Rental Saint Georges sur Baulche 12 people : 

Need to get away from it all? A stay in the open air, far (very far!) from the traditional tourist routes? What if you opted for a half city, half country holiday? Head for Saint-Georges-sur-Baulche!

The town of Saint-Georges-sur-Baulche is located in the department of Yonne, in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region, right next to Auxerre. Flowered city, particularly wooded, it is the ideal place to put its bags to discover the city of Auxerre. Its main asset is obviously its location, but before rushing to discover Auxerre, take the time to discover the discreet beauty of Saint-Georges-sur-Baulche. Although the village is not overflowing with remarkable buildings, you can still discover the Château de Montmercy and the tower of the old windmill in the "La Montagne" district, which form the main part of the village's built heritage.

On foot or by bike, you can easily get to Auxerre, which is only 2 kilometres from the heart of Saint-Georges-sur-Baulche The gateway to Burgundy, Auxerre is a captivating destination, teeming with little shops, museums, and restaurants to enjoy. Our advice? Take a stroll along the banks of the Yonne, as well as in the historic centre. Here, the old stone houses adorned with wood are legion, and invite you to take a real plunge into history. Also worth seeing? The 15th century Clock Tower, the Saint-Germain Abbey in the heart of the town centre, not forgetting the vineyards of the Auxerrois region, where you will discover the Clos de la Chaînette, the oldest planted vineyard in Burgundy!

Staying in Saint-Georges-sur-Baulche also means indulging in the delights of the local gastronomy. Many specialities make the reputation of the region on the plate: the gougère, the andouillette of Chablis, the legendary boeuf bourguignon, the snail of Burgundy, the truffle of Burgundy or the kir bourguignon will not cease to delight the papillae of the finest gourmets. And don't forget your diaries! If you like wine, the Saint-Vincent Tournante de l'Auxerrois is THE event not to be missed at the end of January to celebrate the patron saint of the grape harvest and taste a whole bunch of great Burgundy wines! With moderation of course, just enough to give these holidays a little taste of "back to the roots"!