Holidays to Saint-Usage

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The major city of Bern is just 100 miles to the east of Saint-Usage.

If you're longing to reconnect with the sights and sounds of the natural world, grab your daypack and head to Beze Caves, located 25 miles from Saint-Usage. Another good option is The St. Marcel Caves in Ardeche, 30 miles away.

Sports fanatics should catch a game at Le Colisée. It's in Chalon-sur-Saone, about 30 miles to the southwest of Saint-Usage. After the game, join the locals in one of the nearby pubs.

Head to Brazey-en-Plaine, 3 miles out of Saint-Usage. It's home to Abbaye Notre-Dame de Citeaux and Abbaye de Cîteaux. Another possibility is Damparis. It's about 8 miles from Saint-Usage, and boasts the Musee Pasteur and Collegiale of Notre-Dame.

Agencourt is 12 miles to the west of Saint-Usage. This regional centre is where you'll find the Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, the Louis Max Vineyard and the Cassissium. The Caveau Clavelier and the L'Imaginarium are some of the other sites that will keep you busy.

Indulge your taste buds in the region's numerous restaurants and bars.

A wonderful meal relies upon the quality of its ingredients. Luckily, the wine and mustard are amongst the world's best.

Coq au vin (chicken in red wine) and escargots de bourgogne (snails in parsley butter) are a couple of well-known options with their own unique flavors.

To add another component to your dining experience, how about some local wine? Aligoté is a delicious drop that pairs well with almost any dish. If you're after a second, try Pinot Noir.

Perhaps one of the most meaningful courtesies you can present to the locals is to make the effort to learn some common phrases in their language. Santé ! À votre santé ! is French for cheers/good health. Ça va bien, merci. Et toi/vous? will also come in handy. It translates to fine thanks, and you.

You should be happy to learn that the 14th of July is Bastille Day, a day of celebration for the nation.

The only sad thing about taking a vacation is that, eventually, it must come to an end. While it may be tough saying À plus tard to Saint-Usage, just remember that you will be welcome to visit again!

You don't have to worry about missing your flight. Just keep in mind that the closest airport is 9 miles to the southeast.