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Cycling Route Overview

Tour of Burgundy

667 km cycling route

Distance667 km
Ascent1022 m
Descent1022 m

The easiest way to get started

  1. Start with the map and check bike-friendly accommodations along the cycling route.
  2. To plan your trip individually, use the app on the right or optionally download the GPX file.
The Tour de Bourgogne is an inviting cycling route that takes you on a fascinating journey through the heart of French wine country. Over 660 kilometers of well-developed and signposted paths allow you to experience the cultural highlights and natural beauty of Burgundy. This tour is an excellent choice for wine enthusiasts, history buffs, and nature lovers alike.

Your adventure begins in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, known for its rich history and as the gateway to the region's famous vineyards. From there, you will cycle through picturesque landscapes characterized by centuries-old vineyards, tranquil canals, and majestic châteaux. The route takes you along the famous wine roads, including the Route des Grands Crus, where you can taste some of the world's finest wines.

The cycling path continues through historic towns like Beaune, the heart of the Burgundy wine region, where the annual wine auction festival attracts visitors from around the world. Here, you can visit the famous Hôtel-Dieu, a former hospital that is now a museum.

The Tour de Bourgogne partially utilizes the “Voies Vertes,” car-free paths specifically designed for cyclists and hikers. These paths safely lead you through idyllic villages and along rivers like the Saône and the Yonne, which flow through the region.

This cycling route is perfect for you if you are looking for a relaxed journey through one of the most historically rich and gastronomically abundant areas of Europe. The Tour de Bourgogne offers not only sporting challenges but also profound cultural insights and culinary discoveries that will make your trip an unforgettable experience.

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Tour of Burgundy Map

Start with the map to see the cycling route, stage progression and bike-friendly accommodations in context.