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Beaune Historic Heritage

Beyond its world-famous vineyards, Beaune preserves a dense concentration of medieval and Renaissance architecture. This collection traces the town's history through its 12th-century Romanesque basilica, the 13th-century communal clock tower, and the extensive network of defensive ramparts and bastions. The list also includes grand 16th-century manor houses and former monastic buildings that illustrate Beaune’s long-standing role as a center of religious and political power in the Duchy of Burgundy.

Basilique Notre-Dame

12th-century Romanesque collegiate church inspired by the Cluniac style, housing a rare set of 15th-century silk and wool tapestries depicting the life of the Virgin Mary.

Beffroi de Beaune

A 13th and 14th-century clock tower on Place Monge that historically served as the town’s watchtower and a symbol of communal freedoms.

Ancien Carmel de Beaune

A 17th-century former Carmelite convent building that forms part of the town's rich religious architectural heritage.

Hôtel de ville

The town hall is housed in the former 17th-century Ursuline convent, featuring classic French monastic architecture adapted for administrative use.

Maison du Colombier

16th-century Renaissance manor house notable for its octagonal tower, pepper-pot turret, and traditional Burgundian tile roofing.

Bastion Saint-Martin

A significant defensive structure within the town's circuit of walls, representing the evolution of military fortifications in the 16th century.

Porte Saint-Nicolas

An 18th-century triumphal arch that replaced a medieval gate, serving as a formal entrance to the historic center from the north.

Église Saint-Nicolas

A 12th-century church dedicated to the patron saint of travelers and wine merchants, featuring a Romanesque portal and a large 15th-century bell tower.

Hôtel Moyne-Blandin

An 18th-century private mansion and regional heritage site showcasing the aristocratic residential architecture of the period.

Hôtel de Saulx

A historic private residence featuring traditional Burgundian architectural details, located in the heart of the old town.

Rempart des Dames

A well-preserved section of the medieval city walls, currently serving as an elevated pedestrian promenade surrounding the historic center.

Maison de Négoce Champy

The historic headquarters of Burgundy's oldest wine house, founded in 1720, situated in a building recognized for its regional heritage value.

Immeuble dépendant de l'ancien monastère des Chartreux

A historic building formerly associated with the Carthusian monastery, illustrating the town's medieval ecclesiastical history.

Ancienne chapelle des Jacobins

The former chapel of the Dominican order, known in France as Jacobins, dating back to the town's medieval expansion.

Monument aux Morts

A commemorative monument dedicated to the citizens of Beaune who lost their lives in the world wars of the 20th century.