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The 10 who make Rennes
Brittany's capital is attracting travelers more than ever for its heritage, its cultural dynamism, its (very) good food and, above all, its effervescence and sense of welcome, making it one of France's coolest cities. Discover our ten favorites...
The 10 that make Nice
Spurred on by a new generation of locals, but also by newcomers seduced by its charms, the city of Nice has decided to give itself a facelift, combining all the criteria of dynamism and modernity. Here are 10 of our favorite hot-spots to (re)discover the taste of Nice.
The 10 that make up Aix-en-Provence
With its fountains, churches and palaces testifying to its past grandeur, Aix-en-Provence is without doubt one of France's most beautiful cities. And one of the most sought-after, because it has always been able to look ahead. The proof is in the 10 things that make Aix an Eden.
The 10 who make Arles
We already loved its proximity to the Camargue and the breathtaking beauty of its Roman remains, its light celebrated by Van Gogh or Picasso and its unmissable Rencontres de la photographie. Arles has lost none of these treasures, but there's even more to offer. Here are 10 ways to make Arles an Eldorado.
The 10 who make Lille
We love it for its sublime Grand-Place, the delights of its estaminets and the unfailing kindness of its inhabitants. But you only have to spend a few days in Lille to discover that the city has so much more to offer. Gault&Millau gives you the keys with 10 must-sees.
Top 5 in Cannes
Every year, the spotlight of the seventh art is on Cannes. But while the Riviera city becomes the center of the world during the festival, it's alive and kicking all year round. From the narrow streets of Le Suquet to the lively Rue d'Antibes, not forgetting the Croisette, Cannes is bursting with new addresses that are shaking up the gastronomic and cultural scene. Here is a selection of 5 addresses that are sure to be the talk of the town.
The 10 who make Bordeaux
Long gone are the days when Bordeaux was seen as a proud, aloof city. The city began its transformation in the 2000s, and today is warm, open and ultra-creative. Here are 10 of our favorite hot spots to (re)discover a taste of Bordeaux.
Top 5 in Strasbourg
The city reveals itself all year round, summer and winter alike, and not necessarily during the Christmas frenzy. Whether you prefer the charms of Petite France or the grandeur of the Imperial Quarter, Europe's capital has no shortage of gourmet attractions.
Top 5 in Rennes
The capital of the Brittany region has much more to offer than the famous rue de la Soif, a student playground. Rennes, like many cities in Western France, is a magnet for young talent. The proof is in our Top 5.
Top 5 in Dinard
A renowned seaside resort on the Emerald Coast, Dinard is a charming town that stands out thanks to its Belle Époque-style villas. Gault&Millau has compiled the best addresses in the Breton town.
Top 5 in Beaune
The hospices, the vineyards... Once a year, in November, Beaune is the capital of rare and/or great wine lovers. All the spotlights are on Beaune, waiting for the results of the sales and hoping for new records every year. But the rest of the year, between canal and hillsides, the town is the ideal starting point for discovering the heart of Burgundy. Gault&Millau gives you its 5 must-sees
Top 5 in Saint-Malo
Looking for a taste of autumn's first spray, an escape that will help you come to terms with the end of summer... Saint-Malo, a walled city, not yet totally deserted but already free of its overflow of tourists. On one side, the Sillon beach, and for the more courageous, a stroll to Rotheneuf, on the other, the Rance... And in between, some lovely restaurants to (re)discover!
