Wine Tour ★★★★★ TripAdvisor

Two Days Tour in Burgundy Wine Region
Private Experience from Paris

Taste world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay at Chateau Pommard and Santenay, explore the legendary Hospice de Beaune, and sleep in the heart of the Côte d'Or — guided by a certified sommelier on a fully private two-day wine tour.

2 days / 1 night
1–7 guests
Door-to-door Paris pickup
100% private

About This Tour

This is the ultimate private Burgundy wine experience for serious wine lovers and families seeking to understand France's most prestigious wine region. Over two days, you'll visit grand châteaux, family-owned domaines, and historic sites while sleeping in medieval Beaune — the unofficial capital of Burgundy wine.

Your guide is a certified sommelier with deep knowledge of Burgundy's terroir, climate classifications ("climats"), and winemaking traditions. Every stop is carefully chosen to showcase the diversity of Burgundy's wines, from humble village wines to world-famous Grand Crus.

Driving through Burgundy countryside Clos Vougeot vineyards

Driving through Burgundy countryside (Clos Vougeot)

Visiting Chateau Santenay wine tasting Burgundy

Visiting Chateau Santenay

Famous altarpiece Polyptych Last Judgement Hospice de Beaune

Famous altarpiece at Hospice de Beaune

Tour Highlights

Chateau Pommard — largest private Clos in Burgundy
Chateau Santenay — 90 hectares & 9th-century cellars
Hospice de Beaune — UNESCO masterpiece & Polyptych
Clos Vougeot Castle — symbol of Burgundy heritage
Vosne-Romanée — world's most famous vineyard
Nuits-Saint-Georges & Chassagne-Montrachet
Overnight in medieval Beaune, surrounded by vineyards
Certified sommelier guide & flexible itinerary

Proposed Itinerary — Day One

6:30 am
Departure from Paris Direct pickup from your hotel or accommodation anywhere in Paris. Comfortable 7-seat air-conditioned minibus with refreshments.
Chateau Pommard
Visit & Wine Tasting Château de Pommard (originally "Le Clos-Marey-Monge") is the largest private Clos in Burgundy. Three centuries of winemaking tradition meet modern biodynamic viticulture. Tour the vineyard and taste various wines — experience level decided in advance with your guide.
Burgundy Vineyards
Stops in Famous Wine Villages Drive through the Côte d'Or, stopping in legendary villages: Chassagne-Montrachet & Pouligny-Montrachet (exceptional whites), Auxey-Duresses, Mercurey, Savigny-les-Beaune, Aloxe-Corton, Gevrey-Chambertin, and Fixin. Learn about Burgundy's rich past and today's challenges in small-scale winemaking.
Lunch
Traditional Lunch in Beaune Enjoy local specialties in the historic city of Beaune (pronounced "bone"), the unofficial capital of Burgundy wine. Or sandwiches in the van if you prefer. Beaune is one of France's top wine-tasting destinations — wine is the lifeblood of this charming town.
Chateau Santenay
Visit & Wine Tasting Château de Santenay is one of Burgundy's largest domaines with 90 hectares of vineyards and a magnificent château with glazed tile roof. Guided tour of the 9th-century vaulted cellars — learn winemaking from terroir to glass.
Hospice de Beaune
UNESCO Masterpiece & Historic Hospital The Hôtel-Dieu, founded in 1443, is a Gothic jewel with stunning multicolored tile roofs and turrets. Highlights: the barrel-vaulted Grande Salle, the Polyptych of the Last Judgement by Rogier van der Weyden (15th-century Flemish masterpiece in glorious technicolor), and an 18th-century pharmacy. This is the crowning jewel of Beaune.
~5:00 pm
Check-in to Hotel in Beaune Overnight in medieval Beaune, surrounded by vineyards. Hotel suggestions sent upon booking. Evening free to explore the town's wine bars, restaurants, and charming streets.

Proposed Itinerary — Day Two

8:00 am
Breakfast & Departure from Beaune Start the day refreshed. Continue your Burgundy wine journey northward through the Côte de Nuits.
Chassagne & Pouligny-Montrachet
Exceptional White Wine Production Explore these villages famous for world-class Chardonnay. Stop at local producers for tastings and learn why these whites are among the finest in the world.
Nuits-Saint-Georges
Heart of the Côte de Nuits The "Champs Elysées" of Burgundy comprises 25 villages distributed across hillside vineyards. Stroll the pleasant pedestrian street with shops, cafés, and wine bars. Taste local Pinot Noirs at small producers.
Vosne-Romanée
Home of Romanée-Conti Visit the world's most famous vineyard. Vosne-Romanée is also home to Romanée-Saint-Vivant, Richebourg, and La Tache. Taste at a small local producer and understand why these wines command extraordinary prices.
Clos Vougeot Castle
Symbol of Burgundy's Millenary History This magnificent 16th-century château, originally owned by the Abbaye de Cîteaux, showcases enormous ancient wine presses and casks. Though it no longer produces wine, Clos de Vougeot remains the symbol of Burgundy's thousand-year winemaking heritage. Explore the vineyard and surrounding landscape.
Lunch
Traditional Burgundy Lunch Local specialties and plenty of Burgundy wine. Enjoy the region's culinary traditions alongside its finest wines.
Châteauneuf-en-Auxois
Medieval Fortress & Most Beautiful Villages This charming village unfolds around a medieval fortress on a rocky outcrop — a superb example of 14th-century military architecture. Wander the streets of one of France's "most beautiful villages," overlooking the Burgundy canal.
Scenic Burgundy Countryside
Multiple Stops & Panoramic Views Drive through rolling vineyards with short stops for sightseeing, great panoramas, and historical stories. Enjoy the beauty of the Burgundy landscape.
~4:30 pm
Return to Paris Direct drop-off at your Paris accommodation or airport. Arrival 7–8 pm depending on traffic. Refreshment stop on the way back.

What's Included & Not Included

Included

  • All taxes — no hidden fees
  • Exclusive Private Tour Experience — pricing is per group, not per person
  • Luxury private transportation (premium SUV or luxury van depending on group size)
  • Professional English speaking driver / guide
  • Transportation insurance while passengers are inside the vehicle
  • All transportation costs included: fuel, tolls, parking
  • Custom itinerary planning and flexible schedule
  • Family or military history research for D-Day and other Military tours
  • Hotel and restaurant recommendations and reservation assistance
  • For multiple day tours: guide accommodation, breakfast and dinner included

Not Included

  • Meals and beverages (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks)
  • Entrance fees to museums, monuments, tastings or activities
  • Personal hotel accommodation
  • Guide's lunch during the tour (maximum €20)
  • Personal purchases and additional expenses
  • Guide gratuity (optional)
  • Personal Travel Insurance *

    *Guests are responsible for having their own
    international travel insurance covering accidents
    or illness during the tour. Private Trip France
    cannot be held responsible for any personal
    incidents occurring outside the vehicle.

Practical Information

What to Wear
Good walking shoes are essential for vineyard walks and château tours. Bring a light jacket — cellars maintain a constant 10°C (50°F), which can feel cold. Comfortable clothes for two days of wine tasting and sightseeing.
Wine Tasting Notes
Wine portions at Burgundy producers are intentionally small due to the rarity and limited production of these wines. Some growers produce only 5,000 bottles annually for worldwide demand. This is a common custom that reflects the exclusivity of Burgundy wines. Pace yourself and enjoy the quality over quantity.
Weather
We operate in all conditions. Spring and autumn offer ideal weather for wine touring. Winters can be cold and wet; summers warm and pleasant. Check the forecast and pack accordingly.
Drive Time
Approximately 3 hours from Paris to Beaune. Your guide stops for coffee and croissants on the way out. Day two involves scenic drives through the Côte d'Or and Côte de Nuits with multiple stops for tastings and sightseeing.

Sommelier Expertise

Your guide, Jozef Prihoda, is a certified sommelier with over 10 years of experience in French wine regions. He speaks English, French, German, and Slovak. Jozef customizes each tour to your wine knowledge level — whether you're a beginner or a serious collector. Ask about specific producers, terroir, or wine styles, and he'll tailor the experience to your interests.

Guest Reviews

What Guests Say About the Burgundy Wine Tour

★★★★★

"The Burgundy tour was extraordinary. Jozef's knowledge of wine and history is unmatched. We visited incredible châteaux and tasted wines we'll never forget. Highly recommended for serious wine lovers."

Patricia M. — California, USA
TripAdvisor · Burgundy Wine Tour
★★★★★

"Sleeping in Beaune was magical. The tour was perfectly paced — enough wine tasting without being overwhelming. Jozef explained the terroir and climat system beautifully. Worth every euro."

Robert & Susan T. — New York, USA
Viator · Burgundy Two Days Wine Tour
★★★★★

"Our family's wine education happened on this tour. From Pommard to Vosne-Romanée, every stop was thoughtfully chosen. The Hospice de Beaune was stunning. Jozef is a true professional."

James & Carol W. — Pennsylvania, USA
TripAdvisor · Burgundy Wine Tour

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