Cruise MS Daniele: France departing from Besancon

Besançon, a historic city in eastern France, is encircled by the Doubs River and dominated by its 17th-century citadel. Explore the museums, including the Musée du Temps, and stroll through the old town. Stroll along the quays of the Doubs River. Discover Renaissance architecture and the city's rich history. Besançon is perfect for those looking to explore France's cultural and natural heritage.

Besançon, a historic city in eastern France, is encircled by the Doubs River and dominated by its 17th-century citadel. Explore the museums, including the Musée du Temps, and stroll through the old town. Stroll along the quays of the Doubs River. Discover Renaissance architecture and the city's rich history. Besançon is perfect for those looking to explore France's cultural and natural heritage.

Ranchot, a charming village in the Jura region of France, offers a peaceful and picturesque stopover. Discover the Saint-Pierre church with its remarkable architecture and stroll through the village's quiet streets. Nature lovers will appreciate the hikes along the Loue river, offering bucolic landscapes and picturesque viewpoints. Enjoy a tasting of local wines and cheeses to discover the flavors of the region.

Ranchot, a charming village in the Jura region of France, offers a peaceful and picturesque stopover. Discover the Saint-Pierre church with its remarkable architecture and stroll through the village's quiet streets. Nature lovers will appreciate the hikes along the Loue river, offering bucolic landscapes and picturesque viewpoints. Enjoy a tasting of local wines and cheeses to discover the flavors of the region.

In the heart of the Jura, Dole captivates visitors with its rich heritage. Discover the Collégiale Notre-Dame, a Gothic jewel, and stroll along the quiet canals. Visit Louis Pasteur's house, a testimony to scientific history. Nature lovers will be charmed by the Chaux forest and hikes along the Loue river. Dole, combining culture, history and nature, offers a peaceful and rewarding stopover.

In the heart of the Jura, Dole captivates visitors with its rich heritage. Discover the Collégiale Notre-Dame, a Gothic jewel, and stroll along the quiet canals. Visit Louis Pasteur's house, a testimony to scientific history. Nature lovers will be charmed by the Chaux forest and hikes along the Loue river. Dole, combining culture, history and nature, offers a peaceful and rewarding stopover.

Saint-Jean-de-Losne, a small town in Burgundy, France, welcomes you to the banks of the Saône. Discover its river heritage, visit the Musée de la Batellerie and stroll along the port. Walks along the Saône are pleasant and peaceful. The region, famous for its wines and gastronomy, offers opportunities for tastings and culinary discoveries.

Saint-Jean-de-Losne, a small town in Burgundy, France, welcomes you to the banks of the Saône. Discover its river heritage, visit the Musée de la Batellerie and stroll along the port. Walks along the Saône are pleasant and peaceful. The region, famous for its wines and gastronomy, offers opportunities for tastings and culinary discoveries.

Petit-Ouges, a charming village in Burgundy, France, is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and vineyards. Stroll along the Burgundy canal, discovering traditional houses and historic churches. The region is famous for its gastronomy and wines, offering an authentic culinary experience. Local activities include wine tasting, cycling and chateau visits.

Petit-Ouges, a charming village in Burgundy, France, is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and vineyards. Stroll along the Burgundy canal, discovering traditional houses and historic churches. The region is famous for its gastronomy and wines, offering an authentic culinary experience. Local activities include wine tasting, cycling and chateau visits.

Dijon, capital of Burgundy, is famous for its rich architectural heritage, with palaces, churches and half-timbered houses. You'll be charmed by its historic center, where history and culture mingle. Don't miss a visit to the Palace of the Dukes and States of Burgundy. Food lovers will appreciate the local specialties, such as Dijon mustard, and discover the renowned vineyards of the surrounding area. The city's museums offer a fascinating insight into Burgundian history and art.

Dijon, capital of Burgundy, is famous for its rich architectural heritage, with palaces, churches and half-timbered houses. You'll be charmed by its historic center, where history and culture mingle. Don't miss a visit to the Palace of the Dukes and States of Burgundy. Food lovers will appreciate the local specialties, such as Dijon mustard, and discover the renowned vineyards of the surrounding area. The city's museums offer a fascinating insight into Burgundian history and art.