Top Burgundy Nature and Wildlife Tours

Join this private half-day trip to Claude Monet's beautiful garden in Giverny to learn more about the ideas that went into his famous paintings. Enjoy the drive to the beautiful village where Monet lived out his last years. When you get there, your guide will show you around the artist's house and gardens, where he made some of his most famous works. You can walk through the gardens' bright flower beds and peaceful water garden. Check out the famous Japanese bridge and lily ponds that gave Monet ideas for his water lily paintings. Your tour guide will tell you about the garden's history and how it affected Monet's art. You will also find out what the artist did for fun and how he planned the gardens himself. After seeing the gardens, go to Monet's house and look at his personal things and collections of Japanese prints. This half-day trip is great for art lovers and people who want to see the beauty that inspired one of the greatest painters in history.

Head out to the forest for a truffle hunt with this experience. You'll meet your guide at the Maison Aux Mille Truffes, where you'll get a briefing on truffles and how they are hunted. Then you'll head out to the woods with Julio, a truffle-hunting canine, who will search for truffles right before your eyes, before returning to your starting point for a product tasting.

Discover the best of Dijon—and do so at your own pace, and according to your own schedule—with this self-led walking tour via smartphone. Upon booking, download the app and use whenever you prefer. GPS maps will guide you to top landmarks around the city, from monuments and cathedrals to public squares and more, and the commentary will share the stories behind the sights. As you go, you can also play a trivia game.

Embark on a 2-hour private walking tour through the historic streets of Dijon, led by an experienced guide who will unveil the city’s rich cultural heritage. Begin in the enchanting Old Town, with its medieval and Renaissance architecture, and landmarks like the Ducal Palace and Church of Notre-Dame. Wander through narrow streets, hidden courtyards, and traditional timber-framed houses, absorbing stories of the city’s past. Navigate the bustling market district and visit Les Halles de Dijon, a covered market filled with regional delicacies. Walk along Rue de la Chouette, known for its charming shops and the famous owl carving, then explore the exterior of the magnificent Palais des Ducs de Bourgogne. Finally, visit Place François Rude, a picturesque square with statues and elegant buildings, concluding with insights into Dijon's modern culture and culinary scene, plus recommendations for further exploration.