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Today you arrive in Lyon, the culinary capital of France, and dive straight into its flavours and aromas. If you have time on arrival, you'll stroll through the ancient streets and sample the first traditional specialities in an authentic bouchon restaurant.
Lyon is the culinary capital of France and you'll be immersed in its flavours and aromas as soon as you arrive. Stroll through the old town of Vieux Lyon, filled with narrow streets, hidden traboules (passages) and Renaissance houses. Visit the Place des Terreaux, where you can admire the famous Bartholdi fountain and the atmosphere of the city.

Authentic Lyon bouchon restaurant offers a unique gastronomic experience. Try traditional dishes such as andouillette (spicy sausage), tablier de sapeur (fried beef tripe) or tarte à la praline (pink almond cake). Don't forget to order a glass of Beaujolais for dinner!




Today, you'll head to the picturesque Beaujolais region to taste iconic wines and visit original wine villages. You will stroll through historic streets and enjoy the atmosphere of the peaceful countryside.
The heart of Beaujolais and the perfect start to the famous wine region. Villefranche will enchant you with its historic streets and traditional wine bars. Stop by one of the local wine shops and taste young Beaujolais Nouveau and older vintages.

This impressive chateau with vineyards and a great spa centre offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to relax in beautiful surroundings. After tasting local wines, enjoy a relaxing moment in their wellness centre.
Historic castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can see the courtyard, old wine cellars and taste great wines from local production. A beautiful place with aristocratic charm and a history dating back to the 11th century.
Family winery with excellent wines from the Fleurie appellation. It offers a pleasant tasting where they will explain the difference between the different Crus Beaujolais. An ideal stop for lovers of delicate and floral wines.

Belleville is a picturesque town in the heart of the Beaujolais region, famous for its wine-making tradition and historic architecture. Located on the banks of the Saône River, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding vineyards and beautiful countryside. Here you will find charming streets, traditional markets and the authentic atmosphere of the French countryside.
What to taste in Belleville? 🍽️
Andouillette de Chablis
A traditional pork sausage with a distinctive flavour, often served with mustard sauce and potatoes.
Rosette de Lyon
A dried sausage that is produced in the wider region around Lyon. It is lightly spiced and pairs well with local wines.
Gâteau de Saint-Genix
Sweet yeast cake filled with pink candied almonds, sourced from the nearby Savoy region.
Beaujolais
Belleville is in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, so tasting local red wines, especially Beaujolais-Villages or the famous Beaujolais Nouveau, is a must!




Today is dedicated to discovering the Mâconnais region, famous for its Chardonnay wines. You will visit historic sites, walk among the vineyards and taste some of the best white wines of Burgundy.
The historic town of Cluny is famous for its famous abbey, which was once the largest Christian monastery in Europe. Today you can admire the extensive ruins and imagine its former glory. Stroll through the picturesque streets and discover traditional shops selling local produce.

A small castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can not only admire the historic architecture but also taste great local wines. It is the ideal place for a romantic stop to discover the traditions of Burgundy.

This limestone rock towers over the vineyards of the Pouilly-Fuissé area. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and is an important archaeological site. The climb to the top takes about 30 minutes and rewards you with panoramic views of the endless rows of vineyards and villages in the valley. The area around the rock is also a great place for a picnic or a short walk among the vineyards. ⛰️

Elegant family winery with a long tradition, where you can taste the best white wines of the region. The wine here acquires its unique character thanks to the calcareous soils and the careful work of the winemakers. Get ready for notes of tropical fruit, hazelnuts and the subtle minerality that is typical of Chardonnay.

Domaine Ferret is one of the most important wineries in the area, known for its complex Chardonnay wines. Here you can book a tasting and learn about the differences between Pouilly-Fuissé Premier Cru wines.

Mâcon is a lively city on the Saône River, known for its southern charm and wine. Thanks to its strategic location, it is often considered the gateway to Burgundy. Its colourful facades, historic monuments and rich wine tradition make Mâcon a great place to stop on your roadtrip.
What to taste in Mâcon? 🍽️
Pouilly-Fuissé
A premium white wine from the Mâconnais region, with mineral flavours and hints of citrus. Perfect with fish and cheese.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs in a rich red wine sauce with bacon and shallots, a typical Burgundian dish.
Comté & Charolais
Famous cheeses from the region. Comté has nutty notes, while Charolais is a mild goat's cheese great with wine.
Tarte aux Pralines Roses
Famous rose cake with caramelised almond pralines, a sweet speciality of the whole area around Lyon.

Monumental neo-Romanesque church in the centre of Mâcon with two high towers. Its interior is decorated with magnificent stained glass windows and rich decorations that create a peaceful atmosphere. A perfect place to stroll around the historic centre.
Historic stone bridge connecting Mâcon with Saint-Laurent-sur-Saône. It offers a beautiful view of the river and is the ideal place for an evening stroll at sunset.



Today you will travel to Bourg-en-Bresse, famous for its delicious poultry, before heading to Burgundy, where you will be treated to world-class cuisine. Get ready for a gourmet experience!
This town is home to the famous "Poulet de Bresse" chicken breed, considered the best in the world. Visit the local market to sample not only this delicacy but also other traditional products of the region. In addition to the food, you will also see the beautiful Monastère Royal de Brou.
What to taste in Bourg-en-Bresse? 🍽️
Bresse Poultry
The most famous chicken in France! The local speciality is Poulet de Bresse à la crème - creamed chicken with mushrooms and wine.
Bleu de Bresse
A mild blue cheese with a creamy texture that pairs well with local wines.
Marché de Bourg-en-Bresse
Every Wednesday and Saturday morning there is a traditional market with fresh produce, cheese, wine and local specialities. A great place to sample Burgundian cuisine.

This historic church combines Gothic and Renaissance elements. Inside you will find beautiful stained glass windows and a richly decorated high altar.
If you are a cheese lover, you can't miss a visit to this famous cheese factory. Bresse Bleu is a unique blue cheese with a mild creamy flavour that goes well with local wines. During the tour you will learn more about its production and taste the different varieties. 🧀

A beautiful Gothic monastery with richly decorated architecture and unique stained glass windows. Inside you will also find an art museum.

Nature park with a lake where you can rent a boat, swim or ride a bike. An ideal place to relax and picnic.

Michelin restaurant where you can taste perfectly prepared dishes from regional ingredients. A favourite is the traditional volaille de Bresse à la crème - chicken Bresse in cream.




Today, you will embark on the famous Route des Grands Crus wine route, where you will discover the best wines of Burgundy. Scenic vineyards, historic wineries and tastings of the finest vintages await you.
A historic wine chateau that is the heart of Burgundy wine. See the original wine presses from the 12th century and learn more about the monastery's wine-making traditions. A tasting of local Grand Cru wines will convince you of the uniqueness of this region.

A family winery where some of the most prestigious Pinot Noirs in the world are made. Private tasting available upon request. The local vineyards have an ideal location and terroir that gives the wines incredible depth and complexity. 🍷

A small village where some of the world's most prestigious red wines are produced. Pinot Noir here reaches its peak elegance thanks to its unique terroir. You will visit a traditional winery and enjoy a tasting of the best vintages.

Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, is known for its rich history, excellent gastronomy and elegant architecture. Visitors are attracted not only by the famous Burgundian wines and traditional mustards, but also by the magnificent palaces, churches and museums.
What to taste in Dijon? 🍽️
Dijon mustard
You can taste it in shops like Maison Maille or Edmond Fallot.
Coq au Vin
A classic French dish - rooster stewed in red wine with mushrooms and herbs.
Escargots de Bourgogne
Traditional Burgundy snails with garlic butter and parsley. If you haven't tried them yet, Dijon is the place to be!
Kir
An aperitif that comes straight from Dijon - a blend of Aligoté white wine and blackcurrant liqueur (Crème de Cassis). Try it in a local bar.
Pain d'épices
Dijon gingerbread, a spicy delicacy perfect for coffee or tea. You can buy it at the traditional bakery Mulot & Petitjean.

The heart of Dijon and one of France's most important historic settlements. Today it is home to the town hall and the Museum of Fine Arts, with a rich collection of works from the Middle Ages to the present day.
A popular walking route that takes you through the historic centre and shows you the main sights. Follow the little owls marked on the pavement and discover the hidden corners of the city.
A magnificent Gothic cathedral with an underground crypt from the 11th century. One of the oldest buildings in Dijon with a richly decorated interior.
Beautiful city park ideal for a short coffee stop or picnic. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the famous statue of the white bear, the symbol of Dijon.



Today you will spend the day in the town of Beaune, where you will enjoy wine therapy, relaxation and excellent gastronomy. After the previous days of wine tasting and exploring the wine regions, you deserve a moment to relax and nurture your body and mind.
Beaune is the wine capital of Burgundy and a visit is essential. Wander the historic streets and visit the Hôtel-Dieu, a beautiful medieval hospice with colourful tiles on the roof. After the tour, enjoy a traditional Burgundy lunch at a local wine bar.
What to taste in Beaune?
Boeuf Bourguignon
One of the most famous French dishes - slow braised beef in Burgundy wine, with carrots, onions and herbs. It is best enjoyed in the traditional restaurants of Beaune.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs served in a rich red sauce of wine, bacon, onions and mushrooms. A classic Burgundian delicacy that goes well with the local Pinot Noir.
Escargots de Bourgogne
The famous Burgundy snails, baked in butter with garlic and parsley. The tender meat and intense flavour make this dish a gastronomic delight.
Pain d'épices
Burgundy gingerbread flavoured with honey and spices, often served as a dessert or as an accompaniment to local cheeses.
Burgundy cheese
Try local cheeses such as Époisses (a distinctive, aged cheese with a washed rind), Ami du Chambertin or Délice de Pommard. They pair well with regional wines!

A superb wine bar and restaurant where you can enjoy great Burgundy wine with local specialities such as Boeuf Bourguignon or Oeufs en Meurette. The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and historical features. 🍷

Modern interactive museum dedicated to the wine tradition of Burgundy. Here you will learn about the unique concept of terroir and why Burgundy wines are considered some of the best in the world. The exhibition is complemented by audiovisual effects and virtual tastings.
A luxurious spa in the historic heart of Beaune where you can indulge in grape seed oil massages, wine baths and detoxifying vine wraps. Wine cosmetics play a starring role here, providing excellent skin and muscle regeneration after hard days on the road.

A Michelin-style restaurant in a quiet setting where you can enjoy a delicious combination of traditional Burgundian dishes with a modern twist. We recommend trying the escargots de Bourgogne (buttered snails with parsley) or the finely prepared foie gras. The perfect end to a relaxing day.




You will spend the last day of your trip in the picturesque region of Beaujolais, located north of Lyon. This region is famous for its fresh red wines from the Gamay grape and its beautiful rolling countryside full of vineyards and stone villages.
One of the most important wineries in the Côte de Beaune, renowned for its rich and structured Chardonnays. During your tour, you will walk through the historic cellars where the wines are aged in oak barrels. The tasting is accompanied by a comparison of the different appellations, allowing you to understand the differences between the different terroirs.

One of the best wineries in the Cru Beaujolais region, where you can taste great wines from the Fleurie appellation. The wines from here are delicate, floral and elegant. During the tasting you will learn about the uniqueness of the local terroir and the wine making process.

The largest wine museum in Europe, offering an interactive look at the history and production of wine in Beaujolais. You'll find historic presses, film screenings and even a themed wine park with a tasting area. The perfect place to end your trip. https://www.duboeuf.com/en/the-park/

One of the most beautiful villages in France! Oingt boasts golden houses made of local stone and stunning views of the vineyards. The local winery offers the opportunity to taste wines directly from the winemakers, who will be happy to show you the production process.




Today is reserved for the transfer to the airport. If you have time, take to the streets of Lyon.
The best place to sample local delicacies! This legendary indoor market is a gourmet's paradise - sample cheeses, charcuterie, fresh seafood or the famous Lyonnais pralines. Don't forget the quenelle de brochet, a traditional Lyonnais fish dish with delicious Nantua sauce.

Discover the delicious face of France through wine, local specialities and the authentic atmosphere of vineyards and historic towns. This eight-day journey will take you to the heart of French gastronomy and famous wine regions, where you will taste not only great wines but also traditional dishes. Bon voyage!
Today you arrive in Lyon, the culinary capital of France, and dive straight into its flavours and aromas. If you have time on arrival, you'll stroll through the ancient streets and sample the first traditional specialities in an authentic bouchon restaurant.
Lyon is the culinary capital of France and you'll be immersed in its flavours and aromas as soon as you arrive. Stroll through the old town of Vieux Lyon, filled with narrow streets, hidden traboules (passages) and Renaissance houses. Visit the Place des Terreaux, where you can admire the famous Bartholdi fountain and the atmosphere of the city.

Authentic Lyon bouchon restaurant offers a unique gastronomic experience. Try traditional dishes such as andouillette (spicy sausage), tablier de sapeur (fried beef tripe) or tarte à la praline (pink almond cake). Don't forget to order a glass of Beaujolais for dinner!




Today, you'll head to the picturesque Beaujolais region to taste iconic wines and visit original wine villages. You will stroll through historic streets and enjoy the atmosphere of the peaceful countryside.
The heart of Beaujolais and the perfect start to the famous wine region. Villefranche will enchant you with its historic streets and traditional wine bars. Stop by one of the local wine shops and taste young Beaujolais Nouveau and older vintages.

This impressive chateau with vineyards and a great spa centre offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to relax in beautiful surroundings. After tasting local wines, enjoy a relaxing moment in their wellness centre.
Historic castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can see the courtyard, old wine cellars and taste great wines from local production. A beautiful place with aristocratic charm and a history dating back to the 11th century.
Family winery with excellent wines from the Fleurie appellation. It offers a pleasant tasting where they will explain the difference between the different Crus Beaujolais. An ideal stop for lovers of delicate and floral wines.

Belleville is a picturesque town in the heart of the Beaujolais region, famous for its wine-making tradition and historic architecture. Located on the banks of the Saône River, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding vineyards and beautiful countryside. Here you will find charming streets, traditional markets and the authentic atmosphere of the French countryside.
What to taste in Belleville? 🍽️
Andouillette de Chablis
A traditional pork sausage with a distinctive flavour, often served with mustard sauce and potatoes.
Rosette de Lyon
A dried sausage that is produced in the wider region around Lyon. It is lightly spiced and pairs well with local wines.
Gâteau de Saint-Genix
Sweet yeast cake filled with pink candied almonds, sourced from the nearby Savoy region.
Beaujolais
Belleville is in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, so tasting local red wines, especially Beaujolais-Villages or the famous Beaujolais Nouveau, is a must!




Today is dedicated to discovering the Mâconnais region, famous for its Chardonnay wines. You will visit historic sites, walk among the vineyards and taste some of the best white wines of Burgundy.
The historic town of Cluny is famous for its famous abbey, which was once the largest Christian monastery in Europe. Today you can admire the extensive ruins and imagine its former glory. Stroll through the picturesque streets and discover traditional shops selling local produce.

A small castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can not only admire the historic architecture but also taste great local wines. It is the ideal place for a romantic stop to discover the traditions of Burgundy.

This limestone rock towers over the vineyards of the Pouilly-Fuissé area. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and is an important archaeological site. The climb to the top takes about 30 minutes and rewards you with panoramic views of the endless rows of vineyards and villages in the valley. The area around the rock is also a great place for a picnic or a short walk among the vineyards. ⛰️

Elegant family winery with a long tradition, where you can taste the best white wines of the region. The wine here acquires its unique character thanks to the calcareous soils and the careful work of the winemakers. Get ready for notes of tropical fruit, hazelnuts and the subtle minerality that is typical of Chardonnay.

Domaine Ferret is one of the most important wineries in the area, known for its complex Chardonnay wines. Here you can book a tasting and learn about the differences between Pouilly-Fuissé Premier Cru wines.

Mâcon is a lively city on the Saône River, known for its southern charm and wine. Thanks to its strategic location, it is often considered the gateway to Burgundy. Its colourful facades, historic monuments and rich wine tradition make Mâcon a great place to stop on your roadtrip.
What to taste in Mâcon? 🍽️
Pouilly-Fuissé
A premium white wine from the Mâconnais region, with mineral flavours and hints of citrus. Perfect with fish and cheese.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs in a rich red wine sauce with bacon and shallots, a typical Burgundian dish.
Comté & Charolais
Famous cheeses from the region. Comté has nutty notes, while Charolais is a mild goat's cheese great with wine.
Tarte aux Pralines Roses
Famous rose cake with caramelised almond pralines, a sweet speciality of the whole area around Lyon.

Monumental neo-Romanesque church in the centre of Mâcon with two high towers. Its interior is decorated with magnificent stained glass windows and rich decorations that create a peaceful atmosphere. A perfect place to stroll around the historic centre.
Historic stone bridge connecting Mâcon with Saint-Laurent-sur-Saône. It offers a beautiful view of the river and is the ideal place for an evening stroll at sunset.



Today you will travel to Bourg-en-Bresse, famous for its delicious poultry, before heading to Burgundy, where you will be treated to world-class cuisine. Get ready for a gourmet experience!
This town is home to the famous "Poulet de Bresse" chicken breed, considered the best in the world. Visit the local market to sample not only this delicacy but also other traditional products of the region. In addition to the food, you will also see the beautiful Monastère Royal de Brou.
What to taste in Bourg-en-Bresse? 🍽️
Bresse Poultry
The most famous chicken in France! The local speciality is Poulet de Bresse à la crème - creamed chicken with mushrooms and wine.
Bleu de Bresse
A mild blue cheese with a creamy texture that pairs well with local wines.
Marché de Bourg-en-Bresse
Every Wednesday and Saturday morning there is a traditional market with fresh produce, cheese, wine and local specialities. A great place to sample Burgundian cuisine.

This historic church combines Gothic and Renaissance elements. Inside you will find beautiful stained glass windows and a richly decorated high altar.
If you are a cheese lover, you can't miss a visit to this famous cheese factory. Bresse Bleu is a unique blue cheese with a mild creamy flavour that goes well with local wines. During the tour you will learn more about its production and taste the different varieties. 🧀

A beautiful Gothic monastery with richly decorated architecture and unique stained glass windows. Inside you will also find an art museum.

Nature park with a lake where you can rent a boat, swim or ride a bike. An ideal place to relax and picnic.

Michelin restaurant where you can taste perfectly prepared dishes from regional ingredients. A favourite is the traditional volaille de Bresse à la crème - chicken Bresse in cream.




Today, you will embark on the famous Route des Grands Crus wine route, where you will discover the best wines of Burgundy. Scenic vineyards, historic wineries and tastings of the finest vintages await you.
A historic wine chateau that is the heart of Burgundy wine. See the original wine presses from the 12th century and learn more about the monastery's wine-making traditions. A tasting of local Grand Cru wines will convince you of the uniqueness of this region.

A family winery where some of the most prestigious Pinot Noirs in the world are made. Private tasting available upon request. The local vineyards have an ideal location and terroir that gives the wines incredible depth and complexity. 🍷

A small village where some of the world's most prestigious red wines are produced. Pinot Noir here reaches its peak elegance thanks to its unique terroir. You will visit a traditional winery and enjoy a tasting of the best vintages.

Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, is known for its rich history, excellent gastronomy and elegant architecture. Visitors are attracted not only by the famous Burgundian wines and traditional mustards, but also by the magnificent palaces, churches and museums.
What to taste in Dijon? 🍽️
Dijon mustard
You can taste it in shops like Maison Maille or Edmond Fallot.
Coq au Vin
A classic French dish - rooster stewed in red wine with mushrooms and herbs.
Escargots de Bourgogne
Traditional Burgundy snails with garlic butter and parsley. If you haven't tried them yet, Dijon is the place to be!
Kir
An aperitif that comes straight from Dijon - a blend of Aligoté white wine and blackcurrant liqueur (Crème de Cassis). Try it in a local bar.
Pain d'épices
Dijon gingerbread, a spicy delicacy perfect for coffee or tea. You can buy it at the traditional bakery Mulot & Petitjean.

The heart of Dijon and one of France's most important historic settlements. Today it is home to the town hall and the Museum of Fine Arts, with a rich collection of works from the Middle Ages to the present day.
A popular walking route that takes you through the historic centre and shows you the main sights. Follow the little owls marked on the pavement and discover the hidden corners of the city.
A magnificent Gothic cathedral with an underground crypt from the 11th century. One of the oldest buildings in Dijon with a richly decorated interior.
Beautiful city park ideal for a short coffee stop or picnic. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the famous statue of the white bear, the symbol of Dijon.



Today you will spend the day in the town of Beaune, where you will enjoy wine therapy, relaxation and excellent gastronomy. After the previous days of wine tasting and exploring the wine regions, you deserve a moment to relax and nurture your body and mind.
Beaune is the wine capital of Burgundy and a visit is essential. Wander the historic streets and visit the Hôtel-Dieu, a beautiful medieval hospice with colourful tiles on the roof. After the tour, enjoy a traditional Burgundy lunch at a local wine bar.
What to taste in Beaune?
Boeuf Bourguignon
One of the most famous French dishes - slow braised beef in Burgundy wine, with carrots, onions and herbs. It is best enjoyed in the traditional restaurants of Beaune.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs served in a rich red sauce of wine, bacon, onions and mushrooms. A classic Burgundian delicacy that goes well with the local Pinot Noir.
Escargots de Bourgogne
The famous Burgundy snails, baked in butter with garlic and parsley. The tender meat and intense flavour make this dish a gastronomic delight.
Pain d'épices
Burgundy gingerbread flavoured with honey and spices, often served as a dessert or as an accompaniment to local cheeses.
Burgundy cheese
Try local cheeses such as Époisses (a distinctive, aged cheese with a washed rind), Ami du Chambertin or Délice de Pommard. They pair well with regional wines!

A superb wine bar and restaurant where you can enjoy great Burgundy wine with local specialities such as Boeuf Bourguignon or Oeufs en Meurette. The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and historical features. 🍷

Modern interactive museum dedicated to the wine tradition of Burgundy. Here you will learn about the unique concept of terroir and why Burgundy wines are considered some of the best in the world. The exhibition is complemented by audiovisual effects and virtual tastings.
A luxurious spa in the historic heart of Beaune where you can indulge in grape seed oil massages, wine baths and detoxifying vine wraps. Wine cosmetics play a starring role here, providing excellent skin and muscle regeneration after hard days on the road.

A Michelin-style restaurant in a quiet setting where you can enjoy a delicious combination of traditional Burgundian dishes with a modern twist. We recommend trying the escargots de Bourgogne (buttered snails with parsley) or the finely prepared foie gras. The perfect end to a relaxing day.




You will spend the last day of your trip in the picturesque region of Beaujolais, located north of Lyon. This region is famous for its fresh red wines from the Gamay grape and its beautiful rolling countryside full of vineyards and stone villages.
One of the most important wineries in the Côte de Beaune, renowned for its rich and structured Chardonnays. During your tour, you will walk through the historic cellars where the wines are aged in oak barrels. The tasting is accompanied by a comparison of the different appellations, allowing you to understand the differences between the different terroirs.

One of the best wineries in the Cru Beaujolais region, where you can taste great wines from the Fleurie appellation. The wines from here are delicate, floral and elegant. During the tasting you will learn about the uniqueness of the local terroir and the wine making process.

The largest wine museum in Europe, offering an interactive look at the history and production of wine in Beaujolais. You'll find historic presses, film screenings and even a themed wine park with a tasting area. The perfect place to end your trip. https://www.duboeuf.com/en/the-park/

One of the most beautiful villages in France! Oingt boasts golden houses made of local stone and stunning views of the vineyards. The local winery offers the opportunity to taste wines directly from the winemakers, who will be happy to show you the production process.




Today is reserved for the transfer to the airport. If you have time, take to the streets of Lyon.
The best place to sample local delicacies! This legendary indoor market is a gourmet's paradise - sample cheeses, charcuterie, fresh seafood or the famous Lyonnais pralines. Don't forget the quenelle de brochet, a traditional Lyonnais fish dish with delicious Nantua sauce.































Discover the delicious face of France through wine, local specialities and the authentic atmosphere of vineyards and historic towns. This eight-day journey will take you to the heart of French gastronomy and famous wine regions, where you will taste not only great wines but also traditional dishes. Bon voyage!
Today you arrive in Lyon, the culinary capital of France, and dive straight into its flavours and aromas. If you have time on arrival, you'll stroll through the ancient streets and sample the first traditional specialities in an authentic bouchon restaurant.
Lyon is the culinary capital of France and you'll be immersed in its flavours and aromas as soon as you arrive. Stroll through the old town of Vieux Lyon, filled with narrow streets, hidden traboules (passages) and Renaissance houses. Visit the Place des Terreaux, where you can admire the famous Bartholdi fountain and the atmosphere of the city.

Authentic Lyon bouchon restaurant offers a unique gastronomic experience. Try traditional dishes such as andouillette (spicy sausage), tablier de sapeur (fried beef tripe) or tarte à la praline (pink almond cake). Don't forget to order a glass of Beaujolais for dinner!




Today, you'll head to the picturesque Beaujolais region to taste iconic wines and visit original wine villages. You will stroll through historic streets and enjoy the atmosphere of the peaceful countryside.
The heart of Beaujolais and the perfect start to the famous wine region. Villefranche will enchant you with its historic streets and traditional wine bars. Stop by one of the local wine shops and taste young Beaujolais Nouveau and older vintages.

This impressive chateau with vineyards and a great spa centre offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to relax in beautiful surroundings. After tasting local wines, enjoy a relaxing moment in their wellness centre.
Historic castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can see the courtyard, old wine cellars and taste great wines from local production. A beautiful place with aristocratic charm and a history dating back to the 11th century.
Family winery with excellent wines from the Fleurie appellation. It offers a pleasant tasting where they will explain the difference between the different Crus Beaujolais. An ideal stop for lovers of delicate and floral wines.

Belleville is a picturesque town in the heart of the Beaujolais region, famous for its wine-making tradition and historic architecture. Located on the banks of the Saône River, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding vineyards and beautiful countryside. Here you will find charming streets, traditional markets and the authentic atmosphere of the French countryside.
What to taste in Belleville? 🍽️
Andouillette de Chablis
A traditional pork sausage with a distinctive flavour, often served with mustard sauce and potatoes.
Rosette de Lyon
A dried sausage that is produced in the wider region around Lyon. It is lightly spiced and pairs well with local wines.
Gâteau de Saint-Genix
Sweet yeast cake filled with pink candied almonds, sourced from the nearby Savoy region.
Beaujolais
Belleville is in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, so tasting local red wines, especially Beaujolais-Villages or the famous Beaujolais Nouveau, is a must!




Today is dedicated to discovering the Mâconnais region, famous for its Chardonnay wines. You will visit historic sites, walk among the vineyards and taste some of the best white wines of Burgundy.
The historic town of Cluny is famous for its famous abbey, which was once the largest Christian monastery in Europe. Today you can admire the extensive ruins and imagine its former glory. Stroll through the picturesque streets and discover traditional shops selling local produce.

A small castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can not only admire the historic architecture but also taste great local wines. It is the ideal place for a romantic stop to discover the traditions of Burgundy.

This limestone rock towers over the vineyards of the Pouilly-Fuissé area. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and is an important archaeological site. The climb to the top takes about 30 minutes and rewards you with panoramic views of the endless rows of vineyards and villages in the valley. The area around the rock is also a great place for a picnic or a short walk among the vineyards. ⛰️

Elegant family winery with a long tradition, where you can taste the best white wines of the region. The wine here acquires its unique character thanks to the calcareous soils and the careful work of the winemakers. Get ready for notes of tropical fruit, hazelnuts and the subtle minerality that is typical of Chardonnay.

Domaine Ferret is one of the most important wineries in the area, known for its complex Chardonnay wines. Here you can book a tasting and learn about the differences between Pouilly-Fuissé Premier Cru wines.

Mâcon is a lively city on the Saône River, known for its southern charm and wine. Thanks to its strategic location, it is often considered the gateway to Burgundy. Its colourful facades, historic monuments and rich wine tradition make Mâcon a great place to stop on your roadtrip.
What to taste in Mâcon? 🍽️
Pouilly-Fuissé
A premium white wine from the Mâconnais region, with mineral flavours and hints of citrus. Perfect with fish and cheese.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs in a rich red wine sauce with bacon and shallots, a typical Burgundian dish.
Comté & Charolais
Famous cheeses from the region. Comté has nutty notes, while Charolais is a mild goat's cheese great with wine.
Tarte aux Pralines Roses
Famous rose cake with caramelised almond pralines, a sweet speciality of the whole area around Lyon.

Monumental neo-Romanesque church in the centre of Mâcon with two high towers. Its interior is decorated with magnificent stained glass windows and rich decorations that create a peaceful atmosphere. A perfect place to stroll around the historic centre.
Historic stone bridge connecting Mâcon with Saint-Laurent-sur-Saône. It offers a beautiful view of the river and is the ideal place for an evening stroll at sunset.



Today you will travel to Bourg-en-Bresse, famous for its delicious poultry, before heading to Burgundy, where you will be treated to world-class cuisine. Get ready for a gourmet experience!
This town is home to the famous "Poulet de Bresse" chicken breed, considered the best in the world. Visit the local market to sample not only this delicacy but also other traditional products of the region. In addition to the food, you will also see the beautiful Monastère Royal de Brou.
What to taste in Bourg-en-Bresse? 🍽️
Bresse Poultry
The most famous chicken in France! The local speciality is Poulet de Bresse à la crème - creamed chicken with mushrooms and wine.
Bleu de Bresse
A mild blue cheese with a creamy texture that pairs well with local wines.
Marché de Bourg-en-Bresse
Every Wednesday and Saturday morning there is a traditional market with fresh produce, cheese, wine and local specialities. A great place to sample Burgundian cuisine.

This historic church combines Gothic and Renaissance elements. Inside you will find beautiful stained glass windows and a richly decorated high altar.
If you are a cheese lover, you can't miss a visit to this famous cheese factory. Bresse Bleu is a unique blue cheese with a mild creamy flavour that goes well with local wines. During the tour you will learn more about its production and taste the different varieties. 🧀

A beautiful Gothic monastery with richly decorated architecture and unique stained glass windows. Inside you will also find an art museum.

Nature park with a lake where you can rent a boat, swim or ride a bike. An ideal place to relax and picnic.

Michelin restaurant where you can taste perfectly prepared dishes from regional ingredients. A favourite is the traditional volaille de Bresse à la crème - chicken Bresse in cream.




Today, you will embark on the famous Route des Grands Crus wine route, where you will discover the best wines of Burgundy. Scenic vineyards, historic wineries and tastings of the finest vintages await you.
A historic wine chateau that is the heart of Burgundy wine. See the original wine presses from the 12th century and learn more about the monastery's wine-making traditions. A tasting of local Grand Cru wines will convince you of the uniqueness of this region.

A family winery where some of the most prestigious Pinot Noirs in the world are made. Private tasting available upon request. The local vineyards have an ideal location and terroir that gives the wines incredible depth and complexity. 🍷

A small village where some of the world's most prestigious red wines are produced. Pinot Noir here reaches its peak elegance thanks to its unique terroir. You will visit a traditional winery and enjoy a tasting of the best vintages.

Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, is known for its rich history, excellent gastronomy and elegant architecture. Visitors are attracted not only by the famous Burgundian wines and traditional mustards, but also by the magnificent palaces, churches and museums.
What to taste in Dijon? 🍽️
Dijon mustard
You can taste it in shops like Maison Maille or Edmond Fallot.
Coq au Vin
A classic French dish - rooster stewed in red wine with mushrooms and herbs.
Escargots de Bourgogne
Traditional Burgundy snails with garlic butter and parsley. If you haven't tried them yet, Dijon is the place to be!
Kir
An aperitif that comes straight from Dijon - a blend of Aligoté white wine and blackcurrant liqueur (Crème de Cassis). Try it in a local bar.
Pain d'épices
Dijon gingerbread, a spicy delicacy perfect for coffee or tea. You can buy it at the traditional bakery Mulot & Petitjean.

The heart of Dijon and one of France's most important historic settlements. Today it is home to the town hall and the Museum of Fine Arts, with a rich collection of works from the Middle Ages to the present day.
A popular walking route that takes you through the historic centre and shows you the main sights. Follow the little owls marked on the pavement and discover the hidden corners of the city.
A magnificent Gothic cathedral with an underground crypt from the 11th century. One of the oldest buildings in Dijon with a richly decorated interior.
Beautiful city park ideal for a short coffee stop or picnic. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the famous statue of the white bear, the symbol of Dijon.



Today you will spend the day in the town of Beaune, where you will enjoy wine therapy, relaxation and excellent gastronomy. After the previous days of wine tasting and exploring the wine regions, you deserve a moment to relax and nurture your body and mind.
Beaune is the wine capital of Burgundy and a visit is essential. Wander the historic streets and visit the Hôtel-Dieu, a beautiful medieval hospice with colourful tiles on the roof. After the tour, enjoy a traditional Burgundy lunch at a local wine bar.
What to taste in Beaune?
Boeuf Bourguignon
One of the most famous French dishes - slow braised beef in Burgundy wine, with carrots, onions and herbs. It is best enjoyed in the traditional restaurants of Beaune.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs served in a rich red sauce of wine, bacon, onions and mushrooms. A classic Burgundian delicacy that goes well with the local Pinot Noir.
Escargots de Bourgogne
The famous Burgundy snails, baked in butter with garlic and parsley. The tender meat and intense flavour make this dish a gastronomic delight.
Pain d'épices
Burgundy gingerbread flavoured with honey and spices, often served as a dessert or as an accompaniment to local cheeses.
Burgundy cheese
Try local cheeses such as Époisses (a distinctive, aged cheese with a washed rind), Ami du Chambertin or Délice de Pommard. They pair well with regional wines!

A superb wine bar and restaurant where you can enjoy great Burgundy wine with local specialities such as Boeuf Bourguignon or Oeufs en Meurette. The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and historical features. 🍷

Modern interactive museum dedicated to the wine tradition of Burgundy. Here you will learn about the unique concept of terroir and why Burgundy wines are considered some of the best in the world. The exhibition is complemented by audiovisual effects and virtual tastings.
A luxurious spa in the historic heart of Beaune where you can indulge in grape seed oil massages, wine baths and detoxifying vine wraps. Wine cosmetics play a starring role here, providing excellent skin and muscle regeneration after hard days on the road.

A Michelin-style restaurant in a quiet setting where you can enjoy a delicious combination of traditional Burgundian dishes with a modern twist. We recommend trying the escargots de Bourgogne (buttered snails with parsley) or the finely prepared foie gras. The perfect end to a relaxing day.




You will spend the last day of your trip in the picturesque region of Beaujolais, located north of Lyon. This region is famous for its fresh red wines from the Gamay grape and its beautiful rolling countryside full of vineyards and stone villages.
One of the most important wineries in the Côte de Beaune, renowned for its rich and structured Chardonnays. During your tour, you will walk through the historic cellars where the wines are aged in oak barrels. The tasting is accompanied by a comparison of the different appellations, allowing you to understand the differences between the different terroirs.

One of the best wineries in the Cru Beaujolais region, where you can taste great wines from the Fleurie appellation. The wines from here are delicate, floral and elegant. During the tasting you will learn about the uniqueness of the local terroir and the wine making process.

The largest wine museum in Europe, offering an interactive look at the history and production of wine in Beaujolais. You'll find historic presses, film screenings and even a themed wine park with a tasting area. The perfect place to end your trip. https://www.duboeuf.com/en/the-park/

One of the most beautiful villages in France! Oingt boasts golden houses made of local stone and stunning views of the vineyards. The local winery offers the opportunity to taste wines directly from the winemakers, who will be happy to show you the production process.




Today is reserved for the transfer to the airport. If you have time, take to the streets of Lyon.
The best place to sample local delicacies! This legendary indoor market is a gourmet's paradise - sample cheeses, charcuterie, fresh seafood or the famous Lyonnais pralines. Don't forget the quenelle de brochet, a traditional Lyonnais fish dish with delicious Nantua sauce.

Discover the delicious face of France through wine, local specialities and the authentic atmosphere of vineyards and historic towns. This eight-day journey will take you to the heart of French gastronomy and famous wine regions, where you will taste not only great wines but also traditional dishes. Bon voyage!
Today you arrive in Lyon, the culinary capital of France, and dive straight into its flavours and aromas. If you have time on arrival, you'll stroll through the ancient streets and sample the first traditional specialities in an authentic bouchon restaurant.
Lyon is the culinary capital of France and you'll be immersed in its flavours and aromas as soon as you arrive. Stroll through the old town of Vieux Lyon, filled with narrow streets, hidden traboules (passages) and Renaissance houses. Visit the Place des Terreaux, where you can admire the famous Bartholdi fountain and the atmosphere of the city.

Authentic Lyon bouchon restaurant offers a unique gastronomic experience. Try traditional dishes such as andouillette (spicy sausage), tablier de sapeur (fried beef tripe) or tarte à la praline (pink almond cake). Don't forget to order a glass of Beaujolais for dinner!




Today, you'll head to the picturesque Beaujolais region to taste iconic wines and visit original wine villages. You will stroll through historic streets and enjoy the atmosphere of the peaceful countryside.
The heart of Beaujolais and the perfect start to the famous wine region. Villefranche will enchant you with its historic streets and traditional wine bars. Stop by one of the local wine shops and taste young Beaujolais Nouveau and older vintages.

This impressive chateau with vineyards and a great spa centre offers not only tastings, but also the opportunity to relax in beautiful surroundings. After tasting local wines, enjoy a relaxing moment in their wellness centre.
Historic castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can see the courtyard, old wine cellars and taste great wines from local production. A beautiful place with aristocratic charm and a history dating back to the 11th century.
Family winery with excellent wines from the Fleurie appellation. It offers a pleasant tasting where they will explain the difference between the different Crus Beaujolais. An ideal stop for lovers of delicate and floral wines.

Belleville is a picturesque town in the heart of the Beaujolais region, famous for its wine-making tradition and historic architecture. Located on the banks of the Saône River, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the surrounding vineyards and beautiful countryside. Here you will find charming streets, traditional markets and the authentic atmosphere of the French countryside.
What to taste in Belleville? 🍽️
Andouillette de Chablis
A traditional pork sausage with a distinctive flavour, often served with mustard sauce and potatoes.
Rosette de Lyon
A dried sausage that is produced in the wider region around Lyon. It is lightly spiced and pairs well with local wines.
Gâteau de Saint-Genix
Sweet yeast cake filled with pink candied almonds, sourced from the nearby Savoy region.
Beaujolais
Belleville is in the heart of the Beaujolais wine region, so tasting local red wines, especially Beaujolais-Villages or the famous Beaujolais Nouveau, is a must!




Today is dedicated to discovering the Mâconnais region, famous for its Chardonnay wines. You will visit historic sites, walk among the vineyards and taste some of the best white wines of Burgundy.
The historic town of Cluny is famous for its famous abbey, which was once the largest Christian monastery in Europe. Today you can admire the extensive ruins and imagine its former glory. Stroll through the picturesque streets and discover traditional shops selling local produce.

A small castle surrounded by vineyards, where you can not only admire the historic architecture but also taste great local wines. It is the ideal place for a romantic stop to discover the traditions of Burgundy.

This limestone rock towers over the vineyards of the Pouilly-Fuissé area. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and is an important archaeological site. The climb to the top takes about 30 minutes and rewards you with panoramic views of the endless rows of vineyards and villages in the valley. The area around the rock is also a great place for a picnic or a short walk among the vineyards. ⛰️

Elegant family winery with a long tradition, where you can taste the best white wines of the region. The wine here acquires its unique character thanks to the calcareous soils and the careful work of the winemakers. Get ready for notes of tropical fruit, hazelnuts and the subtle minerality that is typical of Chardonnay.

Domaine Ferret is one of the most important wineries in the area, known for its complex Chardonnay wines. Here you can book a tasting and learn about the differences between Pouilly-Fuissé Premier Cru wines.

Mâcon is a lively city on the Saône River, known for its southern charm and wine. Thanks to its strategic location, it is often considered the gateway to Burgundy. Its colourful facades, historic monuments and rich wine tradition make Mâcon a great place to stop on your roadtrip.
What to taste in Mâcon? 🍽️
Pouilly-Fuissé
A premium white wine from the Mâconnais region, with mineral flavours and hints of citrus. Perfect with fish and cheese.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs in a rich red wine sauce with bacon and shallots, a typical Burgundian dish.
Comté & Charolais
Famous cheeses from the region. Comté has nutty notes, while Charolais is a mild goat's cheese great with wine.
Tarte aux Pralines Roses
Famous rose cake with caramelised almond pralines, a sweet speciality of the whole area around Lyon.

Monumental neo-Romanesque church in the centre of Mâcon with two high towers. Its interior is decorated with magnificent stained glass windows and rich decorations that create a peaceful atmosphere. A perfect place to stroll around the historic centre.
Historic stone bridge connecting Mâcon with Saint-Laurent-sur-Saône. It offers a beautiful view of the river and is the ideal place for an evening stroll at sunset.



Today you will travel to Bourg-en-Bresse, famous for its delicious poultry, before heading to Burgundy, where you will be treated to world-class cuisine. Get ready for a gourmet experience!
This town is home to the famous "Poulet de Bresse" chicken breed, considered the best in the world. Visit the local market to sample not only this delicacy but also other traditional products of the region. In addition to the food, you will also see the beautiful Monastère Royal de Brou.
What to taste in Bourg-en-Bresse? 🍽️
Bresse Poultry
The most famous chicken in France! The local speciality is Poulet de Bresse à la crème - creamed chicken with mushrooms and wine.
Bleu de Bresse
A mild blue cheese with a creamy texture that pairs well with local wines.
Marché de Bourg-en-Bresse
Every Wednesday and Saturday morning there is a traditional market with fresh produce, cheese, wine and local specialities. A great place to sample Burgundian cuisine.

This historic church combines Gothic and Renaissance elements. Inside you will find beautiful stained glass windows and a richly decorated high altar.
If you are a cheese lover, you can't miss a visit to this famous cheese factory. Bresse Bleu is a unique blue cheese with a mild creamy flavour that goes well with local wines. During the tour you will learn more about its production and taste the different varieties. 🧀

A beautiful Gothic monastery with richly decorated architecture and unique stained glass windows. Inside you will also find an art museum.

Nature park with a lake where you can rent a boat, swim or ride a bike. An ideal place to relax and picnic.

Michelin restaurant where you can taste perfectly prepared dishes from regional ingredients. A favourite is the traditional volaille de Bresse à la crème - chicken Bresse in cream.




Today, you will embark on the famous Route des Grands Crus wine route, where you will discover the best wines of Burgundy. Scenic vineyards, historic wineries and tastings of the finest vintages await you.
A historic wine chateau that is the heart of Burgundy wine. See the original wine presses from the 12th century and learn more about the monastery's wine-making traditions. A tasting of local Grand Cru wines will convince you of the uniqueness of this region.

A family winery where some of the most prestigious Pinot Noirs in the world are made. Private tasting available upon request. The local vineyards have an ideal location and terroir that gives the wines incredible depth and complexity. 🍷

A small village where some of the world's most prestigious red wines are produced. Pinot Noir here reaches its peak elegance thanks to its unique terroir. You will visit a traditional winery and enjoy a tasting of the best vintages.

Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, is known for its rich history, excellent gastronomy and elegant architecture. Visitors are attracted not only by the famous Burgundian wines and traditional mustards, but also by the magnificent palaces, churches and museums.
What to taste in Dijon? 🍽️
Dijon mustard
You can taste it in shops like Maison Maille or Edmond Fallot.
Coq au Vin
A classic French dish - rooster stewed in red wine with mushrooms and herbs.
Escargots de Bourgogne
Traditional Burgundy snails with garlic butter and parsley. If you haven't tried them yet, Dijon is the place to be!
Kir
An aperitif that comes straight from Dijon - a blend of Aligoté white wine and blackcurrant liqueur (Crème de Cassis). Try it in a local bar.
Pain d'épices
Dijon gingerbread, a spicy delicacy perfect for coffee or tea. You can buy it at the traditional bakery Mulot & Petitjean.

The heart of Dijon and one of France's most important historic settlements. Today it is home to the town hall and the Museum of Fine Arts, with a rich collection of works from the Middle Ages to the present day.
A popular walking route that takes you through the historic centre and shows you the main sights. Follow the little owls marked on the pavement and discover the hidden corners of the city.
A magnificent Gothic cathedral with an underground crypt from the 11th century. One of the oldest buildings in Dijon with a richly decorated interior.
Beautiful city park ideal for a short coffee stop or picnic. At the entrance, you will be greeted by the famous statue of the white bear, the symbol of Dijon.



Today you will spend the day in the town of Beaune, where you will enjoy wine therapy, relaxation and excellent gastronomy. After the previous days of wine tasting and exploring the wine regions, you deserve a moment to relax and nurture your body and mind.
Beaune is the wine capital of Burgundy and a visit is essential. Wander the historic streets and visit the Hôtel-Dieu, a beautiful medieval hospice with colourful tiles on the roof. After the tour, enjoy a traditional Burgundy lunch at a local wine bar.
What to taste in Beaune?
Boeuf Bourguignon
One of the most famous French dishes - slow braised beef in Burgundy wine, with carrots, onions and herbs. It is best enjoyed in the traditional restaurants of Beaune.
Oeufs en Meurette
Poached eggs served in a rich red sauce of wine, bacon, onions and mushrooms. A classic Burgundian delicacy that goes well with the local Pinot Noir.
Escargots de Bourgogne
The famous Burgundy snails, baked in butter with garlic and parsley. The tender meat and intense flavour make this dish a gastronomic delight.
Pain d'épices
Burgundy gingerbread flavoured with honey and spices, often served as a dessert or as an accompaniment to local cheeses.
Burgundy cheese
Try local cheeses such as Époisses (a distinctive, aged cheese with a washed rind), Ami du Chambertin or Délice de Pommard. They pair well with regional wines!

A superb wine bar and restaurant where you can enjoy great Burgundy wine with local specialities such as Boeuf Bourguignon or Oeufs en Meurette. The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere with vaulted ceilings and historical features. 🍷

Modern interactive museum dedicated to the wine tradition of Burgundy. Here you will learn about the unique concept of terroir and why Burgundy wines are considered some of the best in the world. The exhibition is complemented by audiovisual effects and virtual tastings.
A luxurious spa in the historic heart of Beaune where you can indulge in grape seed oil massages, wine baths and detoxifying vine wraps. Wine cosmetics play a starring role here, providing excellent skin and muscle regeneration after hard days on the road.

A Michelin-style restaurant in a quiet setting where you can enjoy a delicious combination of traditional Burgundian dishes with a modern twist. We recommend trying the escargots de Bourgogne (buttered snails with parsley) or the finely prepared foie gras. The perfect end to a relaxing day.




You will spend the last day of your trip in the picturesque region of Beaujolais, located north of Lyon. This region is famous for its fresh red wines from the Gamay grape and its beautiful rolling countryside full of vineyards and stone villages.
One of the most important wineries in the Côte de Beaune, renowned for its rich and structured Chardonnays. During your tour, you will walk through the historic cellars where the wines are aged in oak barrels. The tasting is accompanied by a comparison of the different appellations, allowing you to understand the differences between the different terroirs.

One of the best wineries in the Cru Beaujolais region, where you can taste great wines from the Fleurie appellation. The wines from here are delicate, floral and elegant. During the tasting you will learn about the uniqueness of the local terroir and the wine making process.

The largest wine museum in Europe, offering an interactive look at the history and production of wine in Beaujolais. You'll find historic presses, film screenings and even a themed wine park with a tasting area. The perfect place to end your trip. https://www.duboeuf.com/en/the-park/

One of the most beautiful villages in France! Oingt boasts golden houses made of local stone and stunning views of the vineyards. The local winery offers the opportunity to taste wines directly from the winemakers, who will be happy to show you the production process.




Today is reserved for the transfer to the airport. If you have time, take to the streets of Lyon.
The best place to sample local delicacies! This legendary indoor market is a gourmet's paradise - sample cheeses, charcuterie, fresh seafood or the famous Lyonnais pralines. Don't forget the quenelle de brochet, a traditional Lyonnais fish dish with delicious Nantua sauce.
