Holidays to Blaisy-Bas

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Paris, the country's capital, is located roughly 150 miles northwest of Blaisy-Bas.

Take some time to discover the sights and sounds of the region's natural attractions. Two close by locations are Beze Caves (25 miles away) and Office de Tourisme du Montbardois (25 miles away).

If you travel 8 miles to the east of Blaisy-Bas you will arrive at Velars-sur-Ouche. A trip here gives you the chance to visit the Arquebuse Gardens and Chateau de Malain. Thenissey is another great option. It's located just 10 miles out of Blaisy-Bas. Have a look around town and stop by Alesia and the Maison des Arts Textiles & du Design.

You should visit Talant. It's about 12 miles east of Blaisy-Bas and it has some excellent visitor attractions, such as Church of Notre Dame, Liberation Square and Dijon Cathedral. For even more excitement, make your way to the Museum of Sacred Art and Palace of the Dukes.

Learn about the various aromas and flavors of Cote d'Or by exploring its food and drinks.

To discover the true flavors of the region, be sure to seek out regional ingredients like wine and mustard.

Coq au vin (chicken in red wine) and escargots de bourgogne (snails in parsley butter) are often ordered by tourists and local diners alike.

To complement your dinner, how about a glass of red or white? Aligoté is a delicious drop that can match almost any dish. If you're after a second, try Pinot Noir.

Getting your head around the local language is the surest way to break down cultural barriers, so take the time to memorize a handful of common French phrases before you arrive. Salut / Bonjour is the French way to say hello. Ça va? Comment ça va?Comment allez-vous? (how are you?) is another handy one to keep up your sleeve.

Join in on the party at Bastille Day, a nation-wide celebration that takes place on the 14th of July.

You've laughed, met new friends and no doubt given your camera a good workout. When the time arrives to spend your final European euros and bid Au revoir / À bientôt to Cote d'Or, chances are you'll already be planning your next trip!

If you're searching for Blaisy-Bas' closest airport, it is approximately 17 miles to the east.