Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Gault & Millau reinvents the French stroll. The walk is all about discovery: products and producers, recipes and chefs, gourmet stalls and artisans, hotels, men, women and stories that create links and meaning.
More than 138 referenced establishments
47
restaurants
80
artisans
11
hotels
45
cities
13
gourmet itineraries
2026
128 km
48 Hours on Île de Ré
Among the jewels of the archipelago lining the Atlantic coast, the Île de Ré holds a special place. The fourth-largest island in mainland France, with a microclimate enhanced by the Gulf Stream, it attracts many loyal visitors who make it a tradition to spend their vacations there.
2025
11 km
48 hours in Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Eyes wriggle like merluchons at the maître d'hôtel's announcement: "Our fish comes from the Saint-Jean-de-Luz fish auction". And that's all there is to it: in Bordeaux, Toulouse or Paris, you'll appreciate knowing that your fish is entrusted to these renowned fishermen.
2024
22 km
48 hours in Périgueux
Périgueux, such a rich city! This two-thousand-year-old city was known in Roman times as Vésone (Vesunna), in reference to a water goddess, but the site was occupied long before by the Gallic Pétrocores peoples, who made it their capital and gave their name to the present-day city and to the Périgord region.
2023
2022
13 km
48 hours in La Rochelle
A city with a rich historical past, Europe's largest marina - 50 years old this year and boasting over 5,000 moorings - the Ile de Ré is just a short stroll or pedal ride away, and festivals attract the crème de la crème every year... La Rochelle regularly tops the list of France's favorite cities. It's well worth a visit... and a gourmet one at that.
115 km
