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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

During the Christmas season, Martyrdom Square comes alive with a festive market where you can discover regional specialties and handicrafts under the glow of lights. Be seduced by the flavors of traditional French cuisine and taste the local delicacies, from Orléans wines to handmade Mazet chocolates.