Where to Base
Stay in the city center near historical sites and commercial districts. This location allows walking access to major attractions and facilitates easy commutes for business meetings or evening exploration, minimizing transit time.
City hotel guide
Auxerre
Auxerre, the capital of the Yonne department and the fourth-largest city in the historic Burgundy region, offers a compelling blend of medieval heritage and modern utility. With a population of approximately 35,000, this 'Town of Art and History' serves as a key commercial and industrial hub, known for food production, woodworking, and battery manufacturing. Located southeast of Paris, it acts as an ideal gateway to the renowned Chablis wine region. For frequent-flyer hotel travelers, the city center provides convenient access to cultural landmarks and local industries, making it a strategic base for both business and leisure. The urban area supports over 111,000 residents, ensuring a vibrant atmosphere while maintaining a manageable scale for efficient exploration.
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Getting Around
The city is compact with concentrated attractions. While specific airport codes are not listed, its location southeast of Paris makes it accessible via rail or car, ideal for connecting to nearby wine regions like Chablis.
Best Season
Visit year-round. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather for strolling through historic streets. Summer is perfect for combining city stays with excursions to nearby Chablis vineyards, experiencing the essence of Burgundy.
Nearby attractions
Dining
Le Sarment
At this restaurant, the name of which means "vine branch", a pair of chefs work in tandem to cook up honest, unpretentious cuisine. The ingredients and produce – particularly the vegetables – retain all their flavour in dishes such as iced pea soup with goat's cheese and Thai basil. The desserts, too, are meticulously made, a case in point being the strawberry, almond and Timut peppercorn pavlova. The menu-carte features mouthwatering suggestions!
WebsiteL'Aspérule
At the foot of Saint Pierre Church, sited in a historic town house, the dining room sports a minimalist edge. The Japanese chef crafts cuisine that pairs local produce with the millimetric accuracy of his homeland, depicted by trout in a beurre blanc with celeriac and nori seaweed, or a rack of pork with a charcutière sauce. Sensibly priced lunchtime market menu, more ambitious in the evening.
WebsiteLe Noyo
A few minutes’ walk from the covered market, this dinky eatery, refurbished in a tasteful modern vibe, is the brainchild of François Liebaert, a well-known local chef. His enticing seasonal menu is occasionally jazzed up with creative notes, such as line-caught hake served with a gutsy Spanish sauce, flanked by spot-on balanced seasonings and artistic plating. Estelle efficiently and cheerfully manages the front of house.
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Hôtel Le Maxime - Best Western Signature Collection
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Appartement Le Temple Auxerre Centre Ville
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Le Pigeonnier centre historique Auxerre
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