection of things to see and do: free museums, listed monuments, original itineraries to see the city differently, and much more!

Discover the Saône by boat or bike via the “voie bleue”, available on the free app!

Start your visit to Seurre with a tour of the town's historic center.

Then immerse yourself in the hospital life of the 17th and 18th centuries at the Hôtel-Dieu de Seurre hospital, through its former wards: a must-see!

If you want to visit another hospital-museum, you can go to the Hôtel Dieu hospice in Beaume, 30km away.

The Etang Rouge open-air museum transports you to a reconstitution of a typical Burgundy village in the Saône Valley, for a glimpse of life in days gone by... Walk through its gardens, vineyards and conservatory orchard.

Cross the center of Nolay and its medieval atmosphere, with its 600-year-old stone-roofed covered market hall, its rusticated house dating from 1562, and the gothic spire of its 38-meter-high church.

You can also follow the vineyard path, and enjoy many other activities!

A magnificent Natura2000 site also awaits you a few kilometers from Nolay, with its impressive cirque du bout du monde waterfall. 

And around 30km away, a regional nugget not to be missed: Le château de Savigny-lès-Beaunes, built in 1340, which today houses unusual collections of fighter planes, helicopters and much more. 

You're also just a stone's throw from the famous Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, France's 1st wine route, a must-see for wine lovers and the curious!