Bordeaux
#7 in Best Places to Visit in France
This wine-growing hub woos travelers with its riverbank location and surrounding countryside. With more than 100,000 vineyards, Bordeaux offers ample choices for those looking to sip some of the best wines in the world. In the city center, marvel at the Gothic-style Basilique Saint-Michel, walk across the Pont de Pierre (a beautiful stone bridge), snap a photo of the iconic Place de la Bourse and enjoy the Jardin Public’s pathways and flora.
Aix-en-Provence
#8 in Best Places to Visit in France
Quaint, charming Aix-en-Provence is a university town known for its tree-lined boulevards, cute cafes and lively markets. Life moves at a more leisurely pace here than in other French cities, meaning it’s the perfect place for travelers to get to know the locals and get lost in the scenic streets. Make sure to add Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur and Le Grand Marché – two of the city’s top attractions – to your itinerary.
