Top 4 cultural & heritage things to do in Auxerre

1. Self-guided audio walking tour of Auxerre

A 75-minute walk through Auxerre's medieval streets, covering 3.1 km with 21 audio comments on key sights like the Cathedral of St. Stephen and the Abbey of St. Germain.

2. Chablis and Northern Burgundy wine tour

Full-day tour visiting at least four wineries, with tastings, vineyard views, and lunch at a local bistro.

“We are grateful to Nick for coordinating our day in Chablis. After staying in Beaune, he provided detailed insights on how to maximize our tour. He met us at the train station early in the morning, showcasing his extensive experience in the industry. Nick mapped out an excellent route, allowing us to sample wines from various areas in Chablis. We enjoyed a wide variety of chardonnays, including oaked, unoaked, organic, and no-sulfate options, alongside surprising finds like Sauvignon blanc and non-pinot noir reds. By the end of our tour, we had gained a solid understanding of the Chablis wine production. In Canada, we can only purchase one “generic” type of Chablis, but tasting the chardonnays from Burgundy and Pouilly Fuisse, we found ourselves preferring those from Chablis. We discovered that unoaked or lightly oaked white wines suit our taste best and brought a few bottles home with us. Thank you, Nick!”— Gaiane_I

3. Private Citroën 2CV sightseeing tour of Paris

Two hours in a vintage Citroën 2CV — iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame plus hidden gems, with an English-speaking guide.

“We had a fantastic experience. My wife and I loved every moment. People were admiring the car and waving at us, which made us feel especially special.”— abdulbakio412

4. Private tour from Paris to Normandy with English-speaking driver

Round-trip transport from Paris to Normandy — private car with English-speaking driver, covering scenic stops along the way.

“Our driver was very accommodating and supportive. As we both have slight disabilities, he assisted us in reaching areas that were difficult to access. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.”— Brenda_K