It was a delightful experience with a wide array of stores to explore. This location offers a comprehensive shopping experience, featuring numerous designer outlets with attractive discounts.

A lot of popular brands with good prices. Best place for shopping❤️

Although a part of the mall was under (re)construction : nice place to shop

Good selection of shops. Not too many options for food. Too few bathrooms for such a large place.

Great shopping place near Troyes if you are on the way to Paris. Many brands and decent prices

Great place, good stuff to buy, good prices, dogs are allowed (big+) nice restoraunts, perfect place to shop nice and spend whole day!

One of the oldest outlet in france and around Paris if you would like to drive almost two hours to get there. But you do find good prices and even rare items. So I like it ! I will come back for sure. Thank you guys

The valley is special, u actually see cats around it ..

This was listed as a significant tourist spot in Troyes but it’s just an alleyway. There was a shop selling cat-themed gifts and a restaurant called Le Chat but that’s it. I really don’t get it.

Buildings are all well and good, but no cats?

A tourist spot in Troyes

(Translated by Google) A tiny alley so narrow that the roofs of the houses almost touch. It's so named because cats can easily jump from one roof to the other. Characteristic. (Original) Minuscolo vicolo così stretto che i tetti delle case quasi si toccano. È così nominato perché i gatti possono tranquillamente saltare da un tetto all' altro. Caratteristico.

(Translated by Google) Alley to discover in Troyes, pretty medieval district, tourist, see also the cathedral of course (Original) Ruelle à découvrir à Troyes, Joli quartier médiéval, touristique,voir aussi l cathédrale bien sur

(Translated by Google) It is a narrow alley that apparently got its name because cats could weld from one building to another. In reality I did not find anything particularly interesting, apart from the half-timbered houses. (Original) Si tratta di uno stretto vicolo che pare si chiamasse così in quanto i gatti avrebbero potuto saldare da un edificio all’altro. In realtà non ho trovato nulla di particolarmente interessante, case a graticcio a parte.

Great welcoming, an expected gem just at the corner of the cathedral and at 500m from cite des vitrail. Troy is well known for its vitrail but who knew that they have a local distillery for one of the amazing invention which is not to miss, THE PRUNELLE,,, 7 stars for this shop.

Staff was so helpful, and it made for an amazing experience. Highly recommend this place to buy local wine and champagne 🍾.

The very place to buy the Prunelle de Troyes and many other wines. 👏🏻

Such friendly and knowledgeable staff. Relaxing browsing atmosphere and of course the amazing view of the Cathedral. The atmosphere is super friendly even among customers because the layout facilitates interaction. Be sure to check out the cellar if you've got the cash.

A good selection of well priced wines including some unusual ones we couldn’t get elsewhere.

Excellent selection of champagne at a decent price, particularly recommend the Chassenay 👍

Nice selection and friendly service. The building is very cool and it's fun to tour the cellar.

worth a visit, lots of slots, free parking and open late!!

We only did a short walk to and over the bridge. Nice, even without using all the touristic infrastructure.

Bofs land

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Super

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Top 😁

The grounds are enormous and with some interesting buildings adjacent to the main building which is undergoing some considerable reconstructions. Pity the cafe not open on a Tuesday but a nice place to visit for a couple of hours.

Chateau de Vaux is a beautiful manor in the Southern part of the Aube département. Upon entry (9€ per adult) you receive a map of the castle and a game to find the golden bell. I did not follow the game and only explored the site. The renovations are still ongoing and only the music hall was fully restored on the ground floor. Further the basement might be the most catching to see. The stables were also open. It is a nice place to visit and I am sure it will be eben more interesting when fully renovated. The staff was always very friendly and helpful.

Very friendly reception, beautiful estate.

Not exactly what you would expect to see for 9 euro. Only ground floor open and not much inside, the outbuildings and the court looks ok but again a bit pricey.

Magnifique endroit pour fêtes et mariage. I highly recommend this place for anyone from outside France also who wants to get married or do a big party there. They offer up to 88 sleeping arrangements and receptions for hundreds and hundreds.

It is very much a work in progress, but I enjoyed learning about it and seeing it in its current state. I feel like this will give more appreciation for the finished product, as well as a good opportunity to see the reality of a structure that's that old without proper upkeep.

Quite very well renovated. All the pictures and plans for the past renovation aka things still to be done are on display. Great for a wedding venue.

My favourite amusement park to go with my family with two boys age 4 and 5. Lots of rides for them to go in and enjoy. Maximum lengtu of a lineup for us this day was 15 minutes.

Wow. This is one of the most well run theme parks I‘ve ever been to. It’s on the smaller side, but it offers enough to spend a whole day here. The whole park is very clean, ticket and park food prices are very fair and the ride operations are lightning quick. I unfortunately visited on of the most crowded days of the year, but because this park is so well run, I got everything done including 17 rides on their main attraction Alpina Blitz. I highly recommend a visit, and I‘m excited for their new coaster in 2027.

Nigloland is one of those parks that’s big enough to be exciting, yet small enough to stay cozy and easy to enjoy. It’s clean, nicely kept, and full of charm, perfect for a relaxed family day. There can be queues for the main attractions, but honestly, which park doesn’t have them during school holidays? What I really love is how balanced it feels: not just for little kids or thrill-seeking teens, but great for families with children of all ages. Even toddlers can find something fun to ride. During Halloween, it’s especially atmospheric, colorful, cheerful, and full of small details that make you smile. And by the way, it’s in Champagne, so technically, between rides with the kids, you can still sneak off for a tasting or two. To each their own pleasure. A warm, well-run park. Five stars, happily.

Nigloland is wonderfull blend between a fully fine to be old fashioned theme park for toddlers and older. You got everything for what you pay. It's clean, you have decent lines for all kind of attractions and rollercoasters. Spend a entire day in there. And it was a good surprise. An excellent ratio quality/price. If you plan to stay for a whole week end you should definitely stay at Hotel des pirates. The props are fun, the owners come to visit oftenly the customers. The restaurants has everything you'd like to eat. For starters you can enjoy the garden to take a drink while your kids are playing in the big playground just aside to where you can bask in the late afternoon light in your seat sipping your cocktail ! A nice stay for any family

Such an amazing experience with family, good for the little ones and also very fun for the adults. This is one of the most beautiful and well kept and maintained attraction park I’ve ever been to in my life. You can really tell they keep their maintenance and housekeeping to a really high standard. All staff were also very friendly. The rides are all amazing. The African “safari” on the boat was a highlight. So entertaining. So in awe of what they have created at this park. The gardens are also beautiful, reminds me of the botanic gardens.

Great Theme Park, went here but it was raining yet i had fun!

Nigloland is really very good. We stayed in the Cabainia cabins and we’ve stayed in the pirates hotel before. We’ve also done Astérix and Disney before and the quality here is much better. The decor, rides, waiting times all great. In particular their team are very nice. They do a very good job.

The château is located in a very small village with limited options for dining or sightseeing nearby. Only a small part of the garden is open to visitors, as most areas are private and people live there, which also means photos inside are not allowed. The guide shares some historical information, but the visit is quite short. It may be interesting if you are already in the area, but I wouldn’t recommend traveling long distances just for this visit.

Came to the small town of Tanlay for the chateau. We brought our Bulldog with, so we just wen for the exteriour visit. Be aware of the opening times (it's closed for lunchtime) when you visit. The chateau was completed around in the middle of the 17th century. Even though construction have begun almost 100 years earlier. It's been in the hands of the same family since the 18th Century and is still owned by them. It's a really nice chateau. Maybe not the biggest you've seen, but definitely one of the prettiest. It's a real looker. With the moat surrounding it it's a picture-perfect castle. Make sure to go for a walk in the park/woods behind the castle. It's an easy, flat walk along the water. Dogs allowed here as well. A nice and relaxing spot with only few visitors. Staff here was very nice and friendly, very welcoming. And 3 Euros for the exteriour visit a real steal. It takes a lot of money and manpower to take care of this chateau and its surroundings. A very rewarding visit. Really enjoyed it. If you arrive by car you can park for free along the main road, just 1-2min away from the chateau.

Origimally magnificent but now decrepit and unloved, with national treasures (books, tapestries et c) being destroyed by a "noble" family. Better given back to the people, where it stole most of its wealth from. The guide was lovely though.

Beautiful castle that is worth seeing. I don't speak French so I received a sketchy presentation in English. In my opinion, this presentation is very poor in information, information that is also missing inside the castle.

Wonderful fairy tale Chateau moated in beauty, drenched in peace surrounded with epic beauty,. E.G. a 2km avenue of lime trees canals and meadows not to mention the architecture.

The chateau has a lot of period furnishings and decor that are often lacking in other historic sites. The place oozes history and intrigue. Check the website for current hours and tour times.

Beautiful old castle with a great collection of art.

What beutiful gardens the formal gardens are wonderful and the parkland offers a lovely shady walk when the sun was as hot as it was the day we visited. Dog friendly, they are only not allowed in the formal boxed hedged area they are allowed to walk around then. The house itself is really a performing arts area but the building itself is beutiful. The staff were very friendly and it was cheap to visit half at least the price of a simular garden in the UK. Small cafe on site as well I'm the summer July and August they have musical and performance arts in the gardens I understand. Good parking as well even for motorhomes Well worth a visit.

Very nice building, full of interesting architecture. The gardens are beautiful with a variety of planting schemes. Very peaceful walking round or sitting near the pond.

We go there many times a year and the gardens are a joy to stroll and to enjoy the scenery of the castle. The amazing tree sculptures, the giant Sequoia, the pond, it's a pleasure to visit 😉. And afterwards a local beer or coffee, wine?

Super nice garden and the building is awesome, especially the attic!

The gardens are beautiful, as mentioned in others’ reviews. I am not sure the cost of €6,50 per adult to enter equates to the experience though. The chateau was empty with no art on the walls and unfurnished. We only had access to two rooms to look at and this didn’t add much to the experience. Disappointing as we have seen many other excellent historical places filled with art and explanation (like in Dijon who seem to provide much more for free for the tourist). To add insult to injury, we were expected to pay an extra euro to get the information guide in English.

Lovely gardens and park, very well maintained. There are lawn chairs where you can have a short break. Really worth a visit, we were happy to be in the area and enjoy it.

Great couple of hours out, very nice woodland to walk through on a warm sunny day.

They have made a great program for everyone to have a dynamic couple of hours walking the city of Essoyes and discovering the life of the man and artist. Renoir's House, Gardens, his studio, the cemetery where you can find his grave and that of his wife plus the cultural center where you can watch a short film in English/ French and see the cute exhibition. Very friendly people/youth greeting us as we passed by. All in all, an enjoyable and educational experience for adults and young people. I say just come to this city. You will end up with a bunch of beautiful pictures to remember the visit. Audio guides available. Credit cards accepted. English-speaking staff.

I love visiting this little museum in Essoyes, the foundation that manages the Renoir estate and studio do such a great job. The staff is particularly friendly, speak English (thankfully, still learning French) and they are really nice and helpful. We chose to take along the head-sets and I'm glad we did! The life and times of Renoir is fascinating how this artist saw real life and painted it. I'm so glad he did. One of my absolute favorite painters who also LIVED his life shows in the walking museum through the town. You will learn so much about his first love ART as well as his daily life in this "vacation" or resting spot for him to reflect. Every time I am in Champagne~Ardenne I include this on my itinerary because everyone enjoys it so much. This precious little town too, makes me want to rent an apartment and just walk the streets on a Saturday morning and step back in time.

Terrific village to spend the afternoon with a picnic and a comfortable pair of shoes. The village is very quaint and photogenic. They have many bistros and bars to eat and drink. The Renoir exhibit is very informative and detailed. It is a walking tour that starts in the office of tourism and ends at his grave.

Very beautiful location with the Renoir connection

Small but well thought out and interesting. . Definitely make use of the audio guide to enhance your visit.

Great museum of Renoir family, the world of painting and that of the cinema!

Beautiful! A must visit!

De Gaulle was a legend in his own mind. Horrible leader with a massive ego. Bad combination. He never could thank the English or Americans for the liberation of France. Just a small man all around.

Very interesting and well presented tribute to the great man. Plenty parking. Toilets on site. Cafe. Helpful staff. Easy walking distance to the town to see the gravesite.

Very suprising experience. Unexpectedly comprehensive, interesting and well curated museum. Stuff was very kind, fluent in English and helpful. Definitely worth to visit, although for non-french people :)

Brings modern French history to life. Excellent interpretation alongside a lovely cafe and gift shop. Great views over the countryside. Quite a moving experience.

Well that’s two hours of my life I won’t get back. I have never been to a museum that has such bad lighting and small writing. The amount of content you need to read is exhausting. We entered with a real interested in the life of Charles de Gaulle. We left, knowing not a great deal, more than when we entered,. We noticed many people got bored after the first hour and quickly rush through the museum. for English speaking people, you need to give yourself at least four hours.

Fantastic museum. They have radio headphones in several languages that are poised to go off when you hit certain points in the museum. The museum is large and has an inside and outside section. My headphones didn't fuction properly which was a bummer. I'd even taken them back a couple of times and got them replaced. All the boards are multi-lingual so I had a good time. Very extensive collection. Would go back to see it again.

A very nicely made memorial. It is not just to learn about Charles De Gaulle. This memorial will make you live the life of this iconic person and will experience the experiences that shaped his personality and life changing decisions.

Makes you wonder, A very intimate moment with a certain period of France's history. I visited La Boisserie on a sunny day, how would my sentiment be on a harsh day?

Very nice impression of a typical midcentury furnished french country house with lot of de Gaulle détails...

Just 3 rooms to view, but a lovely home. Peaceful village.

Well worth a visit to get an insight into one of the towering figures of the 20th century.

An understated but emotive tribute to the great statesman

Not much to see nothing in English but a lovely home

Nice to go to after museum!

Nice example of a french chateau. Decent guides offered (paper or audio - in french and English). Dressing up clothes for the kids were pretty fun, and they got to wear them all around the chateau inside. Well worth the visit. Grounds outside were also nice, though worth knowing that they don't allow picnics in the grounds.

This is a privately owned Chateau that has been for 100's of years. The latest owners with the help of the Local Government have restored alot but they desperately need a new roof. You can see in some of the rooms that water is coming through and affecting the rooms beneath. Such a shame. You can only visit the first floor. The rooms are very intricate and pretty with some seriously pretty floors. Parquet and tiled which are in very good condition at the moment. We managed to capture a QR code at the entrance which allowed us to listen to an audio guide which was excellent and allowed us to appreciate the history. Really enjoyable and we spent 2 hours inside and the time flew by.

As in france we wanted to go to a Chateau wow this was a fine one too open all day (unlike everything else in France shuts 12 till 3 🤨) fine rooms amazing painting on the walls. Followed by a pizza from the village/town.

Beautiful and historical place in a small village but good area with good foods and people are friendly. I didn’t get inside as it was an event day But recommend it

Beautiful chateau and gardens worth a visit. €25 for 2 adults. They close for lunch 12.30-2 so we had to split our visit house before lunch then gardens after. An unusual exhibition of hairstyles through the ages A section of the ground floor rooms are being restored. Amazing detailed work.

Beautiful castle. Wonderful gardens. Lego exhibition going on. Audio guides available in different languages. Friendly staff. We enjoyed the visit! Totally recommended.

Magnificent decor and impressive building, ground floor still in process of restoration. Very reasonably priced and immaculate gardens. Having been vacant, somehow lacking in personality but well worth a visit

The main attraction in this museum is a beautiful large bronze vase, which was a burial gift for the so-called Lady of Vix . The lady must have been a princess of one of the Celtic tribes that lived in this area at the end of the first Iron Age, around 500 BCE. The other galleries have collections about the Gallo Roman times until present day and near the entrance is a section on natural history. There was a wall full of woodprint blocks, which was interesting.

An amazing place. Superb.

Very helpful and kind staff. I went to the museum specifically for the lady of vix burial goods. A little disappointed by the exhibit, it’s clear that the exhibit is still a work in progress. There was very little informative texts, especially at the start of the exhibit. The museum also displays the remains of the lady. The issue of displaying human remains is contentious at best, but even if it wasn’t I dont feel that the museum did it appropriately. The fact that the museum shows a reconstruction of her burial chamber just in front of the case containing her remains really emphasise the disrespect it is to have her lying on the floor, in the dirt.

Visited on a rainy day. Better than I expected from a small provincial museum.

The Vix crater is amazing

Beautiful museum with some impressive artifacts. Friendly staff and not busy at all, I was the only on there around mid-day.

Its a big museum. And you will surprise with many things that you never see before.

Very interesting place to visit if you are in the region. Full of history. You will need 1 1/2 hours to visit.

Mildly interesting. The main problem is hidden. The tickets used to pay for the restoration, which was mostly done by volonteers. When it was almost finished, the owner decided to get the management back in order to collect the reward .. (Edit) the answer of the owner does not address the fact that they let the city managed the place until it became profitable, then the owner took back the management...

Great place to visit if your passing by Buffon, Montbard, the forge of Montbard is a historical place where thry used to produce iron so you get to see many places like the dorms of the workers and their families and the working place with its equipements as well as many halks of seevices and other uses and the buildings are integrated with nature with the artifical canal of the river that was made to pass water for hydrolic machines uses and there is courtyards around it with gardens on the other side,very beautiful

Super place to visit, great guided tours in a number of languages, a real insight into early iron making

Interesting visit if you're into industrial history and are ready to take some time reading the supporting material.

Fascinating place! Not a huge place but we had a guide in English with further explanations around. GOod value for money

Very interesting

Unfortunately the walkways are closed but it’s still a good thing to see

Definitely worth the detour to admire this viaduct!

Impressive but shame the footpath was closed.

Stopped here today (26/9/23)and the public walkways are still closed. It is an amazing structure and well worth stopping to see and photograph. There is no work going on - there doesn’t appear to be anything structural needed as trains are still crossing. It just needs to have the cleaning finished; most of it is done but some of the stonework is still black. Please finish the work and reopen the walkways for us to be able to really enjoy this incredible viaduct in full.

Really breathtaking site to see, Downside was they closed the passageway for the visitors. I don't know how long it will be closed.

Nice viaduct. Just sadly closed due to renovation.

Visited September 23rd 2018 and the walkway WAS open but there is evidence of ongoing maintenance work so the walkway position is not certain everyday. Well worth a visit though it would benefit from a better path at the 'other side '!

A very large cathedral Free to enter and enjoy Parking on street Playground opposite Signs in French and English

Beautiful cathedral with some magnificent tapestries.

Beautiful cathedral! Speechless.

So big, so beautiful!

Nice

(Translated by Google) An architectural gem! A cathedral printer, it's definitely worth the detour to take a look inside! A real joy to enter and walk around on a summer day, inside we can feel the freshness of the imposing stone blocks! The stained glass windows are also very beautiful! I recommend going there (Original) Un joyaux d'architecture ! Une imprimante cathédrale, elle vaut vraiment le détour d'y jeter un œil à l'intérieur ! Un vrai petit bonheur d'y entrer et de se balader à l'intérieur d'un jours d'été, dedans nous pouvons ressentir la fraîcheur des blocs de pierres imposant ! Les vitraux sont aussi très beaux ! Je recommande d'y passer

(Translated by Google) A very impressive cathedral for such a small town. We were pleasantly surprised. The whole town is worth a visit. (Original) Sehr beeindruckende Kathedrale für solch eine kleine Stadt. Waren positiv überrascht. Die ganze Stadt ist einen Besuch wert.

Peaceful garden with the Source of the river Seine. It's a cave with a nice sculpture from which the water flows in a small wet area. Many people will have seen the Seine when it passes Paris, but here you can see the first trickle of it. There is a rest area with some benches and some GR walking routes pass the place The entrance is free

A bit of a drive from Dijon to get here. However it’s a lovely scenic location with walking paths as well as picnic locations. It’s free to visit

It’s a very interesting yet relaxing site. It’s easy to get to, always open and it’s free, there is a hiking trail as well as a bike route. There is a huge open space with picknick tables at the source.

Visiting the source of the river is always exciting. This small spring water runs through Paris over 800km and finally arrives the sea.

Beautiful and peaceful park. Walking trails of 11km was worth it.

A place to visit if you want to know where the Seine starts. By the way, by visiting this place you are also visiting a part of Paris, as the city owns this land.

...nice place into woods with tables for piknik👍😃

A painfully over-restored castle. The newly restored right tower is not a sight to behold. Inside, however, many interesting details are still visible. Also of interest is the building's vertical open section, which reveals the medieval structure.

I loved this castle! It is well-restored and has an interesting history. It's wild to imagine walking on floor tiles that have been in use for maybe 900 years! There is just enough decor and information to give you a sense of the castle over the centuries... It feels a bit like a treasure hunt, following along with the story of the former inhabitants and the renovation process. Don't miss the lower level with the story of the renovations. The video at the end almost made me cry. Keep an eye on time because they do kick you out for their lunch break! The medieval garden was so well-tended, we loved all the happy herb plants with their corresponding labels. I also loved the colorful tiles in the bathroom. It's amazing how the visitors center was designed so as to be essentially invisible when approaching the castle. We also really enjoyed the saunter through the town to get to the castle. What a charming place! It's a great value for the price of admission... We paid 6 Euros and we were there for almost two hours. Would have stayed longer!

Fantastic castle with great audio visuals in 4 languages. Excellent exhibition detailing the recent renovation and lovely walled gardens. Perfect mornings entertainment for the family. Tremendous views of the surrounding countryside.

This is a very well maintained beautiful small château that has an audio self guided tour as well as regular tours (check with chateauneuf team for hours and languages). The small village where the château is located is a very quaint village with beautiful stone houses and quite a variety of small restaurants where you can havevlunch, dinner or just an apéritif or a coffee break. Checked some of the menus andcthe prices were quite reasonable . . Definitely recommended !

It is not expensive to visit, which is fair as a lot of the castle is not available to see. There are a lot of videos to watch about the renovation work which are quite interesting. There were a couple of primary school classes visiting when we went, so it was often difficult to see anything. It's not somewhere I would take the smaller grandchildren as it's quite bland and a lot of reading to do to understand it. Parking in the very pretty village and toilets near the gift shop.

Went with the family during our holiday. Kids (4 & 7yrs) loved it. Free entrance for kids, adults was not so expensive. (6eur p.p) (The souvenir shop itself was quite expensive) Keep in mind that between 12.30-14.00 visiting is closed. We spended ~1 hr in the château and also ~1hr in the village. Lots of art to be found, some restaurants but no grocery shopping.

Lovely place for a walk and some ice cream. If you have the time, take the full tour of the fortress. If not, enjoy the majestic renovations and the view. Carefully: avoid walking under the oaks- the caterpillars are toxic.

Visited at the end of April. The town itself is well worth your time. Meandering local streets filled with centuries old buildings by the river and a walk up to the grotto takes you back to other times. The grotto was an interesting side visit especially since you get in a boat to meander up and down the cave section that has an interesting history both timeless and fascinating. Very quiet tourist wise that time of year so no battle for parking or queues to get in. Kids will love the boat ride in the “dark".

Small cave well presented by the guides. The tour includes a boat trip inside. Not that spectacular though.

Nice tour guide and also nice boat tour. It was fun. I recommend it!!

A beautiful cave in a lovely town that you should definitely explore. The staff is very friendly and all are volunteers. Some speak better English than others, but the information is certainly conveyed.

well organized with friendly enthousiastic volunteers, worth the entry fee. toilet available and drinks for fair prices at the entrance. be aware due too limited capacity of the boats working with time slots and full is full

A nice view of the cave with a great story written around the cave. Very entertaining, cool to sit in a boat in a cave without an engine. Once it falls silent its quite eerie. Didn't know what to expect going in, but exceeded any expectation I had. The town outside and the source of the river are also very picturesque and worth a visit. Sadly not really a place to get a nice lunch when we visited.

Fun short cave trip with unique boat ride. Not a very large cave tour but interesting non the less and nice guides. Also go down to the river down below on 1 minute distance in the village its very beautiful.

Beautiful church with amazing colored windows

Very pretty check the owl on the l’est with your left hand for good luck!

Awesome catholic gothic style church ⛪️

Another handy bicycle sharing station in Dijon just on the same street as Église Notre Dame de Dijon. Not much to write except it's a tribute to this city of Dijon for maintaining this very convenient and efficient transportation alternative. It's pretty easy to use, just follow the instructions on the station's automation machine and all will be a smooth ride around this beautiful city.

Beautiful church in the heart of the old town.

Very nice and full of secrets

Very good, super

Cool and iconic in Dijon... easy to find. It's nice to find it without Google maps to make it for Cool... just follow the signs on the street floor.

A modern old town, just follow the golden arrows for sightseeing. The shops are neat and orderly. I saw people slipping after the rain because the floor is slippery. It is recommended to wear shoes a good shoes. There is a restaurant that supports Down syndrome. I recommend you try it.

Palm-sized and polished by countless hands, the little owl carved into Notre-Dame’s wall turns a side lane into a ritual. Touch with your left hand and make a wish; the brass pavement plate with the owl logo marks the stop and small arrows carry you along Dijon’s Parcours de la Chouette. This is the route’s namesake and most photographed moment: modest stone, big civic idea. I like how the trail knits small details to major landmarks - marker, brief engagement, onward wayfinding - so one carving speaks to grander sites across the old town.

Super nice tour especially for kids which are keen on discovering the next owl of Dijon on the way. All nice attractions can be seen on this journey.

Great mid evil city with not a lot of tourists. Great wines from around the region, many fine restaurants and a truly great French market place

Loved randomly following footpath markers to discover iconic landmarks in Dijon. You can buy a €4 map from the tourist office and do it in an organized manner or just set yourself a challenge to see how many you can find on your travels.

I like it - brings good luck if you place your right hand on it :) A tip from a local: Once there, make sure to check the rooftop of the building to the right of the owl, you'll find beautiful owl and cat.. keeping an eye on the city ;) (photo below)

The rooms are beautiful. Lots of classic old works, a few modern works, so not very impressive for me. Admission is free, so it's worth seeing the architecture. Beware, there's a trap on the first floor, you'll never get out without asking... we weren't the only ones. Fortunately, the lovely security staff are there to help.

We were greeted by very friendly staff who explained the museum's layout. This museum is large, entry is free, and there are several floors of exhibits to see. The grounds around the museum are picturesque as well. Enjoy!

A free art museum! It was a treat, of course. I'm not an expert, but I think their collection was very good, based mostly on the Duc's collection. Don't miss the Duc and Duchess's tombs! Everything was in french and it wasn't very crowded, even on a Saturday and even with people fleeing from the rain, like we were.

The Best Things in Life Are Free Well, that’s certainly true for the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Dijon. I first discovered it a few years ago while tracking works by Vieira da Silva and Nicolas de Staël—and since then, it has become an almost obligatory stop on the way to or back from the South. Just three hours from Luxembourg, and each visit brings something new. This time, a megalomaniac Chinese painter exhibited right in front of the tombs of the Dukes of Burgundy—a juxtaposition as unexpected as it is striking. And if you’re traveling with children, don’t miss the fantastical animals of Pompon. A place where history, discovery, and wonder are all free of charge.

Incredible museum. Very rich collection and well displayed and organised. Free to hold your bags in lockers and the staff are friendly and professional. Highly recommend visiting here!

The Dijon Museum of Fine Arts is well organised and an example of a must see museum outside of Paris, London, etc. There's everything from beautifully curated medieval art to sculpture to art and photography of the 1900s and 2000s. As a bonus, it's free to enter. Most definitely a not to be missed attraction in Dijon.

Just around the corner from our apartment was the gallery, it was fabulous, great works of art, by all the usual suspects, paintings and sculptures, a good 2 hours will suffice this wonderful painting by Tissot was the icing on the cake

What a remarkable collection of machines. I particularly liked the Abarth car collection. The motorcycles were numerous most makes I’d never heard of. All of them are for sale if you have a barn big enough to accommodate them. There are agricultural machines, fire fighting vehicles and most impressive the aircraft. Not restored but left to weather and decay. So many that you can view close up.

Well, they do offer free parking on-site, so that's a plus. The place seems a bit neglected and dirty, but don't let that stop you from visiting. As I'm a USAF retired fighter aircraft mechanic, I visited just to see the aircraft. Sadly, you're not allowed to actually walk around them. You're only allowed to walk in front of them on a gravel pathway. Still worth a visit. The motorcycle museum was over the top impressive. Clearly this is their main focus. There is nothing special about going inside other than to see the motorcycle collection. On our vacation, we used this stop as a time filler along the driving route to Paris. About an hour away from Paris.

Amazing place to visit, especially for those who like cars, planes, and all things similar! Definitely worth checking out the grounds and walking among the exhibits. They also offer wine tasting on the grounds

It looks like some mad persons collected everything they could find and packed it into an old castle. Cars, fighter planes, fire trucks, bikes..... Sounds crazy but we loved it. You have to see it.

Exceptional castle with a great collection of Abarth cars, bikes and airplanes. Truly unique experience.

Had an amazing time here, great collection of cars and planes, something you not see very often. Really worth for money.

Stunning landscape even though during winter. The castle itself is well preserved with beautiful decoration. The vineyard surely gorgeous during summer time, but for now they are sleeping. The cars and motorcycles collection are crazy. They also have millions models of car, plane and service vehicles. The aircraft was packed in this place as well. You must visit if you are an aviation lover.

Self guided tour and tasting for 25 euros. Fantastic cellars, well laid out with informative video stations. For the tasting of 6 wines at the end Leane was professional and knowledgeable. We bought quite a few wines so maybe think about giving part of the initial fee back?

I regret our decision to visit this winery. While the cellars are interesting given their length, they are not worth seeing for the price. There is no proper greeting or personal guide, a small amount of audio/video in a few spots, no explanation or opportunity to ask questions. A big sales pitch at the end to purchase their expensive wines. Not at all worth the price.

We did the self-guided tour. It was very informative and the cellar was impressive. We also had a tasting at the end of 3 white and 3 red wines. We would definitely recommend this tour.

Malika was one of the best wine tasting ambassadors we have ever had. We were in the regular tour and she recognized that we were interested in 1er Crus. 15 bottles of tasting later we placed our order for 24 bottles of outstanding bottles. What a great experience! We will visit her every time we are in Beaune!

We did not enjoy this tour. It was raining, and they didn't even open the doors to let people in. There is little information on a self-tour, and the wine was the smallest amount I have seen in a tasting! It's all about trying to sell their wine. The cellars are large, but not to the standard of other tours.

This was a very nice chateau. The self guided tour was actually very pleasant. I love old cellars and seeing dusty bottles of goodness is really cool. The self paced tasting was pretty incredible. There were attendants if you had questions, but they let you "taste" as much as you wanted. A little dangerous for Americans but we kept it classy...mostly. We did talk to a sommelier about wine and ended up doing a private tasting with some very cool Irish folks. The wines were waaaaaayyyy out of our price league, but it was an awesome experience. We did buy a pricey bottle for our 1 year old to open on her 21st. She better enjoy it! Overall this place is classy, nice, ancient, and not too stuffy. Highly recommend it for the value.

We had an absolutely perfect time here. The tour is very interesting as the cellars are just enormous. The highlight, for us, was the tasting at the end. We had an almost hour long conversation, tasted some great wine, explored all their options, and couldn't have asked for more. Worth a visit.

Really loved the audio guide that gave great information but was entertaining the way it is done. Took us about an hour and a half to go through and a great picture of the non wine history in Beaune. Especially liked the pharmacie room and the presentation of every day life in those times.

This was definitely the highlight of our visit in Beaune. The building used to be a hospital for poor people and is now very well restored. Entrance fee is Euro 12 - you can book online or pay at the spot. The roof and the building itself are very beautiful but they cannot be seen from outside. You need to purchase a ticket. I am glad we did.

Truly beautiful: the roof, courtyard, musuem displays, the numerous works of art. Very well curated, easy to understand the history and acts of charity carried out here. The Last Judgement altarpiece is a true masterpiece and is not to be missed, very powerful Practically had the place to ourselves after 6

Great place to learn about how medicine was practices since the 15th century. Well restored and well presented. Their audio guide is an excellent teaching and learning tool, especially the “if you would like to learn more” green button.

Step back in time of old style hospital. Magnificent building with a tiled roof you can see best from inside the large courtyard. Well worth the entry fee. Booklet or headphones self audio tour are included with ticket price.

Working for a Hospice charity, I enjoyed seeing the granddad of Hospices in Beaune. This town was caring for the vulnerable from before my country was even discovered. Amazing tour and worth the ticket price to enter.

A must have seen in Beaune. Yes the roof is great. But for me the history of the very old hospital and its foundation fascinates me more. You get an audioguide, which I highly recommand. The tour is about 1 to 1,5 hours. A lot old hospital furnitures and equipment. Entrance was 12€, which is ok for such an historic place!

We had a wonderful experience with their guided tasting tour. My husband and I paid for the tasting, while our son accompanied us without participating, as he’s not into wine. The group size was limited to 10 people, but it ended up being just the three of us. Our guide spoke excellent English and shared his deep local wine expertise throughout the tour. We tasted four red wines, including a Grand Cru valued at around USD 295 per bottle (based on my later research), and three white wines featuring two premium crus. We were very impressed with the wine selection and overall tasting experience. The next day, when we dined at a local Michelin-starred restaurant, the sommelier recommended a red from the same winery as the first red we tasted (Marsannay 2021, approximately USD 64 per bottle market value or $85 in a Lyon restaurant ) to pair with our meal, which included both fish and chicken. Pinot Noir from Burgundy is well-structured and far more sophisticated than many Napa counterparts, which I find somewhat overpriced. The flavor profiles vary greatly depending on the winery and vintage. The Chardonnay also stood out, especially when served at the proper temperature. We particularly enjoyed the Saint-Aubin Premier Cru Les Champlots 2022 Blanc from Domaine Gilles Bouton et Fils (Vivino rating 4.0). Its floral and fruity notes of peach, apricot, and lemon, combined with a buttery hint and balanced acidity, made it exceptionally refreshing on an early summer day. We purchased a bottle and savored it back at our hotel. The wine glasses we used during tasting became a store souvenir. It’s a pity that both red and white Burgundy wines are quite delicate and don’t travel well in summer heat. Nevertheless, this historical church-turned-boutique wine market is a true gem. I highly recommend this guided tasting experience, especially for visitors from outside Europe. Good value with pleasant surprises.

Our group of 4 did a private wine tasting with Andréa and it was fantastic. He was so knowledgeable and took his time in taking us through each wine and helping us to appreciate their special qualities. Would highly recommend this experience.

Absolutely loved our experience at Boutique Wine Market! The self-paced wine tasting through the cellar was fantastic for our small group of 3. Tasting 8 wines, including 3 premier cru, was a highlight, and the massive maps added depth to the experience. In just one hour, we learned so much and enjoyed every moment. A big shoutout to the team for their incredible wine knowledge and hospitality. Highly recommend this gem for any wine enthusiast!

We took a 7 glasses wine tour in the store which has a great ambiance. The only downside of the tour was the wine itself. Even the more expensive and possibly better wines were not to the liking of a group of 6 persons. The fact that it was unanimously off was odd. Especially considering the price.

Our small group of 4 really enjoyed this wine tasting experience to go at your own pace through the cellar. We tasted 8 wines that included 3 premier cru and learned a lot from this experience and massive maps- overall a great 1 hour wine tasting for our small group! Big thanks to Amelia for sharing her incredible wine knowledge with us too.

Beautiful decoration inside. Wine tasting available.

I have been in Beaune a few times and Marche aux Vins is a fantastic place to purchase wine to be delivered to the US. Having used their expertise and purchasing some fantastic Puligny Montrachet white wines I love Bourgonone wines and this wine merchant has them all.

Unfortunately when I was there they had only guided tours. And I was just to late for the 11:30 tour. So I had to console myself having a look at the small free exhibition in the entrance

Lovely and quiet. Great place to break off from the Burgundy food and drink party.

An hour and a half of dry historic lecture. You see in 3 buildings where they have reconstructed scenes badly. There is really nothing original left there. I thought we at least would get to see the cheese being made but no. Sold in shop but no tasters. Do not take kids they would be so bored. Could have read all they said in a history book.

what a disappointment! we would NOT recommend it (abbaye de Fontenay yes!) - no original buildings on site, not one. - you visit 4 rooms, that's it (and not even originl buildings, sorry to insist) - no garden to visit, there is just a plain field next to it - visit only with a guide, which means you either have to book in advance or check the times - you dont get to see the cheese factory either - and if you were hoping for a bit of cheese tasting at the shop.... well you're not at the right place.

Ok, not much to see but peaceful get away

Difficult to get in, check carefully the conditions. Inside only with the guide, few times a day. Yes, it was during a weekday after the main season, but during about 40 minutes around we could see dozens of people coming and going away with disappointment.

Closed until after Easter, though from what is visible, not much of interest to those visiting historical sites

This stunning church is situated in the center of Dole in the Jura region in France is not to be missed

Yes, beautiful. But yet another disgraceful monument to the greed and avarice of the Catholic church. Where's the charity? Where's the love? People dying and starving with poverty all over the world, but money flying around the Vatican. Disgusting. They make me sick.

Hammer. Subba!! Must see

Beautiful Collégiale a must go

Lovely church. Worst a visit for all that like churches or find solice. Could use some restaurations and some English translations.

Lovely place! It makes you reminisce the history of this place.

Only seen from outside but well worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) Nice little passage, it's a shame there aren't more explanatory signs, except at the entrance, before going down the stairs. (Original) Petit passage sympa, dommage qu'il n'y ait pas plus de panneaux explicatifs, hormis à l'entrée, avant de descendre les escaliers.

(Translated by Google) Absolutely make the detour. The entrance from rue Pasteur is approximately 10m in the opposite direction to Maison Pasteur or possible access from the canal. Follow the cat on the ground that leads there: this buried architectural feat will leave you speechless! Muddy in September, wooden rafters allow easy access around the fountain. We deplore the few scattered pieces of waste. (Original) Faire absolument le détour. L'entrée depuis la rue Pasteur est à environ 10m direction opposée à la maison Pasteur ou accès possible depuis le canal. Suivre au sol le chat qui y conduit : cette prouesse architecturale enterrée vous laissera sans voix ! Boueux en septembre, des chevrons en bois permettent un accès aisé autour de la fontaine. On déplore les quelques déchets épars.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful passage under the streets of Dole, freely accessible without having to pay. (Original) Prachtige doorgang onder de straten van dole, vrij toegankelijk zonder te hoeven betalen.

(Translated by Google) The current washhouse dates back to the 19th century, having undergone several modifications between 1789 and 1864. Abandoned following the collapse of the vault, the site was sealed in 1953 by a concrete slab, before being restored and reopened to the public in 1986. The passageway today constitutes a picturesque shortcut linking the city center to the Little Venice of Dole. A curiosity not to be missed! (Original) Le lavoir actuel remonte au XIXᵉ siècle, ayant connu plusieurs aménagements entre 1789 et 1864. Abandonné à la suite de l'effondrement de la voûte, le site fut scellé en 1953 par une dalle de béton, avant d’être restauré et rouvert au public en 1986. Le passage constitue aujourd’hui un raccourci pittoresque reliant le centre-ville à la Petite Venise de Dole. Une curiosité à ne pas manquer !

(Translated by Google) A very dirty place when I was there, like almost everywhere in the city... It's a shame (Original) Un endroit très sale lors de mon passage, comme un peu partout dans la ville d'ailleurs... C'est dommage

(Translated by Google) Special place, accessible via tunnel. Great as part of a walking tour through Dole. Also called the cave of the Lepers. (Original) Bijzondere plek, via tunneltje te bereiken. Prima als onderdeel tijdens rondwandeling door Dole. Heet ook wel de grot van de Melaatsen.

(Translated by Google) Too bad the water isn't as clear, a lack of cleanliness (Original) Dommage que l'eau n'est pas n'est pas aussi limpide un manque de propreté