Le Consortium
Even the art-agnostic find themselves won over by this institution that has been a leading light on the French contemporary art scene for over three decades.
Burgundy is a region of contrast. It has places of great natural beauty; expansive landscapes that are home to its famous vineyards and the oldest histories of European human habitation. It has unique historic buildings that evidence its medieval wealth and the stylish splendour of the dukes of Burgundy. But it also has internationally renowned cutting-edge contemporary culture. Try these six places for a real experience of the region.
Even the art-agnostic find themselves won over by this institution that has been a leading light on the French contemporary art scene for over three decades.
Embrace your inner caveman in this unique area, climbing the rock. Or the civilised options: learning about its prehistoric people and trying the fine wines.
Two for the price of one: discover the awe-inspiring royal palace of one of France's most powerful duchies of old that also houses a fine art museum.
Lose yourself in this astoundingly well preserved jewel of 17th-century grandeur, from the ornate gilt of its cabinet of curiosities to the exquisite gardens.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an astonishingly well preserved example of Northern Renaissance civic architecture. A unique place you'll remember forever.
Explore the wealth of France's medieval ecclesiastic heritage off the beaten track in this pretty riverside town with impressive past glories.