Vianges is a cosy little village of the Morvan Regional Natural Park, which is part of the Côte-d'Or department of Burgundy, mostly famous for its 11th-century Château.

The construction of the Château started as a "Maison-forte" in the 11th century when it was one of the first fortified mansions of the region and the only one with a double moat. Over the centuries, the Chateau de Vianges belonged to some of the most influential families of Burgundy - among them the de Morey and de Mac Mahon - and today, it is a private property of an Italian aristocratic family. 

The castle, together with its pigeonnier, is listed in the “Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments of France”. 

One of the buildings in the walled property, made of over ten acres of gardens, has been restructured into a B&B with cosy apartments and comfortable rooms ready to accommodate up to 26 guests.

The layout is ideal for weddings, conferences, and corporate events, as well.

The Chateau de Vianges is a short distance from a golf course, famously starred restaurants and nearby the famous "route des grand crus" and its mythical vineyards and wines. 

Riding, fishing, hiking activities and guided tours are also available on request.