The Abbey of Cluny was founded in 909 by the Duke of Aquitaine and Count William I of Auvergne. The Abbey was notable for its stricter adherence to the Rule of St Benedict and the place where the Benedict Order was ... Read more

In the medieval time, Dijon was not really a political capital, but the "hearts capital". The dukes of Burgundy were use to celebrate extraordinary events. They celebrated and enjoyed wines from the surrounding vineyards. Heiress of a rich historical and architectural heritage, " Capital of the dukes ... Read more

Capital Mâconnais, The city lies on the west bank of the Saône between Bresse to the east and the hills of Beaujolais in the south. Macon is the southernmost city in Burgundy, which gives it its tiled roofs and facades romanes colored a small city air from the south. ... Read more

Saint-Philibert de Tournus is a former monastery. Monument complex, the abbey of Tournus is a crypt, itself composed of several spaces, a ground floor, with choir with ambulatory with five radiating chapels, transept chapels directed to, three-aisled nave increased two chapels to the north, and preliminary three-aisled nave as ... Read more

Tournus is the town located in Saone, Burgundy. Ancient Roman garrison, Tournus became an important religious center under the influence of the Abbey of Saint-Philibert, a masterpiece of Romanesque art. Noble Merovingian, Filiberti died and was buried in 685 in his monastery Heri, an island on the Atlantic south ... Read more

Reims is also called the city of the sacred. The Notre-Dame Cathedral was built in the 13th century and has been the place of Coronation of most of the Kings of France. The Palace of Tau is the former Palace ... Read more

The Ancy-le-Franc Castle is a style of 16th century Renaissance Castle Tower still lingered at the end of that time. It was erected from 1544 at the request of Antoine III de Clermont, who died in 1578 leaving the unfinished Castle. The building plans ... Read more