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Maconnais Region Attractions

The Mâconnais region to the south of the Côte Chalonnaise is named after the bridge town of Mâcon on the River Saône.

The signposted Route des Vins Mâconnais-Beaujolais was opened in 1986. It winds 280mi through the two regions. Information on the route can be obtained from the Cellier-Expo at Crèches-sur-Sâone, a village just south of Mâcon on the N6.

In the village of Lugny the Foire des Vins du Haut-Mâconnais festival takes place during the weekend of Palm Sunday. There is also a fair in Mâcon which lasts about ten days during mid-May.
Aze Caves, France
Grotte d'Azé is two caves that include a prehistoric grotto which stretches for 350 meters and an underground river that runs for at least 1,350 meters. The cave is thought to be the oldest inhabited cave in eastern France, with remains dating back at least 400,000 years to the Acheulian period. Exhibits of cave bears and other prehistoric animals are still on display at the Archeological Museum at the site.

A camp ground, swimming pool and snack bar are also located at the site.
Address
Grotte d'Azé
F-71260 Azé
France
Hours
April 1 to September 30
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Tips
2-star camp site.
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