Under-the-Radar French Cities

Travelers looking to add a new destination to their French itineraries have quite a few options; the resort-town of Chamonix is a great place to start, where skiers of all levels can enjoy a day spent on the Alps. // © 2017 Creative Commons user paulyork
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Hikers and cyclists flock to Chamonix during the summer months. // © 2017 Creative Commons user willj
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At the Chateau La Ferte Saint-Aubin, the cooks dress in traditional clothing as they demonstrate the art of baking French madeleine cookies. // © 2017 Giselle Abcarian
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With this towering statue, the people of Orleans celebrate Joan of Arc heading into battle atop a prancing steed. // © 2017 Creative Commons user izrailit
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While on Le Voyage a Nantes, visitors will stop by the Chateau des ducs de Bretagne to appreciate the historic architecture and beauty of the castle. // © 2017 Creative Commons user dalbera
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The tour of the city will continue with a visit to the Machines of the Isle of Nantes — an artistic contemporary exhibit featuring a gigantic, mechanical elephant. // © 2017 Creative Commons user dalbera
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People enjoying evening drinks on La Rue Saint Michel before the mobs of university kids arrive. // © 2017 Creative Commons user boklm
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A highly historic city, Rennes boasts the highest number of medieval timber-framed houses in the Brittany region. // © 2017 Creative Commons user hectorlo
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Rows of vineyards surround the peaceful town of Vaux-en-Beaujolais. // © 2017 Giselle Abcarian
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At The Clochemerle Cave, visitors can taste wines while munching on charcuterie and cheese. // © 2017 Creative Commons user weekendwayfarers
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