Visit Bouzeron and the surrounding area

In the heart of the Côte Chalonnaise, Bouzeron stands out for its unique character and its way of life centred on vineyards, heritage and nature. Surrounded by hillsides, charming villages and open countryside, the area invites visitors to enjoy an authentic experience combining wine tastings, history and outdoor activities.

Near Bouzeron, the villages of Chamilly, Chassey-le-Camp and Remigny complete the experience, offering a blend of archaeological heritage, rock climbing and the stunning landscapes of the Grand Chalon region.

Bouzeron’s must-sees

and the surrounding area

BouzeronA village within the Côte Chalonnaise appellation

As the only village in the world to lend its name to an appellation dedicated to Aligoté, Bouzeron occupies a unique place in the Burgundy wine region. With its vineyards, wine cellars and charming narrow streets, the village invites visitors to discover a terroir that is emblematic of the Côte Chalonnaise.

Remigny Climbing SiteTake in the view from the cliffs at Grand Chalon

In Remigny, the climbing site is a popular destination for climbing enthusiasts and lovers of outdoor activities, with routes suitable for all levels. The cliffs and the natural surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for experiencing the landscapes of the Côte Chalonnaise in a different way.

The Chassey-le-Camp Archaeological Interpretation CentreA journey through time

In Chassey-le-Camp, the Archaeological Interpretation Centre showcases the discoveries made at the town’s famous prehistoric site. Established in 2018, it uses information panels, display cases and authentic artefacts to illustrate several millennia of human settlement.

Bouzeron

A village of distinction and excellence

In the heart of the Côte Chalonnaise, Bouzeron stands out as one of the most distinctive villages in the Burgundy wine region. Nestled amongst hillsides and vineyards, it owes its fame to its Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée (AOC), dedicated exclusively to the Aligoté grape variety, which is something of an exception here in Burgundy.

The village offers an authentic setting where rural heritage, wine cellars and vineyard landscapes blend harmoniously. Its narrow streets, stone houses and the rows of vines that surround it offer an immediate immersion in the Burgundian way of life.

Hugging the hillsides, the paths winding through the vineyards reveal stunning panoramic views of the Côte Chalonnaise, inviting you to take a stroll and discover a landscape shaped over centuries by the vine.

With its vineyards, natural beauty and heritage, Bouzeron offers an authentic escape in the heart of the Grand Chalon region, where you can discover a terroir that is unique in Burgundy.

The only village with an appellation dedicated to Aligoté

Bouzeron is the only village in Burgundy to lend its name to an appellation exclusively dedicated to Aligoté. Recognised as a communal AOC since 1997, it has made this white grape variety – with its lively, youthful and fruity character – a true hallmark of the region and the Côte Chalonnaise.

The area around Bouzeron

A region where heritage meets vineyards

Around Bouzeron, the villages of Chamilly, Chassey-le-Camp and Remigny invite you to explore the region further, offering a harmonious blend of heritage, ancient history and the landscapes of the Côte Chalonnaise.

Chamilly

A treasure trove of history

Dominated by its elegant 18th-century château, Chamilly offers a peaceful setting amidst the vineyards and hills of the Côte Chalonnaise. The village is also notable for its Saint-Pierre church, a remarkable Romanesque building that adds to the charm and history of the place. Combining heritage and natural beauty, Chamilly invites you to enjoy a timeless getaway.

Chassey-le-Camp

A Land of Prehistory

Chassey-le-Camp is a major centre for regional archaeology. Its prehistoric site, which has been inhabited since the Neolithic period, gave its name to the Chasséenne culture, a key reference in archaeology. Perched high up and overlooking the hillsides of the Côte Chalonnaise, the village invites visitors on a true journey through time.

Remigny

Between the canal and the cliffs

Straddled by the Canal du Centre, Remigny offers the perfect setting for walks along the water’s edge and other forms of sustainable transport. The village is also known for its cliffs, which are popular with rock climbers and offer stunning views of the surrounding landscapes of the Côte Chalonnaise.

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What to do? Where to stay? Where to eat?All properties in Bouzeron and the surrounding area

Accommodation, restaurants, activities and heritage – discover everything Bouzeron, Chamilly, Chassey-le-Camp and Remigny have to offer, all in one place.

Where to go hikingin the area around Bouzeron?

Starting from Chassey-le-Camp, this circular cycle route also passes through Bouzeron, Chamilly and Remigny, offering a chance to immerse yourself fully in the heart of this region. With its vineyards, hillsides, cliffs, charming villages and stretches along the Canal du Centre, it encapsulates the full diversity of the Côte Chalonnaise’s landscapes.