Celebrate the arrival and victory of Joan of Arc with medieval splendor over ten days. Experience knights on horseback, fireworks shows, and battle re-enactments. Immerse yourself in exhibits that trace their steps and taste traditional warm mead. The medieval market features jugglers, musicians and dancers. For children, there are special exhibitions and a carousel near the statue of Joan of Arc.

Good things always come in pairs, especially at this Michelin-starred restaurant helmed by Chef William Page. Enjoy dishes in raw and cooked versions, from the lightly fried fish Grondin to an innovative kangaroo duet. Choose between price-fixed menus that offer two to four courses plus dessert from 35 euros.

Shopping spree along family-run antique shops and art galleries nestled in early 19th century architecture. Indulge your taste buds in renowned restaurants, enjoy famous beignets at Café du Monde or discover royal delights in a historic setting at Antoine's.

Immerse yourself in the life of the French national heroine Joan of Arc. In the reconstructed house where she resided during the siege of Orléans, you will experience her history up close. Interactive exhibits and a short film will take you through her inspiring journey from simple peasant girl to leader in the Hundred Years' War and finally to her martyrdom.

Experience the combination of fine wines and local specialties at Les Becs a Vin. Here you will be introduced to the art of wine tasting, supported by exquisite, regional cheeses and delicacies. Discover the diversity of Orléans wines in an environment that harmoniously combines tradition and modern tasting techniques.

Try the world-famous beignets, generously dusted with powdered sugar, and enjoy a unique chicory coffee, black or au lait. Get this signed New Orleans breakfast mix for your home. A tip: skip the lines by coming early in the morning or later in the day.

Enjoy excellent sushi at Sushi Ninja, where the sushi rice stands out and the prices are reasonable. Discover the heart of nightlife on Rue de Bourgogne, with a variety of bars and pubs. Le Petit Barcelone and Havana Cafe are ideal meeting places for a relaxing evening with friends. Experience the historic atmosphere in medieval-restored houses.

Children can let off steam in numerous playgrounds, get up close and personal with animals in the petting zoo and discover the world of butterflies in the exotic butterfly house. For added fun, there is a carousel and the opportunity to take a round trip on the mini-train. An ideal place to spend a relaxing day surrounded by nature as a family.

Surrounded by historic buildings, the beating heart of Orléans presents itself with the impressive bronze statue of Joan of Arc. On Fridays, the square transforms into a marketplace where you'll find everything from cheese to classic French pastries. Local delicacies and the hustle and bustle offer an authentic French experience.

Wander through cobblestone alleys surrounded by colorful buildings with ornate wrought-iron balconies. Discover antique shops, art galleries, and listen to the sounds of street musicians. Admire the medieval half-timbered houses that now serve as cafes and boutiques, and feel the centuries-old history at every step.

Wander through cobbled streets surrounded by Renaissance palaces and half-timbered houses. Explore the Gothic splendor of Sainte-Croix Cathedral, marvel at the house of Joan of Arc, and experience living history in every nook and cranny. Then, enjoy local delicacies in charming cafes and end the day in lively Rue Bourgogne.

Discover the transformation of a historic vinegar factory into a stage for street art. Murals and installations breathe new life into this industrial relic, while the link to Orléans' vinegar-making tradition remains tangible. A game of colours and history that creatively unites past and present.

Built between the 11th and 12th centuries, a world of Romanesque architecture is revealed to you, dedicated to Anianus, the saviour of Orléans from Attila. Here, within historic walls, you'll experience a silent devotion, surrounded by the impressive architecture that tells stories of centuries past and is a testament to the city's deep religious roots.

Between April and late September, you'll be treated to workshops, shows, exhibitions, and live music at an open-air cultural venue on the banks of the Loire. Enjoy local food and drinks at pop-up stalls while relaxing in hammocks or on deck chairs, taking in the views of the river and the old town.

A meaningful encounter with the past awaits you, shedding light on the fate of Jewish children during the Holocaust. Through carefully collected photos and biographies, you will dive deep into the individual stories. An English-language booklet offers you in-depth insights into this tragic era on your tour. Don't forget to pack tissues.

Glide across the water on traditional Loire boats and be enchanted by the unspoiled nature and abundant wildlife. Discover historical sites along the banks and enjoy culinary delights at a buffet. For children, there are exciting discovery tours for edible wild plants on the shore.

Admire one of the finest collections of European art, from impressive paintings to sculptures and objects of art. With works by Velazquez, Van Dyck, Delacroix, Picasso and Rodin, the arc spans Western art from the 15th to the 20th century. You'll also discover the second largest collection of pastels in France.

Surrounded by historic buildings, the bronze statue of Joan of Arc sits enthroned on her horse, a symbol of courage and determination. This depiction recalls the decisive moment when she liberated Orléans in 1429. A walk around the square offers insights into the legacy and appreciation of one of the most fascinating figures in French history.

On a ride on the Petit Train, you'll get up close and personal with the historic splendor and vibrant culture. Passing impressive cathedrals, picturesque gardens and through lively streets, every moment offers a new discovery. For children, the train ride is a real adventure where they can learn about the city's history in a playful way.

Surrounded by lush nature, this garden offers a wide range of trees, flowers and shrubs. Discover different garden themes from Mediterranean to desert, enjoy the peace and quiet in the water garden or explore the greenhouses. There are playgrounds and a merry-go-round for children, while the online shop offers refreshments. A free retreat for the whole family, which also supports scientific plant studies.

Deep underground, in the crypts of Saint-Aignan and Saint-Avit, you will unfold the hidden secrets of the past. In these sacred chambers, where the relics of Saint Aignan rest, you will explore centuries-old art and architecture. A glimpse into the mystical past and the unforgettable history that comes alive in the cool, stone halls of these ancient sites.

Secret spots and themed dinners await you at the Goodenough Supperclub, where every bite holds a surprise. With only 30 seats per dinner, announced on Instagram, your evening will be an exclusive culinary journey. Immerse yourself in the world of fine flavors and let yourself be enchanted by Chef Jason Goodenough's creations.

Join locals to discover medieval and Renaissance half-timbered houses, immerse yourself in the vibrant art scene, visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts, and experience the impressive summer light show at the cathedral. Markets and antique shops offer local treasures, while the artists' huts in the marketplace offer creative insights.

Immerse yourself in the world of voodoo with interactive music houses, authentic voodoo shops and in-depth tours. Discover the cultural roots through artwork by local artists, learn about the history of jazz and voodoo on a Voodoo Queen tour, and explore the secrets of the Voodoo Museum, surrounded by the lively atmosphere and unique cuisine of New Orleans.