Why visit Dijon? It is a commune in the Côte-D’Or department in eastern France. It is the heiress of a rich historical and architectural heritage which makes it a tourist city and also renowned for the gastronomy of its region. Its historic center is the second component of the climates of the Vineyards of Burgundy, which are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dijon is therefore a great idea to go on weekends or holidays.

• One minute walk from the Station Square
• 11-minute walk to Kléber Square
• 16-minute walk to Strasbourg Cathedral

• One minute walk from the Station Square
• 10-minute walk to Place Kléber
• 16-minute walk to Strasbourg Cathedral

Capital of the Grand Est region, Strasbourg has also been the parliamentary capital of Europe since 1949. Its historic center of the Big Island is classified as a Unesco World Heritage Site and is worth a visit. But it is not only its heritage to make its success: its cuisine, its famous Christmas market, its bars and restaurants make Strasbourg a success. It is a city where it is very pleasant to stroll. The covered bridges, the Petite France district, the Palais des Rohan, the Notre-Dame Cathedral or the Kammerzelle house are a must. The city of Strasbourg is dynamic, cultural and nature is just a stone’s throw from it. Alsatian wines, beers, flammekueche, sauerkraut… Alsatian specialties put the visitor’s heart in joy!

Because the tasting is above all a human encounter, oenologists and champagne winegrowers welcome you in their cellars or their hillsides and introduce you to their secrets… The Champagne Tourist Route offers visitors nearly 400 kilometers of arrowed routes to discover this complex art of the marriage of grape varieties or vintages to offer you an infinite variety of tastes!

Parce que la dégustation est avant tout une rencontre humaine, oenologues et vignerons champenois vous accueillent dans leurs caves ou leurs coteaux et vous initient à leurs secrets… La Route touristique du Champagne offre aux visiteurs près de 400 kilomètres d’itinéraires fléchés à la découverte de cet art complexe du mariage des cépages ou des cuvées pour vous offrir une variété infinie de goûts !

• 6-minute walk to Palais Garnier
• 11-minute walk to the Champs-Élysées
• 15-minute walk to the Louvre Museum

• 3 minutes walk to the Centre Pompidou
• 15-minute walk to Notre-Dame
• 18-minute walk to the Louvre Museum

• A 10-minute walk from the Louvre Museum.
• An 11-minute walk from the Palais Ganier.
• An 18-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées.

Paris is monumental, by its size of course but also by its rich architectural heritage! One of the symbols of note Capital, its best known monument is the Eiffel Tower, this “Iron Lady” with a unique look offers an unparalleled view to its visitors. Not far away is the Equally emblematic Arc de Triomphe. Borrowed from history, it dazzles during the sunny days when you can see the sun setting in the hollow of this large arch. Another must-see, Notre-Dame-de-Paris Cathedral offers a grandiose spectacle. This masterpiece of Gothic architecture, lets admire its sculptures, its nave, its towers and even its crypt! Equally evocative and having inspired writers and filmmakers alike, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart hosts the largest mosaic in France and enjoys an incredible panorama from the top of the Montmartre district! Paris is still its mythical squares: the Place de la Concorde with its two fountains, its rostral columns and the incredible obelisk of Luxor, the Place de la Bastille with its famous Colonne de Juillet which commemorates the revolutionary days and its very modern Opéra national de Paris, the Place de L’Opéra which exhibits its magnificent Opéra Garnier….