Gastronomy

Capital: Pointe-à-Pitre

Area: 629 square miles

In Burgundy, food is just as important as wine. In every village and town notable for its nectar, there is also a special elixir – a dish or ingredients.

Famous Wines

The region of Burgundy is the perfect expression of the French Experience: a distinctive cultural and historical heritage, world-famous wines and exceptional gastronomy, which can all be experienced by bicycle along the wine routes or towpaths of the exstensive canal network.

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One of France's off-the-beaten track destinations, the Poitou-Charentes embodies many of the qualities that Americans appreciate most about France with fascinating historical sites, a rich gastrono

Capital: Poitiers

Located: On the Atlantic Coast between the cities of Nantes and Bordeaux

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