The Wine Country: Up Close with Sabine Bodet

Here are some of the sights you'd see on a visit with Sabine France:

Day One: we would directly go home, have a drink and a walk in our small town Trévoux, later on, dinner and you would stay in our chambre d'hôtes
Day Two: We could go and stroll in the Beaujolais region for a couple of hours, seeing or visiting private château, visiting a winery and tasting wines, stopping in a medieval village, seeing lavoirs (communal washing place) and pigeon houses. Then have lunch prepared by my husband Alain who is "the cook," and a very good cook at that. Then we'd continue toward Burgundy, stopping on the way for a visit of the abbey of Cluny, founded in 910 and rebuilt in the XI century by monks from the Benedictine order. And maybe visit Chateau de Cormatin, all renovated by the knowledgeable owners and splendid in a pretty park. We have our own country house nearby, "les Buissons" (the Bushes).
Day Three: An hour's drive through vineyards to visit Dijon, capital of the ancient province of the Dukes of Burgundy, walking and following the owl ?! yes there are marks having the shape of an owl on the street showing us where to go and a booklet telling us all the stories about people and houses. Lunch in front of the market. On the way back, stops in well-known vineyards, like Clos de Vougeot or Pommard or Meursault.
There's also the possibility to go to Beaune, with the famous Hospice and charming pedestrian streets, and a wine museum with tastings. Or Autun, originally a Roman town with monuments from the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries, handsome private mansions and an active village life.