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The Burgundy region of France has long been famous for its wines. Iconic varieties such as Pinot Noir and Chardonnay originate from this area. Dijon, known for its wealth of historic buildings, is the capital of Burgundy. Another notable city in the region is Beaune, also home to many historic sites. If you’re a food and wine enthusiast, you’ll feel right at home in Burgundy, but there’s also plenty to discover for lovers of culture. Enjoy scenic walks through forests or vineyards, or visit one of the region’s impressive old castles.
If you want to go camping, Auxerre offers a range of options. There are campsites set in the heart of nature, as well as special family campsites with swimming pools and playgrounds. Campsites in Auxerre vary in size and level of comfort, so you can choose what best suits you and your family. Whether you prefer a location by the water or closer to the city, Auxerre has something for everyone.
A historic bridge that leads you into the heart of the city.
This cathedral is the most important religious building in Auxerre.
A beautiful church in Auxerre.
An impressive former abbey that’s well worth a visit.
Unique wine cellars where you can take a guided tour and sample local wines.
Near Auxerre, you’ll find several other historic towns worth visiting:
The historic city of Dijon is renowned for its wine and mustard.
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The historic town of Nevers is located on the banks of the Loire River.
The historic city of Beaune can be found along the Route du Soleil.
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The village of Vézelay attracts many visitors for its wealth of historical, religious, and cultural landmarks.
The historic city of Mâcon is surrounded by vineyards.
Auxerre is located close to the renowned Chablis wine region, making it the perfect place to sample local wines while camping. The city also boasts many medieval sites, and you can discover its art and architecture by joining a city tour. Of course, you can also explore this historic city at your own pace. For excellent wine and remarkable architecture, choose a campsite in Auxerre!
