This tour of Beaune offers an immersive journey through the heart of Burgundy’s historic capital, allowing visitors to explore, discover, and experience the city’s rich cultural and architectural heritage in a single guided route. Guests will stroll through medieval streets, admire and learn about iconic landmarks such as the Basilica of Our Lady, the Hospices de Beaune, and the ancient city ramparts, while uncovering stories of influential figures like Étienne-Jules Marey and Gaspard Monge. The tour brings history to life as participants wander through lively market squares, observe remarkable Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and connect with local traditions and cinematic heritage at sites like the Mural de la Grande Vadrouille. By combining storytelling, sightseeing, and cultural insight, this tour invites travellers to engage with Beaune’s past and present in a dynamic and memorable way.
Admire its elegant blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and discover treasured religious artworks, including the revered statue of the Black Madonna and collections illustrating the life of the Virgin Mary.
Place de La Halle, Beaune, France
Stroll through the lively Place de la Halle, the heart of Beaune’s market life. This charming square is home to local vendors offering fresh produce, regional specialties, and organic products, providing an authentic glimpse into Burgundian daily life.
Renowned for its striking Gothic architecture and colorful glazed-tile roof, this former medieval hospital was founded to care for the poor and remains closely associated with Burgundy’s celebrated wine heritage.
Over the centuries, it has served as both a watchtower and a museum, standing today as an enduring symbol of the town’s history.
Famous for his innovations in physiology and motion studies, Marey is notably credited with inventing the sphygmograph, an early device used to measure pulse activity. The monument was inaugurated in 1913, and the surrounding square proudly bears his name.
His remarkable contributions to science earned him a place among the 72 celebrated names engraved on the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
These impressive fortified walls once protected much of the old town and remain a testament to Beaune’s medieval past.
ute to scenes from the beloved 1966 French film La Grande Vadrouille. If time permits, you may also visit the Église Saint-Nicolas, a beautiful Romanesque church dedicated to Saint Nicholas and dating back to the 13th century.
Next to the Panda Bear Statue on the square in front of the main entrance to the Hospices museum, your tour guide shall be waiting with a Signboard.
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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