Holiday Accommodation Chagny

Chagny self-catering holiday gites are set in a picturesque town at the heart of the wine country, nestled in a portion of the region that boasts rolling hills, forests and vineyards. Chagny holiday cottages would be perfect if you’re hoping to get out and enjoy the countryside, walking, cycling or playing a round at one of the golf courses in the area. Running through the town around Chagny self-catering holiday villas is the canal du Centre, which dates to the late 18th Century and is more than 100 kilometres in length. It’s nice spot for a walk or afternoon picnic.

Clustered around self-catering holiday accommodation in Chagny are number of wineries, offering tours and tasting sessions to the public. Maison Alex Gambal, Domaine Labry Andre et Bernard and Abbaye de Morgeot are among the closest. You could also make the half-hour from Chagny self-catering gites across to the town of Autun, which is famous for its wealth of Roman remnants. Among the essential sights here are two town gates, an amphitheatre and Temple of Janus. Meanwhile Chalon-sur-Saone is also little more than 20 minutes from Chagny self-catering holiday villas, and is dominated by the spectacular St Vincent’s Cathedral. You could come to Chalon-sur-Saone on a Friday, when the city square holds a busy market.

Weather

At a Saone et Loire self-catering cottage you’ll be able to expect plenty of warm weather in summer, when temperatures exceed the mid-20s. Winters here are usually quite mild, but do bring occasional cold spells.

Best Time to Visit

The grape harvest in the vineyards around Chagny holiday accommodation takes place in autumn, and this is when the countryside here is especially attractive.

Reaching Chagny

Chagny self-catering villas and gites sit no more than 90 minutes from Lyon Airport (LYS), which offers flights to and from a number of UK cities, via EasyJet and British Airways.