How to get to the hostellerie
Situation
The Hostellerie Bourguignonne is located in Verdun-sur-le-Doubs, a village between Beaune and Chalon-sur-Saône, in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, in the heart of Bresse Bourguignonne.
The hotel is close to the Voie Bleue, an itinerary to discover by bike (bike rental).
How to get there
What to do in the hostellerie?
Nestled in a natural and peaceful setting, the Hostellerie Bourguignonne offers a wide range of activities, to be enjoyed by two, with family or friends, but also during your evening stops in Saône et Loire. Everything you need for a relaxing stay in Burgundy!
- Board games: savour the pleasure of getting together, exchanging with those you love, or making new acquaintances, by playing the board games available, for young and old...
- Relaxation: by the fire in the cosy lounge or on the flowered terrace in the heart of the garden, choose the place that suits you for a moment of absolute relaxation! Sunbathing areas near the fish pond welcome you to relax.
- Children's play area with swing: a play and relaxation area for children is freely available so that everyone can enjoy their stay.
- Pétanque: friendly games in the garden on a bowling green, with petanque balls at your disposal.
- Table football: for a fun break with family or friends at any time of the day.
- Table tennis: the Hostellerie Bourguignonne has a table tennis table, balls and rackets at your disposal.
nature activities
Fishing
Verdun-sur-le-Doubs is the European capital of fishing and is an unmissable place for fishing enthusiasts or those wishing to learn about this outdoor activity. A few steps from the Hostellerie Bourguignonne, the river Doubs is a popular spot for fishing enthusiasts. This is where the Doubs and the Saône meet and where you can fish for catfish, pike-perch, carp, pike...
Cycling
Along the canals and rivers or in the heart of the vineyards, there are numerous itineraries and paths in Burgundy, particularly in Saône-et-Loire. Verdun-sur-le-Doubs is located on the EuroVelo6 itinerary, between the Atlantic and Alsace, or the voie Bleue, a 700 km route from Luxembourg to Lyon.
These routes and paths are suitable for all levels, all ages and all physical conditions. Pedal along the water, discovering charming villages steeped in history, for a total change of scenery!
Bicycles can be hired nearby: Véloù. The Hostellerie Bourguignonne also offers to dry cyclists' clothes and prepares a lunch bag for day trips!
Boat
Burgundy can be discovered by water... Crossed by beautiful rivers and canals, this region reveals its charms during boat trips, for a few hours, a day or even more. Sailing on the Doubs or the Saône, taking the Voie Bleue, taking your time, enjoying a relaxing break as you should: the marina is located just a few steps from the Hostellerie Bourguignonne. The promise of a truly relaxing stay!
Cultural discoveries
Take the time to discover this village between Beaune and Chalon and at the confluence of the Doubs and the Saône. There is a gentle way of life here that you can enjoy during pleasant strolls through the streets of the centre or along the banks of the Doubs. Buildings steeped in history are worth a visit during a stay at the Hostellerie Bourguignonne:
Saint-Jean church (17th century)
The Chapel of the Thirteen
The Saint-Jean bridge
The wheat and bread museum
Pearls of Burgundy!
Charming towns and villages set in the heart of vineyards and green countryside: Burgundy is a region with an important historical heritage. Unmissable sites to plunge into the past and admire the architectural beauties, to share with your partner, friends or family during your stay:
The Abbey of Fontenay (listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
The Priory of La Charité sur Loire (listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Vézelay and its Roman basilica of Sainte-Madeleine (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Tournus, its old town and its abbey
The medieval city of Cluny
The Basilica of Paray-le-Monial...
Taste escapades
From north to south, Burgundy is a true land of gastronomy!
Savour the pôchouse, a speciality of Verdun-sur-le-Doubs and chef Denis' signature dish.
In Saône et Loire, the many local products will delight gourmets: Bresse poultry (PDO), Charolles beef (PDO), farmhouse goat's cheese from the Mâconnais and Charollais (PDO)...
You can also taste other famous Burgundy specialities: snails, truffles, marbled ham, as well as some sweet delicacies (blackcurrants, nonettes, Flavigny aniseed...).
Go to the markets of Chalon-sur-Saône and Beaune and meet these passionate local producers.
And throughout the region, the vines produce Burgundy wines renowned throughout the world, to accompany these exceptional products. 84 appellations are grouped together in this territory where 30,000 hectares of vines are spread out: Chablis, Côtes de Beaune, Côtes de Nuits, Pouilly-fumé... Visits to estates and tastings are possible to discover the secrets of these exceptional wines.
