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Explore the region

Beatiful views over the hills of Beaujolais, Fleurie

Upon arriving at our home, you’ll pass through the legendary vineyards of the Beaujolais region—Morgon, Fleurie, Chiroubles, and Saint-Amour—where rolling hills, vibrant colors, and charming villages beckon you to explore. The neighboring Bourgogne countryside offers scenic hiking trails, cycling routes, and leisurely walks for every traveler. Just 15 minutes away, a picturesque lake awaits for a refreshing swim or a peaceful lakeside stroll. And if you’re craving a taste of city life, the bustling gastronomic capital of Lyon is within easy reach, promising cultural discoveries and unforgettable dining experiences. Enjoy the perfect blend of nature, relaxation, and adventure in this unique corner of France.

Beaujolais: The Perfect Bridge Between Lyon and Bourgogne for Your French Immersion

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Belleville's market

Every Tuesday, come and meet the producers of the region. This market is an authentic rural market, where you can find everything : vegetables, fruits, cheeses, meat, honey, even souvenirs.

Cormatin's castle

Situated in Southern Burgundy, this castle was built in 1606. You can visit the sumptuous apartments of 1627-1628 and discover its gardens with the atmosphere of a 16th century park.

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The Solutré rock

A geological, historical and splendid place. It is the ideal site for a nice walk (about 1 hour), in the heart of the vineyard. The view from the top is magnificent. For enthusiasts, there is a museum about prehistory which explains life of people in the region 30,000 years ago.

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Cluny's abbey

Around 1100, the Cluniac order presided over 10,000 monks and 1,500 monasteries across Europe. At that time, its church was the largest in the world. While some parts have been destroyed, the remaining structures are truly stunning.

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Pizay's Castle

Built in medieval times, this castle has been transformed into a luxurious hotel and winery. In addition to exploring its exquisite French gardens, visitors can enjoy an oeno-sensory experience to learn the art of wine tasting and discover the castle's  wines.

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The Saint Rigaud Mount

The highest point in the Rhône area (1009m), this site is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts. Be sure to climb the observation tower for a breathtaking 360° panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.

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"Hameau Duboeuf"

A sprawling theme park dedicated to vineyards and wine, offering a journey through 2,000 years of Beaujolais history. The experience concludes with a wine tasting

Day Tour in Lyon

Discover Lyon in a day: stroll through its UNESCO-listed Old Town, explore charming traboules, admire stunning views from Fourvière, and indulge in the city's renowned gastronomy and bustling streets

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Day Tour in Beaune

Spend a day in Beaune, the heart of Burgundy. Visit the famous Hospices de Beaune, wander its cobblestone streets, taste world-class wines, and soak in the town's rich history

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Chalon-sur-Saône

Discover Chalon-sur-Saône, a city I first experienced during its incredible street arts festival. It's a lively and dynamic place, perfect for exploring history, culture, and vibrant local life.

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Day Tour in Bresse

Spend a day in Bresse, where my mother grew up and my grand parents had their farm. Explore the stunning Monastery of Brou, visit the Domaine des Planons, and immerse yourself in the region’s rich traditions and charm.

Feel free to choose your preferred excursion options once you arrive—our team is here to help you make the most of your French immersion in Beaujolais, nestled between Lyon and Bourgogne. For a detailed overview of our packages, take a look at our prices and plan the perfect adventure that suits your interests and budget.

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