Explore Nantes' rich history on this engaging three-hour walk that takes you from medieval gates to modern art. Begin at Porte Saint-Pierre, where significant historical events unfolded, and visit landmarks like the majestic Nantes Cathedral and the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany, where the Edict of Nantes was signed. Discover the stunning Passage Pommeraye and the poignant Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery before ending at Les Machines de l'Île, where you can encounter the fascinating mechanical elephant. Enjoy insightful audio commentary at your own pace, with the flexibility to explore attractions further if desired.
- Discover 18 historical sites over 4.5km in Nantes
- Visit the Cathedral and Castle with free access to certain areas
- Learn about Nantes’ transformation through engaging audio narration
- Conclude at Les Machines de l'Île
Press the direction button to get there. The app will tell you where you need to go.
After the tour is completed you can enjoy Nantes as you wish.
Porte Saint-Pierre was the main eastern gate into the medieval city.
Duke of Brittany, started construction in the 1460s knowing that the King of France wanted his territory.
This building took 25 years to construct and another 15 just for the bell tower.
One of the most beautiful shopping arcades in France
This time it's a schoolgirl, dressed in what looks like a standard French school uniform, and she's in the middle of climbing on or off the empty plinth.
A single metal pole with five hoops branching off it at different heights.
Today, the riverbank has been reclaimed by eighteen massive steel rings that stretch nearly a kilometer along the water.
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