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Nantes historic city. Although it is now the administrative centre of the Pays-de-la-Loire, Nantes was the capital of Brittany for hundreds of years. Start at the impressive Château des ducs de Bretagne before wandering through the medieval old town then take a ride on a mechanical elephant on the Île de Nantes. Just follow the green line ...
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Discover Ile aux Pies and the Nantes-Brest canal. Facing the...
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And there’s nothing better than grabbing a bite to eat in...
- Brittany Tourism
- Isle of Culture
- The Belly of The City
- The Finest Art
- Must-Try Muscadet
- Cruise The Arty Estuary
- Gilded Arcade
- ‘Unique’ Cultural Centre
- Crêpes and Bistronomie
- Riverside Neighbourhood
- Perfect Bar Crawl
It must be hard for today’s visitors to imagine the Île de Nantes, in the middle of the Loire, as the industrial wasteland it became once shipbuilding finished in the 1980s. But from 2007, it has been transformed from virtual no-go area into cultural hub – giving the island back to the people and attracting tourists. The Machines de l’Ile – giganti...
The place to meet locals is Marché de Talensac, the belly of the city, where everyone does their shopping. Inside the 1937 covered hall are specialities such as rum- and lemon-flavoured gâteau nantais, pungent curé nantais cheese, and fish straight from the trawler. Each weekend, farmers set up stalls outside with a cornucopia of organic vegetables...
Visitors to France often forget that many of our provincial cities have art galleries with the same class of grand masters as at the Louvre and Musée d’Orsay in Paris, but without the queues or crowds. That is certainly the case in Nantes, where the magnificent Musée d’Arts, established by Napoleon in 1801 and recently reopened after a six-year ren...
Muscadet is the wine of Nantes, sold at every cafe and restaurant. It has been enjoying a revival as the focus has returned to quality over quantity and more organic wines. The vineyards begin just outside town, so either drive or join an organised trip through the countryside between Nantes and Clisson. Stop off at elegant 70-hectare waterside Châ...
The magnificent Loire estuary is a natural extension to the city that we have been opening up for locals and tourists. Three art biennales have left a heritage of 30 monumental sculptures and installations as the river nears the Atlantic. A cruise(€25pp) lasts almost three hours, the landscape changing from industrial sites to fishing villages, far...
The flamboyant Passage Pommeraye – a precursor of modern shopping malls, built in 1843 – may not be as famous as its peers in Paris, Brussels and Milan, but for me Pommeraye is the most beautiful, with its elaborate staircase, statues and ornaments that climb up three floors, leading to a maze of gilded galleries. Shoppers can browse fashion showro...
The striking art nouveau tower of the old LU biscuit factory is a symbol of Nantes, but when production closed in the 1980s, it became a symbol of the city’s decline. The vast building was abandoned until we created Le Lieu Unique in 2000 as an accessible and affordable cultural centre – a place for everyone in Nantes to have fun, and open daily fr...
Nantes probably has more crêperies than any town in Brittany (historically and culturally the city is Breton though it now belongs to the Pays de la Loire region), and visitors should experience a meal of savoury galettes de blé noir (buckwheat), then sweet wheatflour pancakes accompanied by local cider. Of the crêperies, it’s difficult to beat Heb...
Just north-west of the 19th-century Jardin Botanique is Les Bordes de l’Erdre, a tranquil neighbourhood bordering the river of the same name. The bustling town centre may be only 15 minutes’ walk away, but this laid-back bohemian quartier is perfect for sunset aperitifs on the Pépé Guinguette, a houseboat moored on the quay, or waterside bars such ...
With a lively student population of about 50,000 (out of a total of 670,000), the town centre is perfect for an evening bar crawl. Choose between specialist wine bars like Le Jeroboam (21 rue Léon Blum) and La Comédie des Vins (4 rue Suffren), where 20 to 30 wines are served by the glass, accompanied by plates of cheese and charcuterie, to Le Labo ...
Nantes, São Paulo. / 22.62056°S 51.23694°W / -22.62056; -51.23694. Nantes is a municipality in the state of São Paulo in Brazil. The population is 3,179 (2020 est.) in an area of 287 km². [2] The elevation is 418 m.
31 de ago. de 2023 · 1. Eine Reise nach Nantes und zur grünen Linie. 2. Das Schloss Nantes. 3. Lu Turm. 4. Nantes Kathedrale. 5. Nantes Kunstmuseum. 6. Der Jardin des Plantes. 7. Insel Versailles. 8. Das Erdre-Flussufer. 9. Die Tour Bretagne – Wegen Renovierung geschlossen. 10. Der Bouffay Bezirk. 11. Kervegan Straße. 12. Die Passage Pommeray. 13.
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Mercure Nantes Centre Grand Hotel. Hotel in Centre Ville, Nantes. The 4-star Mercure Nantes Grand Hotel Centre is located in the downtown area of Nantes, just next to the Pommeraye Passage and a 10-minute walk from the Château des Ducs de Bretagne. Show more.
