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Nantes : Things to see and do
Nantes : Organise your stay
Nantes :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Nantes Hotel tips
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Hôtel Saint-Patrick from47 €
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Hotel Du Tourisme from49 €
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La Perouse from89.00 €
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Nantes Leisure tips
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- 20.00 €
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Nantes City Card (1, 2 and 3 days)
- 21.00 €
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- 16.20 €
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Travel guide Nantes 
Nantes : The Michelin guide review
The historic capital of the dukes of Britanny, Nantes is simultaneously an artistic gem, a great industrial centre and a university town. The port, shared with Donges and Saint-Nazaire, sprawls along the Loire estuary. Aside from shipbuilding and agroalimentary production, local industry excels in various niche sectors. A far cry from the slave trade that made the town so prosperous under the Ancien Régime and gave it its current appearance.
Tourist attractions Nantes : Things to see and do
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Église Ste-Croix
Pl. Ste-Croix F - 44000 Nantes
A classical façade that is topped by the most beautiful belfry in town, with its trumpeting angels at the summit. Inside, the choir has a palm vault that contrasts with the round vault of the nave of this 17C church.
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Plateau Ste-Croix
Rue de la Juiverie F - 44000 Nantes
A stroll down the streets of this quartier will allow you to explore a number of half-timbered houses from the 15th and 16C in Rues de la Juiverie, Sainte-Croix, de la Boucherie or Bossuet... This maze of little streets gathered around the church of ..
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Place Royale
Pl. Royale F - 44000 Nantes
This square was built by architect Crucy (who also made the old stock exchange, now a FNAC) and has a fountain in the middle which since 1865 has symbolised the city of Nantes.
Hotels Nantes
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Les Trois Marchands
26, rue Armand Brossard F - 44000 Nantes (Pays de la Loire)
Prix Prices from : 46.00 EUR
Hotel Des 3 Marchands is located in the heart of Nantes, between the Cathedral and the Graslin Theater, half a mile from the train station.A delightful atmosphere makes for all the charm of this hotel located in the lively, historic region of Nantes,..
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La Perouse
3, allee Duquesne F - 44000 Nantes (Pays de la Loire)
THE CONFORT OF THIS 46 ROOMS INDEPENDENT HOTEL IS ELABORATE AND WISELY COMBINES DESIGN AND SOBRIETY.EVERY MEMBER OF THE HOTEL MAKES A POINT OF DUTY TO ANSWER EVERY REQUEST IN A THOUGHTFULL AND ACTIVE WAY.ECODEDICATED THE HOTEL LA PEROUSE STANDS AMONG..
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Hôtel Saint-Patrick
7, Rue Saint-Nicolas F - 44000 Nantes
Hotel Saint-Patrick is located in the centre of Nantes. It is a 6-minute drive from the Nantes Train Station and 100 metres from the Commerce tram station (lines 2 and 3). The soundproofed rooms are equipped with a shower and satellite TV. Some room..
Leisure activities Nantes
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Explore Nantes with a pass that guarantees you'll never be short of things to do! Take advantage of unlimited transportation around the city as well as free admission to many museums and cultural attractions. Choose between a 24, 48, or 72-hour pass..
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Nantes Pass is THE pass which gives you access to the very best of Nantes. The Nantes Pass offers: Free entry to over 25 attractions, museums, monuments and more Free access to the public transport network Discounts on a variety of cultural an..
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A Nantes pass valid for a choice of 1, 2 or 3 days which will enable you to explore the city hassle free, and without having to queue and pay directly at attractions. The best way to explore the city and save some money! Details This is a Pass th..
Restaurants Nantes
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A pretty flower-decked house in the heart of the village. Contemporary dining area (grey walls, designer furniture) and terrace giving onto a little Japanese-style garden. Modern cuisine.
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This 1980s villa in a roadside location has been given a resolutely contemporary remodelling. The chef creates inventive cuisine, blending dishes of regional inspiration with exotic spices.
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Dine amid the vineyards of the Nantes region! The vines creep towards the stone walls of this converted wine storehouse... Tasty and flavoursome regional dishes served with wines from the Loire Valley.
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The name of this restaurant pays tribute to the Duke of Brittany, the father of Anne of Brittany, who died in Couëron. With its rustic decor of exposed stonework and generous portions of local specialities, the restaurant is highly traditional in fee..
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The chef buys his ingredients at the nearby Talensac market, and the freshness of the wonderfully served fish is unmistakable! Agreeable ambience of dated charm.
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Stonework, beams and floor tiles contribute to the charm of this house dating from 1753, bordered by a pretty terrace. Tasty and authentic traditional cuisine (fish from the River Loire).
