Industrial Heritage

A former hunting lodge of the Grand Condé, this fortified farm (ISMH) overlooking the Revinson valley has preserved its 15th century features: the guard room with a bread oven and …

The washhouse and fountain of Saint-Quentin. This spring has long been reputed to cure fevers and certain eye diseases. At the bottom of the village, surrounded by greenery, the Sa…

A beautifully restored washhouse, for the pleasure of walkers, this washhouse, built in the 19th century, occupied an important place in the life of the village. Because of its lo…

In the heart of this small village, the hand-cranked fountain adds to Auxant's rich heritage, most of which was built in the 19th century.

Its construction is the result of a deed of pledge concluded in 1243 between the abbot of Oigny and the Duke of Burgundy Hugues IV. The installation of a colony of Jews was then wo…

At the northern exit of the village, the restored washhouse and its springs (resurgences) called Dhuys or Douix, are surrounded by small caves. The stream slides under the road and…

Sab's - Alambic Bourguignon is a traditional distillery located in Beaune, the capital of Burgundy's great wines. With its mobile steam still, Sab's Alambic Bourguignon is one of…

The Moutarderie Fallot, France's first museum dedicated to mustard, invites you to discover this legendary condiment, thanks to a veritable voyage of discovery. A fun, interactive …

Thanks to a revolutionary staging and the use of highly sophisticated visual, audio and sensory aids, you'll finally be able to experience live all the stages in the processing of …

The fountain is located in the centre of the village of Bouhey and has a long drinking trough dating from 1903.

Since 1946, Fromagerie Gaugry has been making quality products using authentic Burgundian methods and know-how. Located in Brochon, it specialises in the production of soft, washe…

ATTENTION: The Grande Forge will be closed from Monday 21 August to Saturday 26 August inclusive due to the filming of the TV mini-series "Une amitié dangereuse". A prestigious ex…

The castle's garden is the legacy of several centuries of creation. As early as 1604, the archives mention the existence of an orchard, a vegetable garden and a park. From 1666 onw…

Educational farm Nestling in the Val de Saône, the Asinerie d'Eldamar is a place where people can share their knowledge of biodiversity and local breeds. Passionate about these sub…

Situated on the route to Santiago de Compostela, the Châtellenot wash-house is in the heart of the village near the town hall. To get there, you have to pass by a dovecote and the …

Double washhouse with a compluvium located on the edge of the Seine, near the source of the Douix. It is equipped with a protective grid to protect it from any intrusion.

The recently renovated village fountain accompanies the church built in the 1870s.

Located near the medieval castle, the Chénechoux fountain feeds a drinking trough and a washhouse.

The very pleasant site of Chenéchoux, between the upper and lower parts of the village, consists of a small communal house, a wash-house and a circular drinking trough fed by a fou…

South of Dijon, Chenôve was the first winegrowing town in the Côte-d'Or. The wine presses of the Dukes of Burgundy, in the heart of the old town, were entirely rebuilt in 1400, and…

The temple of gossip is how one wag dubbed the wash house of Colombier. Yet we guess these words on the wall plate girder were painted at a time of full use of the wash house. The …

The Commandery of Epailly An imposing witness to the Templars in Burgundy Listed in the inventory and a Templar chapel dating from the end of the 12th century, classified as a hist…

Tour of the centre: 1 straightening and cancelling machine, 3 small-format letter sorting machines, 1 large-format letter sorting machine. Visitors are provided with headphones and…

In the 19th century, two forges and a blast furnace employed more than 800 people in Drambon. In 1600, the village was already supplying cannons and cannonballs for the royal armi…

Let the sweet scent of aniseed waft through the narrow streets of Flavigny, leading you to the Fabrique d'Anis, set in the heart of the former Benedictine abbey. Here you'll discov…

The Anise Museum, very small, very cute For several hundred years, old boxes, old advertisements, and the old swinging basins have been preciously preserved in the attic of the abb…

For a long time, a lone pear tree marked the boundary between the communes of Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle and Villemervry. Visible from afar in the landscape of the plateau, this t…

Set on a rocky spur overlooking the plain, the village of Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle resembles an ancient medieval town still strongly marked by its history. The village grew up …

Old tile factory with 2 chimneys (one of them 30 m high), pottery with glazed kilns and overturned flame kiln, exhibition of old machines and tools and collection of stamped tiles …

Former wash house and court, beautiful facade on the banks of the Laigne.

The 19th-century wash-house at Marey-sur-Tille is the work of the renowned Dijon architect Sirodot. It is decorated with pilasters and an attic masking the zinc roof. Not very comm…

In 1595, Henri IV was said to have quenched his thirst at the Château's spring after his victory over Philippe II of Spain at Fontaine-Française, hence the name "the King's fountai…

Journey to the heart of Crémant de Bourgogne! At the heart of the Veuve Ambal production site, take a guided tour* and discover the secrets of Crémant de Bourgogne production: fro…

The Compagnie française du métal déployé was created in 1898 following the purchase of 4 Golding patents for the production of expanded metal. Expanded metal is a thin sheet of m…

The Fontenelle washhouse is only accessible on foot or by bike, in the direction of Ecutigny. Dating from 1865, it was built near the remains of a Gallo-Roman villa and is fed by a…

The village's most famous attraction is a recently restored windmill. It is thought to date back to the 14th century; however, we know for a fact that it was restored around 1780 a…

As in many villages in France, Montmançon had a public weighbridge to weigh animals, hay and grain (wheat...) for sale. The scales could weigh up to 15 tonnes. The measuring weigh…

The Tuilerie Laurent, the last artisanal tile factory, is located in the Auxois Morvan in Thil-la-Ville, commune of Nan-sous-Thil. We manufacture flat tiles, floor tiles, bricks …

Nuits-Saint-Georges can be discovered and tasted through this guided tour During the visit, the small streets of the historic centre will reveal their secrets that have been kept f…

After passing through the most famous Grands Crus, between the Clos de Vougeot and the famous Romanée-Conti, the Château d'Entre-Deux-Monts is revealed near the hamlets of Concœur …

The Imaginarium gives you an offbeat view of the world of vines and wine. "Sacrée Vigne": an extraordinary sound and light show recounting the odyssey of man and the vine through …