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Paris, Bordeaux and More LA VERSION COMPLETE DE VOTRE GUIDE BEST OF FRANCE 2014 en numérique ou en papier en 3 clics à partir de 13.99€ Disponible sur PUBLISHING Welcome Collection Directors And Authors: Dominique AUZIAS and Jean Paul LABOURDETTE Authors: Céline PIETERS, Hélène MURRAY, Stéphanie BEE, Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE, Dominique AUZIAS and alter to France ! Publishing Director: Stéphan SZEREMETA Publishing Team: François TOURNIE, Jeff BUCHE, Grégoire DECONIHOUT, Perrine GALAZKA, Patrick MARINGE, Caroline MICHELOT, Morgane VESLIN, Julien BERNARD and Pierre-Yves SOUCHET STUDIO Studio Manager: Sophie LECHERTIER assisted by Romain AUDREN Layout: Julie BORDES, Élodie CLAVIER, Sandrine MECKING, Delphine PAGANO, Laurie PILLOIS, Hugues RENAULT esigned for English-speaking people looking Pictures Management And Mapping: Robin BEDDAR for good tips and good addresses in France, WEB “Best OF France” by Petit Futé is an essential Web Technical Director: D Lionel CAZAUMAYOU Web Management And Development: how-to guide to find an accommodation, a restau- Jean-Marc REYMUND assisted by Florian FAZER, rant, to organize your visits and outings to be Anthony GUYOT, Cédric MAILLOUX, Christophe PERREAU sure you will not get lost in the largest country in PUBLICITY TEAM Western Europe and the European Union. Web And Sales Director: Olivier AZPIROZ Local Publicity Responsible: Michel GRANSEIGNE Assistant: Victor CORREIA Indeed France is huge and full of charm: Customer Relationship Management: Metropolitan France extends from the Nathalie GONCALVES and Vimla MEETTOO Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel and NATIONAL PUBLICITY TEAM the North Sea, and from the Rhine to the Atlantic National Publicity Responsible: Aurélien MILTENBERGER assisted by Sandra RUFFIEUX Ocean. France has many sites inscribed in UNESCO’s Advertising Managers: Caroline AUBRY, Perrine DE CARNE MARCEIN, Caroline GENTELET, World Heritage List and features cities of high Sacha GOURAND, Alexandra GUILLAUME, cultural interest, like Paris, Bordeaux and more. Stéphanie MORRIS, Caroline PREAU, Virginie SMADJA Editorial Partnerships Manager: Marlène TIR But also beaches and seaside resorts, ski resorts, INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY TEAM and rural regions that are known for their beautiful Director: Karine VIROT assisted by Elise CADIOU landscapes and tranquillity. Advertising Managers: Romain COLLYER, Camille ESMIEU, and Guillaume LABOUREUR That’s why France is ranked as the first tourist CIRCULATION ET PROMOTION destination in the World Tourism rankings compiled Sales Promotion Director: Eric MARTIN by the United Nations World Tourism Organization assisted by Aissatou DIOP and Alicia FILANKEMBO Circulation Manager: Bénédicte MOULET (UNWTO) with 83 million foreign tourists in 2012. Sales Manager: Jean-Pierre GHEZ Press-Sponsors Partnership Management: With this guidebook, Petit Futé has done Jean-Mary MARCHAL everything possible to give you a selection of ADMINISTRATION addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden Chairman: Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE Financial Director: Gérard BRODIN treasures for a successful stay in the country of Human Resources Director: Dina BOURDEAU assisted by Léa BENARD, Sandra MORAIS human rights and gastronomy and to enjoy the Information Technology Manager: Pascal LE GOFF best of France. Accounting: Nicolas FESQUET assisted by Jeannine DEMIRDJIAN, Oumy DIOUF, Christelle MANEBARD Welcome to France! Collection: Fabien BONNAN assisted by Sandra BRIJLALL Standard: Jehanne AOUMEUR PETIT FUTE BEST OF FRANCE 2014 Le Petit Futé was founded by Dominique Auzias. It is published by Les Nouvelles Editions de l’Université 18, rue des Volontaires - 75015 Paris. & 01 53 69 70 00 - Fax 01 42 73 15 24 Internet : www.petitfute.com SAS au capital de 1 000 000 E - RC PARIS B 309 769 966 Cover : Belle-Île-en-Mer @ BLUEPICTURE - FOTOLIA Printed by : IMPRIMEUR DE CHAMPAGNE – 52200 Langres Completion date : january 2014 ISBN : 9782746969216 To contact us by email, family name (lowercase) followed by @petitfute.com For letters to the editor: [email protected] Contents Montfort-l’Amaury .....................................98 Paris And Its Region Rambouillet ..............................................100 Saint-Germain-en-Laye .........................102 Paris And Its Region ..........................10 Versailles ....................................................105 Paris ...................................................................10 Hauts-de-Seine..............................................66 Saint-Cloud ..................................................66 Sceaux ...........................................................68 Sèvres ............................................................69 South East Seine-Saint-Denis .........................................70 Saint-Denis ..................................................70 Auvergne ..........................................114 Seine-et-Marne .............................................71 Allier ............................................................... 114 Fontainebleau .............................................71 Vichy ...........................................................114 Meaux ...........................................................74 Haute-Loire .................................................. 115 Moret-sur-Loing ..........................................76 La Chaise-Dieu .........................................115 Provins ..........................................................77 Le Puy-en-Velay .......................................116 Val-de-Marne .................................................79 Puy-de-Dôme ............................................. 117 Nogent-sur-Marne .....................................79 Châtel-Guyon ...........................................117 Val-d’Oise.........................................................81 Clermont-Ferrand ...................................117 Auvers-sur-Oise ...........................................81 La Bourboule ............................................119 Enghien-les-Bains ......................................86 Corse .................................................119 L’Isle-Adam ...................................................88 Corse-du-Sud .............................................. 119 Saint-Prix ......................................................92 Ajaccio .......................................................119 Yvelines ............................................................94 Bonifacio ...................................................121 Chambourcy ................................................94 Figari ..........................................................123 Dampierre-en-Yvelines .............................96 Piana ..........................................................123 Maisons-Laitte ..........................................97 Porto ...........................................................123 CYRIL BANA - AUTHOR’S IMAGE © Palombaggia Porto-Vecchio ...........................................124 Nice .............................................................164 Sartène.......................................................126 Opio ............................................................170 Haute-Corse ................................................ 126 Vallauris .....................................................170 Bastia .........................................................126 Bouches-du-Rhône ................................... 172 Calvi ............................................................128 Aix-en-Provence ......................................172 Corte ...........................................................129 Arles ............................................................173 L’Ile-Rousse ................................................130 Cassis ..........................................................174 Lumio .........................................................131 Eygalières ..................................................175 Saint-Florent .............................................131 Fontvieille ..................................................175 Languedoc-Roussillon ....................132 Les Baux-de-Provence ............................176 Aude ............................................................... 132 Marseille ....................................................176 Carcassonne .............................................132 Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.......................179 Gruissan .....................................................137 Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer .....................180 Lagrasse .....................................................138 Hautes-Alpes ............................................... 182 Narbonne ..................................................139 Briançon ....................................................182 Gard ................................................................ 141 Gap .............................................................182 Aigues-Mortes ..........................................141 La Grave .....................................................182 Alès..............................................................142 Saint-Véran ...............................................184 Le Grau-du-Roi .........................................142 Var ................................................................... 185 Nîmes .........................................................144 Grimaud ....................................................185 Uzès ............................................................145
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