Burgundy And The Rhone, France
Many captivating destinations sit within day-trip distance of Lyon.
Consider an organized tour for wine regions; it handles transport and tastings. Independent travel offers greater flexibility, especially for train-accessible spots like Vienne or Annecy.
Lyon's surroundings offer beautiful natural landscapes and rich historical sites.
Lyon's surroundings present beautiful natural landscapes for outdoor pursuits and relaxation.
Explore historical sites and charming rural villages outside of Lyon to deepen regional knowledge.
Multi-day extensions reveal more of France and neighboring countries.
Lyon base, day trip Beaujolais, then 2-3 days in Burgundy (Beaune/Dijon), possibly Alsace for more wine regions.
From Lyon, day trip to Vienne, then south to Avignon/Provence (2-3 days), and Marseille/Nice (3-4 days).
Lyon as base, then day trip or overnight Annecy, followed by 2-3 days in Chamonix/Mont Blanc.
Famous for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Beaune is a charming medieval town with the historic Hospices de Beaune.
This region stands for robust red wines (Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage) and aromatic white wines (Viognier).
Visualize the beauty awaiting you outside Lyon.
The rolling hills of the Beaujolais wine region offer picturesque scenery and countless vineyards.
A beautifully preserved medieval hilltop village, often a film set.
Known as the "Venice of the Alps," Annecy features a picturesque Old Town and crystal-clear lake.
Beyond specific landmarks, France's regions offer diverse landscapes.
Longer stays unlock more in-depth exploration of France's diverse regions.
A multi-day tour to Burgundy's esteemed vineyards, with overnight stays in charming towns.
Days in Annecy and Chamonix for hiking, skiing, or enjoying breathtaking mountain views.
Travel to the French Riviera for a different climate and coastal experiences.