The house in Vezelay

Our gite is an ancient stone house at the heart of the mediaeval town of Vézelay, a centre of pilgrimage since the twelfth century and now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

It is surrounded by superb walking country as well as being ideally placed for touring Burgundy's 'green heart', the Morvan National Park.

The house dates back to the twelfth century and still has two large cellars from that time. It was reworked in the fifteenth and eighteenth centuries. From the terrace overlooking Place Borot there are views of the surrounding hillsides.

The accommodation is flexible, providing spacious living for individuals, couples, families or groups. It sleeps up to thirteen people comfortably.

See our photo gallery for pictures and more details of the accommodation.

We hope you will enjoy exploring our site - Alfred and Jessica Osborne

Towards the Basilica

Vézelay  is easily accessible from the UK by car or train, and is about two hours south of Paris.

See a map here

and our travel directions here

The house is about 5 minutes walk from the Basilica