To the centre of Burgundy with Mathieu Mouillet, who invites us to get on our bikes and discover the region through a new, mystical and natural lens.
During the dog days of summer, the Burgundy Canal in Tonnerre is the perfect spot for a boat outing.
Late August amid the vines, as the harvest approaches. I grab a few Chardonnay grapes, but unfortunately they're not ripe yet!
In Saint-Bris-le-Vineux, travel back in time as you step down the staircases to the 12th-century cellars.
On the forecourt of the Vézelay basilica, pilgrims begin their journey to Santiago de Compostela.
On the banks of the Yonne, Alain Renaudin of Les Tilleuls restaurant sincerely hopes I'm hungry and extremely thirsty!
A geometrical view of fields from the basket of a hot-air balloon.
A wild ramble in the shade of the forests, while on the great crossing through Morvan.
Moss and mushrooms line the route and watch the ramblers pass by.
On a weekend at the beginning of the hunting season, a fox creeps between the hedges, on the Anost coast.
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By Mathieu Mouillet
Mathieu Mouillet has been criss-crossing the planet for over 15 years. After touring the world by bike and visiting over 45 countries, the globe-trotter has launched into an exotic journey – but this time through France! He has spent 18 months visiting the least populated areas of what geographers call the 'diagonal of the void'...
