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Burgundy & Alsace, France

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Burgundy and Alsace are two of France's most celebrated wine and cultural regions, stretching from the rolling vineyards of the Côte d'Or to the Rhine Valley's Vosges foothills. Burgundy is world-famous for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, its medieval abbeys, and the historic city of Dijon, while Alsace is renowned for its Riesling and Gewurztraminer wines, its half-timbered villages like Colmar and Riquewihr, and its distinctly Franco-German culture. Travellers come for the scenic Route des Grands Crus, canal and river cycling, rich gastronomy — including escargot, coq au vin, and choucroute garnie — and some of the most picturesque countryside in Europe.

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Burgundy & Alsace, France · 7 days

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Self-Launched Burgundy & Alsace Wine & Culture Adventure

From the medieval half-timbered streets of Troyes to the fairy-tale wine villages of Alsace, this self-launched version of Exodus's premium Burgundy & Alsace tour lets you follow the same iconic route — cheesemakers, grand châteaux, canal boat rides and celebrated vineyards — at a fraction of the price. Swap the private minibus for trains and local buses, boutique group-tour hotels for well-reviewed budget hotels and guesthouses, and guided tastings for self-bookable experiences via GetYourGuide and direct winery reservations. France's greatest wine and food region has never been more accessible.

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Burgundy & Alsace, France · 7 days

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Discover Burgundy & Alsace: Self-Launched Wine & Culture Adventure

Same medieval towns, sweeping vineyards and château visits as the Exodus guided tour — just without the group tour price tag. This self-launched version takes you from Auxerre through Chablis, Vézelay, Dijon and Beaune before finishing in the fairy-tale canals of Colmar. You'll book your own tastings directly with the wineries, catch the train independently from Dijon to Colmar, and stay in characterful budget hotels and guesthouses rather than escorted-tour properties. Burgundy and Alsace are among the most independent-travel-friendly regions in France — excellent public transport, English-speaking locals, and world-class food and wine at every price point. Cost estimates are approximate and based on current budget-traveller rates.

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~£685

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