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    Day 2

    331 mi

    History and Heritage on Your Road to the Mediterranean

    Day two is your history day. Stop in the medieval town of Beaune to admire the Hospice de Beaune, both the architecture and art within. Follow this with lunch and an exploration of military aircraft in Montélimar. By dinner time, you'll have reached the vibrant and characterful city of Marseille, where seafood and pastis are plentiful.
    10.7 mi
    30 min
    08:3030 min

    Charging Station: Fastned

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    If you need to charge up for the day ahead, stop at this Fastned charging station outside Dijon. Located at a service area with other conveniences, it's a good place to grab another coffee if needed.
    18.1 mi
    25 min
    Hôtel-Dieu Museum - Hospices de Beaune
    09:301 hr

    Hôtel-Dieu Museum - Hospices de Beaune

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    A historic hospital-turned-museum with Burgundian architecture, colourful tiles, and a diverse collection of artefacts, including medical instruments and artworks.
    Your first stop of the day is the medieval town of Beaune, a hive of history and Burgundy wine making. Pay a visit to the Hospice de Beaune, an old hospital turned museum. Opened in 1443, it has a spectacular glazed tile roof and houses the impressive polyptych, The Last Judgement, by Rogier van der Weyden.
    Pick up some bottles of the Bourgogne Aligoté white wine from the area while you're in town. 🗓️ Check the opening hours and book your visit in advance. 🅿️ Car parks are available nearby.
    92.4 mi
    1 hr 40 min
    Restaurant Paul Bocuse
    12:151 hr

    Restaurant Paul Bocuse

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    An iconic gourmet restaurant, with two Michelin stars, founded by the legendary chef, Paul Bocuse.
    Have lunch at the renowned Le Restaurant Paul Bocuse, a family-owned eatery since 1924 located just north of Lyon. Step inside and be greeted by the lively atmosphere and the sight of talented chefs bustling in the kitchen. With its recent makeover, the restaurant now boasts a modern vibe while still retaining its classic charm. You might even get lucky and hear the little mechanical organ playing music on special occasions. Make sure to try some of the restaurant's standout dishes, like the Black Truffle Soup, created for the French President back in 1975. Or perhaps give a taste to the Red Mullet with Crispy Potato Scales, or the Lobster and Zander Quenelles in Champagne Sauce. 🗓️ Check the opening hours and book a table in advance. 🅿️ Car parks are available nearby.
    48 mi
    1 hr 10 min
    14:3030 min

    Charging Station: IONITY

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    Charge up at this typical French Aire, a useful service area with a petrol station, EV charger, shop, toilets, and picnic areas.
    52.7 mi
    1 hr
    Musée Européen de l'Aviation de Chasse
    16:001 hr

    Musée Européen de l'Aviation de Chasse

    Museum
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    A museum dedicated to the rich history of European military aviation, showcasing 66 legendary aircraft ranging from the SV4C Stampe to the Mirage 2000.
    On your way to the coast, make a pit stop at the Montélimar-Ancon airfield near Montélimar in southeastern France. The local museum features a diverse collection of fighter aircraft spanning multiple periods, including the two World Wars and the Cold War era. With over 60 aircraft from various countries, it provides a comprehensive look at the evolution of military aviation.
    For decades, the museum has been assembling and restoring fighter planes and other aircraft. Visitors can even step aboard some of these planes, such as the Caravelle. 🗓️ Check the opening hours before your visit. 🅿️ On-site parking is available.
    109.7 mi
    2 hrs 15 min
    Le Petit Nice – Passedat
    19:1512 hrs 30 min

    Le Petit Nice – Passedat

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    A luxurious five-star boutique hotel located in a secluded cove along the Mediterranean Sea, boasting a three-Michelin-star restaurant on-site.
    Marseille is your stop for the night. With an eclectic mix of influences from around the world, thanks to it being a port city, Marseille is an edgy and dynamic stop for the evening.
    Enjoy a peaceful night away from the bustling streets at a five-star hotel tucked into a neo-Greek villa right by the sea. Established in 1917, this hotel offers two villas and 16 spacious rooms with minimalist decor by Rudy Ricciotti, allowing you to fully appreciate the view of the Mediterranean.
    Before calling it a night, treat yourself to an unforgettable dinner at the hotel's renowned restaurant, which boasts three Michelin stars. It has a storied history in the Passedat family, spanning three generations, with Gérald Passedat carrying on the legacy from his father. With over 30 years of culinary experience, Gérald Passedat's cuisine celebrates the flavours of Provence and the Mediterranean, drawing inspiration from their rich culinary traditions. Sea anemones, bonito, sea urchins, crabs, and shellfish kick off the menu, followed by a variety of locally sourced fish. Make sure to try the Lucie Passedat sea bass, an homage to the chef's grandmother's favourite fish.
    After your meal, take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Mediterranean shore before retiring to your room for a peaceful night's rest. 🗓️ Check the opening hours and book a table for dinner in advance. 🅿️ On-site parking is available.
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