CHALON , a sizeable port and bustling industrial centre on a broad meander of the Saône, is generally uninteresting, though its old riverside quarter does have an easy charm, and it makes a good base for exploring the more expensive areas of the Côte d'Or. It's a thriving business centre, and trade fairs frequently take over the town, but more festive occasions are also an important part of its appeal and good reasons to stop if you're around at the right time. The pre-Lent carnival (February or March) features a parade of giant masks and a confetti battle, and there's a national festival … more »
Frances charms are manifest, whether it is the chic boulevards... more »
Not to be confused with Chlons-en-Champagne, formerly known as Chlons-sur-M... more »
Not to be confused with Chlons-en-Champagne, formerly known as Chlons-sur-M... more »