Laurent Chassot - Visites Guidées 2 Bourgognes

In the 15th century, the Deux Bourgogne(s) were what are now Burgundy and Franche-Comté.
It's an invitation to travel that I'm proposing, an invitation that was proposed in 2010 by the Guides Pas Sages.

Did you know that the Dukes of Burgundy owned 250 hectares of vines in the Jura?
That in 1787 Thomas Jefferson was the first wine tourist in the Côte d'Or to fall in love with Volnay?
I invite you to follow me on the guided tours that I offer on request throughout the year.
If you take a look at my website, it's designed so that you can choose from generic categories of heritage: you'll find tours of prestigious towns, citadels, natural sites and museums that are among the most beautiful sites and monuments in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region.
For our tour guides, exceptional heritage is a way of highlighting sites of even greater historical, architectural and environmental interest!
Vineyards and wine-growing landscapes are among the most recent examples of cultural heritage, and I can offer you special tours, meetings with wine-growers and tastings of Jura and Burgundy wines.