7 Must Visit Food Cities From Around the World
| June 1, 2016
Lyon, France
A must visit food cities list isn’t complete without mentioning somewhere in France, right? Thus, I present Lyon. I bet you were thinking Paris, weren’t you? According to The Guardian, Lyon is the gastronomical capital of France and has been for the past 76 years.
The city is best known for its traditional dishes like pig’s brain and tripe, which are served at bouchons. (Bouchon is adopted from the French word for butcher.) Plenty of other meats are also common, like rare steaks, sausages, and roast duck. The city is also home to Trois Gaules, the world’s first pub.
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