• Statue la Delivrance - This stunning bronze statue depicts a nude woman holding a sword aloft, her face turned towards the light. It evokes the complex emotions experienced by our ancestors at the declaration of the armistice in 1918.
• Place Maréchal-Foch - You arrive at Marshal Foch Square, named in honor of the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces at the end of World War I.
• Porte Saint-Pierre - Approaching the back of the cathedral, you encounter the best-preserved remnant of medieval Nantes, the Porte Saint-Pierre, which once allowed passage through the city walls.
• Cathedrale Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul de Nantes - Now in St. Peter’s Square, you face the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul. Comparable in size to Notre-Dame de Paris, it was also affected by a significant fire in 2020.
• Chateau des ducs de Bretagne - In the heart of medieval Nantes, the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany invites you to explore its ramparts, courtyard, and moat, offering a journey through time and history.
• Le Lieu Unique - From the castle walls, you can see the beautiful tower with a blue and gold dome on the quay, part of the former Lefèvre-Utile biscuit factory, known as “LU,” famous for its timeless little butter biscuits.
• Rue de la Juiverie - Entering Rue de la Juiverie, you find the area where the Jewish community of Nantes lived during the Middle Ages, with a presence dating back to Roman times.
• Eglise Sainte Croix - Arriving at the forecourt of the beautiful Sainte-Croix Church, elegantly situated in the heart of the Bouffay district, where it has been the parish since the 12th century. Its harmonious white façade is in Jesuit style, an artistic trend from the Catholic Counter-Reformation, akin to Baroque art.
• Bouffay - The Bouffay district epitomizes Nantes life! It was here that the Namnetes established their Celtic city, known for its bronze industry and trade of tools, wheat, and hemp for amphorae, carpets, oils, and jewelry.
• Nantes - Follow the green line seen throughout your visit. Nantes offers many treasures to discover, and the municipality has made it easier by marking a 12 km green line on the ground, guiding you through the city’s heritage, both old and new.
• Rue Kervégan - Crossing Kervégan Street, the main artery of the old island of Feydeau, once separated from Nantes by branches of the Loire.
• Place du Commerce - You’re at Trade Square, a prime meeting point due to its proximity to transport and the city’s main streets.
• La Cigale - Crossing Graslin Square, you can’t miss La Cigale, a truly sublime brewery considered one of the most beautiful in France.
• 3 Cr Cambronne - Inside Cambronne Square, this beautiful garden is part of Graslin’s grand urban plan, designed for the bourgeoisie.
• 3 Cr Cambronne - A word about the lovely statue you see now: it’s “Praise to Transgression” by Philippe Ramette.
• 10 Rue Gresset - Notice the unusual installation on the inn’s facade to your left: a sheep meter!
• Théâtre Graslin - Graslin Square, where you are now, is the heart of the Graslin district, showcasing the chic side of Nantes.
• Rue Crébillon - Imagine you’re “scribbling”! How many streets can claim to have inspired a verb?
• Passage Pommeraye - Anyone visiting Nantes remembers the stunning stairway surrounded by beautiful shops. Passage Pommeraye impresses and envelops you with its beauty.
• 7 Rue de la Fosse - Admire the beautiful wooden bookshop on either side of Rue de la Fosse. Established in 1919, Coiffard Bookshop is one of the city’s oldest, retaining its charm with wooden bookcases and ancient ladders.
• Place Royale - Place Royale was created at the end of the 18th century by Mr. Crucy, the city’s architect, responsible for the Graslin Opera. The old medieval wall was demolished, freeing up space for development.
• Basilique Saint-Nicolas de Nantes - In front of one of the city’s two basilicas, a small 12th-century church that expanded over the centuries. By the end of the 12th century, there was a small church or chapel and its St. Nicholas cemetery.
• Maison des Apothicaires - On the exchange square, admire one of the few medieval remnants in Nantes. Unlike other Breton cities like Rennes or Vannes, Nantes has few half-timbered houses.
• Hotel de Ville - Here, behind its wrought iron gate, is the beautiful City Inn of Nantes. Today, it houses the Mayor’s Offices, the City Trip Tip, and various administrative departments.
• 1 Pl. de la Petite Hollande - Notice how some houses in Nantes lean precariously, especially on the quay of the Fosse, where facades appear to follow a surreal angle.
• Cours des 50 Otages - The 50 Hostages Square and its memorial remind us of a painful history, one that must be well told to prevent repeating the horrors and suffering inflicted by humanity.
• Erdre - Enjoy a beautiful panorama of L’Erdre. François 1st praised it as the most beautiful river in France. The Erdre is a tributary of the Loire.
• Île de Versailles - The quays lead you to the island of Versailles, constructed from scratch on the Erdre, where there was once a swamp.
• Maison de l’Erdre - Access the House of Erdre, modeled on a Japanese tea pavilion, raising awareness of the Erdre’s biodiversity.
• Passerelle Barbusse - Leaving the island, enjoy the high walkway for a panoramic view of the Erdre and its charming houseboats. It’s the perfect moment to capture the scene!

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities
• 30 immersive audio comments along the way
• Text transcripts of all audio content

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Nantes, a city steeped in history and culture, invites you for a day of exploration. Uncover its gems, including the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany, the stunning Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, and the renowned Passage Pommeraye. Wander through the Bouffay district and appreciate contemporary art along the green line that traverses the city. Enhance your experience with audio guides that provide intriguing stories about each location. Whether you’re passionate about history or cuisine, Nantes has something for everyone.

• Visit 30 iconic sites on foot in Nantes
• Audio guides available for a fully immersive historical experience
• A 6.4 km itinerary, ideal for an active day
• Discover lively neighborhoods and local delicacies at every turn

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