Transport
Getting there
| By Train | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| From | Via | Time | Time |
| Calais | A26 | 4:30 hours | No train service |
| Paris | A6 | 2 hours | No train service |
| Dieppe | A151, A13, A6 | 3:45 hours | No train service |
| Le Havre | A13, A6 | 3:45 hours | No train service |
| Cherbourg | N13, A13, A6 | 5 hours | No train service |
| Marseilles | A7, A6 | 5:30 hours | No train service |
Air: There is NO airport close to Chablis. Closest international airport would be Paris.
Ferry: No ferries
Bus: None of the long distance bus operators travel to Chablis. Closest city in their itineraries would be Auxerre. From there you can take local buses.
Within Chablis
Chablis is a small town, and you will not need any public transportation. Once you have found a parking spot for your car (which in the summer might take some time), you can easily walk in town.
Streets are often very narrow. Most shops (and wine tasting shops) are all centered around the main street.
Restaurants
Chablis is a small town, so you will not have a large selection of restaurants. There are some 17 of them, many very good to excellent (and many pricey). This is a wine town, so many wine buyers are wined and dined in good restaurants.
We can recommend the “Hostellerie des Clos” restaurant.
Hotels
There are some 15 hotels, gites, airbnb and other accommodation places in Chablis. Some of them are upmarket.
Things To See/To Do
- Walk the small and narrow streets of Chablis
- Taste wines in the many places in Chablis
- Visit the Saint-Martin church
- Visit and tour the Domain Laroche castle
- Visit the Tourist Office (click here to access their website)
Related Posts
- 10000
Chablis is a charming town in the Burgundy wine region of France, known for producing some of the world's finest white wines. It features historic architecture, shops selling local products, and is a popular destination for wine tasting and outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. - 10000
The Auxerre cathedral was built in the 13th century (on a cathedral dating back to 11th century). - 10000
Beaune is not a city associated with beauty. It's not an architectural marvel, despite being an old city. Beaune is known for the fact that it's the capital of the Burgundy Wines! Here you will find most wineries of Burgundy, so it's heaven for wine aficionados. - 10000
The Balleure Castle lies deep in the Burgundy wine region, and there's a good reason for it. The hotel/restaurant is owned by one of world's most recognised wine taste/specialists. The castle has several comfortable and cozy rooms, and the wine menu is to die for. The area is beautiful and…
