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Population:550,000

Currency:1 Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:Many shops are openMonday-Saturday9am-7pm.

Internet:www.nantes-tourisme.comwww.nantes.frwww.ouest-france.fr

Newspapers:Ouest FrancePresse-OceanLe Figaro

Emergency numbers:Medical: 15 or 112Police: 17Fire: 18

Tourist information:Office Cathedrale:2, place Saint-PierreTuesday to Sunday 10am to 1pmand 2pm to 6pmOffice Feydeau:3, cours Olivier de ClissonOpen Monday to Saturday 10amto 6pmTel: +33 (0)892 464 044

NANTESPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-07-07 | COUNTRY CODE: FRContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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NANTESNestled along the mighty Loire river, Nantes has a richhistorical heritage. It was the home of the famous writerJules Verne, the residence of Anne of Brittany and a key18th century trading port. Its charming cobbled street, theold 15th century houses and the city’s stunning Castle andCathedral serve as a reminder of its glorious past. ButNantes is more than just history; its lively art scene andgrowing student population keep his this city alive andyoung.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

Nantes, France’s sixth-largest city, lies onthe Loire estuary in the west of France,some 50 kilometres from the Atlanticcoast. A former commercial and maritimecentre of Brittany, the city boats a stronghistorical and cultural heritage. Nantes wasthe capital of the independent Duchy ofBrittany back in the Middle Ages and cameto be a key trading port in the 18thcentury, thanks to its strategic position atthe Loire, Erdre and Sevre rivers. Today,the city remains a prosperous and popularpart of Western France. Its impressiveChateau, the cobbled streets and thecharming half-timbered houses in themedieval Bouffay quarter still remindvisitors of Nantes’ glamorous past. But thecity has more to offer than just history. Itboasts a lively art scene, a strong culinarybackground as well as a thriving and youngnightlife - thanks not least to its nearly50,000-strong student population.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Cathedrale Saint Pierre Saint PaulThis impressive cathedral is home to thetombs of Francois II, the last Duke ofBrittany, and his second wife Marguerite deFoix. Construction of the Gothic buildingstarted in 1434 and lasted for fourcenturies.

Address: Place Saint PierreMore information: Tram stop: Duchesse Anne

Tour LuThis picturesque tower of the old LU biscuitfactory offers a uniquely panoramic view ofNantes. The contemporary arts centrebased inside the building regularly hoststop cultural events.

Address: Quai Ferdinand FavrePhone: +33 (0)240 12 14 34Tickets: 2 EurosInternet: www.lelieuunique.comMore information: Tram stop: Duchesse Anne

Quartier BouffayWest of the Cathedral lies the historicmedieval quarter of Bouffay, which hasretained much of its old charm. A strollalongside the cobblestone streets andhalf-timbered houses, some dating back tothe 15th century, feels like a jump in timeback to the Middle Ages.

Address: Quartier BouffayTickets: freeMore information: Tram stop: Duchesse Anne

Theatre GraslinAn impressive building with an entranceboasting eight Corinthian columns and

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marble, gold and royal blue velvet inside.It is home to the Opera of Nantes andmarks the focal point of the Place Graslin.

Guided tours can be booked with theTourist Office.

Address: Place GraslinPhone: +33 (0)892 464 044Internet: www.angers-nantes-opera.comMore information: Tram stop: Mediatheque

Musée des Beaux ArtsThe 19th-century museum building housesone of the finest art collections in France,ranging from Italian Primitives tocontemporary artists. Its contemporarygallery includes works from Picasso,Chagall and Dubuffet.

Address: 10, Rue GeorgesPhone: +33 (0)251 17 45 00Tickets: 3.10 Euros, concession 1.60 EurosInternet: www.nantes.fr/mairieMore information: Tram stop: Duchesse Anne

Musee Jules VerneThe museum inside this great bourgeoismansion depicts the life and works ofwriter Jules Verne, one of Nantes’ mostfamous citizens.

Address: 3, Rue de l’HermitagePhone: +33 (0)240 69 72 52Tickets: 3 Euros, concession 1.50 EurosInternet: www.nantes.fr/julesverneMore information: Tram stop: Garennes

PlanetariumEmbark on a voyage through space as theplanetarium brings our universe to life.Located near the Jules Verne museum.

Address: 8, Rue des AcadiensPhone: +33 (0)240 73 99 23Tickets: 5 Euro, concession 2.50 EurosInternet: www.nantes.fr/mairieMore information: Tram stop: Garennes

Jardin Des PlantesNantes boasts 1,000 hectares of greenareas open to the public, with some 1million plants produced every year. Visitthe Jardin des Plantes botanical garden tosee a priceless collection of exotic plants

from America, Asia and Africa.

Address: Rue Stanislas-BaudryPrice: Free (3 Euros to visit the greenhouses)Internet: www.jardins.nantes.frMore information: Tram stop: Gare SNCF

Château des ducs de BretagneChâteau des ducs de Bretagne (Castle ofthe Dukes of Brittany) was renovated andre-opened since the beginning of 2007after a complete closure. The castle nowhouses the Nantes History Museum,displaying more than 850 historic objects.The former ducal palace also holdstemporary exhibitions and cultural eventsall year round. A free-access rampartoffers many viewpoints of the fortress andof the city.

Address: 4, place Marc ElderPhone: +33 (0)2 51 17 49 48 (from abroad); 0 811 46 46 44(local rate call)Internet: www.chateau-nantes.frMore information: Tram stop Duchesse Anne

Machines de l’ileMachines de l’ile is an artistic, tourist andcultural project in Nantes since 2007.Three major artworks, the Great Elephant,the Marine Worlds and the Heron Treesymbolise doors to the world of dreamsand magical journeys. A mixture betweenthe invented worlds of Jules Verne and themechanical universe of leonardo da Vinci.

Address: Les Chantiers - Bd Léon BureauPhone: 0810 12 12 25 (local call rates)Internet: www.lesmachines-nantes.frMore information: Tram stop: Chantiers Navals)

Guided ToursThe Nantes Tourism Office organises avariety of general and themed tours of thecity. If you’re in Nantes for only a day, the"one day,one town" shows you the city’stop attractions and comprises a cruise onthe Erdre river, a traditional lunch andrefreshments at the famous La Cigalerestaurant.



Address: 2, place Saint-PierrePhone: +33 (0)272 640 479Internet: www.nantes-tourisme.com

EATING #EATING#

Nantes is home to many top-qualityrestaurants serving traditional Frenchcuisine, regional specialities andinternational dishes. Menus are dominatedby fish and seafood, such as oysters, whichare readily available in most of Nantes’restaurants due to the city’s proximity tothe sea. Make sure you don’t miss out onthe excellent regional wines!

L’atlantideThis famous, award-winning restaurants isconsidered to be one of the best in towns.Chef Jean-Yves Gueho is well-known forcreating innovative dishes, such as lobstersalad with yellow wine sauce.

Address: 15, Quai Ernest RenaudPhone: +33 (0)240 73 23 23

La CigaleConsidered one of the most beautifulpatisseries in France, the 19th century LeCigale is good for oysters and offers somemouth watering desserts.

Address: 4, Place GraslinPhone: +33 (0)251 84 94 94Internet: www.lacigale.com

Au Fil Des SaisonsSpecialises in French cuisine and servesgood foie gras.

Address: 20, Place Charles de GaullePhone: +33 (0)240 36 30 05

L’engouleventChef David Blanchard uses a wide range ofwild plants such as Rosa canina (wild rose)for his cooking. The menu comprisescarefully-prepared fish and meat dishes.

Address: 4, Rue des TroisPhone: +33 (0)240 20 33 86Internet: www.restaurant-lengoulevent.com

La RumeurFrench cuisine with a range of seafood andmeat specialities. Enjoy the unspoiled viewof the Loire river and the restaurant’s artdecor interior while tucking into chefLudovic Regnouf’s food.

Address: 3, Chemin des BateliersPhone: +33 (0)240 49 59 42Internet: http://larumeur.fr

Christophe BonnetChef Christophe Bonnet promises to spoilyou with a "sweet-salty" experience in thespirit of the New French cuisine. He servescreative fish and meat dishes in a romanticatmosphere.

Address: 6, Rue Mazagran,Phone: +33 (0)240 69 03 39Internet: www.christophebonnet.com

Chez FelixNestled at the foot of the Nantes Metropolebuilding, Chez Felix has a large terraceoverlooking the St Felix canal. Thebrasserie serves swordfish, oysters andother seafood dishes.

Address: rue ValmyPhone: +33 (0)240 34 15 93

Villa Mon ReveBased inside a charming 19th century villawith a large garden, chef Gerard Ryngel’smenu boats delicious fresh fish andseafood as well as French specialities suchas frogs’ legs.



Address: Route des Bords de LoirePhone: +33 (0)240 03 55 50Internet: www.villa-mon-reve.com

CAFÉS #CAFES#

La GavotteNo visit to Nantes should be completewithout a proper French crepe. And LaGavotte makes some of the best in town.

Address: 25, Rue VoltairePhone: +33 (0)240 69 15 52

Autour Du CakeHave a cup of tea and a slice of cake in thisclassy "salon de the".

Address: 23, Rue RacinePhone: +33 (0)240 69 58 66

Reves MarinsThis welcoming creperie in the Centre Villearea is decorated in ocean blue to create aspecial nautical feeling.

Address: 2, Rue du Roi AlbertPhone: +33 (0)240 47 00 96

Le MoliereThis chic cafe is popular with theatre-goersthanks to its proximity to the famousTheatre Grasiln.

Address: 2, Rue RacinePhone: +33 (0) 240 73 20 53

Le BouffayA cafe in the centre of the famous andhistoric Bouffay quarter, with a niceterrace.

Address: 2, Place du BouffayPhone: +33 (0) 240 47 45 50

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Nantes has a thriving and young nightlife,thanks largely to its growing studentpopulation. Whether

you are looking for an arty bar to discussphilosophy with like-minded people, or ifyou just fancy bogeying all night long -Nantes has something for everyone.

La Maison CafeA cafe-bar in the design of a 1970s house,with a large terrace for the hot summerevenings. Come here to sip a glass of wineon the living room sofa or inside thebathtub.

Address: 4, Rue Lebrun

Cafe CultThis trendy bar, based inside a 15thcentury building, features regular artexhibitions and has DJs playing the latestin music.

Address: 2, rue des CarmesInternet: www.lecult.com

Le Pub UniversDesigned in post-war colonial style, Le Pubboasts a wide selection of fine whiskeysand cognacs and hosts regular jazz events.

Address: 16, Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Wilton’s BarThis spacious venue is both a snooker club,boasting some 35 billiard tables, and adiscotheque.



Address: 23, Rue de Rieux

Le MarloweThis disco bar has a very creative design inthe 1960s style of the US and featuresdance music and rock’n’roll. Make sure youtry one of the exotic cocktails on offer.

Address: 1, Place Saint Vincent

Le BagadouEnjoy some original Tequila and rum in thisCuban-style music bar.

Address: 4 Rue Jean Jacques Rousseau

Le FlessellesThis funky bar is frequented by an artycrowd thanks mainly to its regular artevents, which include discussions onarchitecture or philosophy as well as jazzconcerts.

Address: 3, Allee Flesselles

John Mc ByrneA traditional Irish pub right in the heart ofthe Bouffay quarter.

Address: 21, Rue des Petites Ecuries

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

If you like shopping, you will love Nantes!When people go window-shopping inNantes, they talk about "crebillionner" -which comes from Rue Crebillion, the city’smost famous shopping street. RueCrebillion houses the most importantdesigner stores as well as a range ofinteresting local labels. The street leads to

the famous Passage Pommeraye, astunning 19th century arcade with chicboutiques: a must-see for Nantes visitors.

Make sure you also pay a visit to theGaleries Lafayette (Rue de la Marne),which has more than 300 great labels onoffer. If you have a sweet tooth go to LesRigolettes nantaises (18, rue de Verdun),which sells local sweets and otherspecialities. At Le Fief de Vigne (16, rueMarceau) you can choose from 2,000exquisite wines, while Ti Breiz (15, rue deVerdun) is great for souvenirs. Don’t missthe Marche de Talensac on Place deTalensac, which is the town’s biggestmarket - open every day except Monday.Bargain-hunters should go to the shops onRue Jean Jaures and around Place Viarme,where the city’s flea market kicks off everySaturday morning.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEGrand Hotel MercureThe only four star hotel in Nantes, theGrand Hotel is conveniently located only ashort stroll from the Place Royal with allthe typical amenities for this price range.

Address: 4, rue du CouedicPhone: +33 (0)251 82 10 00Internet: www.mercure.com

Hotel La PerouseA trendy hotel that is well-known for itsswanky architecture and designerfurniture. All rooms are decorated to a high



standard, including wooden floors.

Address: 3, Allee DuquesnePhone: +33 (0)240 89 75 00Internet: www.hotel-laperouse.fr

GOOD VALUEL’hotelComfortable, with modern furniture and 31fully-equipped rooms. L’Hotel lies in theheart of Nantes close to the major touristsites and offers a great view of the Castle,which is situated just opposite.

Address: 6, rue Henri IVPhone: +33 (0)240 29 30 31Internet: www.nanteshotel.com

Hotel PommerayeLocated in a quiet area near the entranceof the Passage Pommeraye, this stylishhotel offers good access to restaurants,shops, museums and theatres. The roomsare designed in warm colours and featuremodern bathrooms.

Address: 2, rue BoileauPhone: +33 (0)240 48 78 79Internet: www.hotel-pommeraye.com

BASICHoliday Inn Garden Court NantesThe Holiday Inn is situated in thesomewhat more busy business area ofNantes, around two minutes away from thecity center. The rooms are simple, with anice view of the Loire river.

Address: 1, Boulevard des Martyrs NantaisPhone: +33 (0)240 47 77 77,Internet: www.holiday-inn.com/nantesfra

Ibis Nantes CentreThis hotel forms part of the Frenchlow-cost chain Ibis. The rooms are smallbut clean and the venue is centrallylocated.

Address: 19, Rue Jean JauresPhone: +33 (0)240 35 39 00Internet: www.ibishotel.com

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportThe Aeroport Nantes Atlantique lies justsouth of Nantes and is the leading airportin the west of France. The TAN Air busshuttle takes you to the Nantes city centrein about 20 minute, making stops atVincent-Gache Boulevard, CsommerceSquare, the "Cite des Congres" ConventionCentre and the Gare SNCF Sud trainstation. Tickets (single: 6 Euros) can bebought inside the buses and are valid forone hour throughout the local TAN publictransport network.

A taxi stand is located just opposite theentrance door of he airport terminal. A taxiride to downtown Nantes takes around 10to 15 minutes and will cost you between22 to 30 Euros, depending on the distanceand the time of day.

Internet: www.nantes.aeroport.fr

Public TransportNantes has the longest tram network inFrance, stretching 37 kilometres, as well asa good bus network. The public transportsystem is operated by TAN (Transport del’Agglomeration Nantaise). A single ticketcosts 1.20 Euros and can be usedthroughout the TAN network, expect onthe airport shuttle. The ticket is valid forone hour and it must be perforated beforeyou begin your journey. TAN also offers a24-hour ticket (3.30 Euros) and a 7-dayticket (11.90 Euros).



Phone: +33 (0)810 44 44 44Internet: www.tan.fr

Nante PassIf you want to go sight-seeing and use thepublic transport system at the same time,the Nantes Pass is your best option. Thepass includes free entrance to museums,monuments, parks and gardens as well asfree use of the public transport network,including the airport shuttle. Pass holdersalso get a range of discounts at shops,cinemas and other venues. A 24-hour passcosts 14 Euros, a 48-hour pass 24 Eurosand a 72-hour pass 30 Euros. For moreinformation visit:

Internet: www.nantes-tourisme.com

TaxiTaxis are widely available throughoutNantes.

Allo Taxi Nantes Atlantique

Phone: +33 (0)240 69 22 22

PostPost Offices are located throughout thetown. One is at 2, Place de Bretagne.

Phone: +33 (0) 251 82 57 00

PharmacyFor urgent matters, call SOS Doctors on:

Phone: +33 (0)240 50 30 30

TelephoneCountry code: +33

Area code: 02

Electricity230 volts

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|Allee Baco C3Allee de l’Ile Glo. B3Allee de la Bourse B3Allee du Port Mail. C3Allee Duguay B3 C3Allee Turenne B3 C3Avenue Bascher D2Avenue Camus A2Avenue Carnot D3Avenue d’Iena B1Avenue de Chanzy D1Avenue J-C Bonduel. D3 D4Avenue Rene Bazin A2 A3Boulevard Babin Ch. C4Boulevard de la . A4 B4 C4Boulevard des M Na. C4 D4Boulevard Gabriel . A2 B3Boulevard Gaston D. D4Boulevard Gustave . C4Boulevard Jean Mon. C3 C4Boulevard Leon Bur. A4 B4Boulevard Meusnier. A1Boulevard Stalingr. D2Boulevard Vincent . D4Chaussee de la Mad. C3 C4Cours des 50 Otage. B2 C3Cours Franklin Roo. B3 C3Cours John Kennedy C3 D3Course Olivier de . C3Passage Saint-Yves A2Place A Briand B2Place A France A1Place A Lallie D1Place du Bouffay C3Place du Martray B2Place E Normand B2Place R Bouhier A3Place Royale B3Place St Similien B2Place Ste Elisabet. B2Place St-Pierre C2Place Viarme B2Pont de Tbilissi D3Quai Andre Morice B4 C4Quai Andre Rhuys C4Quai de la Fosse A4 B3Quai de Malakoff D3Quai de Versailles C1 C2Quai Ferdinand Fav. D3Quai Francois Mitt. B4Quai Henri Barbuss. C1Quai Hoche C4Quai Magellan C4 D3 D4Quay Ceineray C2Rue A Brossaro C2Rue Alexandre Duma. A1 A2Rue Alphonse Daude. A1 B1Rue Amiral Ronarc . D1Rue Anatole le Bra. B1Rue Arsene Leloup A3Rue Arthur III B4

Rue Baron C3 D3Rue Bias B3Rue Boileau B3Rue Bonne Louise A2 A3Rue Ch Brunelliere A3 A4Rue Charles A1 A2Rue Chateaubriand C2Rue Col Boutin C1 D2Rue Colbert A3Rue Crucy C3 D3Rue d’Alger A3Rue d’Anjou B1Rue d’Auvours A2 B2Rue de Bel Air B1 B2Rue de Bouille B1 C1Rue de Brea A3Rue de Budapest B2 B3Rue de Chateaulin B1 C1Rue de Clermont D1Rue de Copernic A3 B3Rue de Coulmiers D1Rue de Feltre B3Rue de Gigant A3Rue de l’Emery C3Rue de la Bastille A2Rue de la Beraudie. C1 D1Rue de la Carterie B1 C1Rue de la Distille. C1Rue de la Fosse B3Rue de la Marne C3Rue de la Melinier. A1Rue de la Porte Ge. C4 D4Rue de la Verrerie A3 A4Rue de Mayence D3Rue de Misericorde A2Rue de Richebourg D2Rue de Rieux D3Rue de Savenay B2Rue de Sevigne A2 A3Rue de Strasbourg C2Rue des Ecachoirs D1Rue des Francais L. D4Rue des Hauts Pave. A1 B2Rue des Olivettes C3Rue Desaix D1Rue Deshoulieres A2 B3Rue Dr Brindeau A2Rue du 14 Juillet A2Rue du 65eme R I C1Rue du Calvaire B3Rue du Coudray D1Rue du Limousin A1 B1Rue du Maine A1 B1Rue du Moulin C2 C3Rue du Poitou A1 B1Rue du Refuge C2Rue Dufour D1Rue Dugommier B3Rue Duvoisin B3Rue Emile Pehant C3 D3Rue F Lize A1

Rue Felibien A2Rue Foure D3Rue Francois Alber. D4Rue Franklin B3Rue Frederic Caill. D2Rue G Boffrand A2Rue G de Luzinais D2Rue Gabriel Luneau A1 A2Rue Gambetta D2Rue Gaston Turpin D1Rue Gaston Veil B3 C4Rue Gen Bedeau B1Rue General Buat D1Rue General de Son. D1Rue Georges Clemen. D2Rue Guibal A2Rue Harrouys A2 B2Rue Haute Rohe B1Rue Henri Cochard C1 D2Rue Henri IV C2 D2Rue Henri Lasne D1Rue Jean-Emile Lab. C1Rue Jeanne d’Arc B2 C2Rue J-J Rousseau B3Rue Joyau A1Rue Jules Polo B1Rue Jules Simon A1Rue Kervegan B3 C3Rue L Cassegrain B2Rue L Lefievere A1Rue la Tour d’Auve. B4Rue Lafayette B2 B3Rue Lamoriciere A3Rue Lanoue Bras B4Rue Leon Durocher B4Rue Louis Blanc C4Rue Louis Joxe D4Rue M Brissonneau A4Rue M Duval C2Rue M Sibille A3 B3Rue M Utrillo C1 D1Rue Magin A4 B4Rue Marechal Joffr. C2 D2Rue Marie-Anne du . A2 A3Rue Marmontel C4Rue Mercoeur B2Rue Noire B1Rue Paul Bellamy B1 C2Rue Paul Deltombe D1Rue Perelle C4 D4Rue Perrault C3Rue Pitre Chevalie. C1 C2Rue Porte Neuve B2Rue Prefet Bonnefo. C2 D1Rue Premion C2 D2Rue Pres E Herriot B2Rue Russeil B1Rue Saint-Leonard C2Rue Sally C2Rue Santeuil B3Rue Stanislas D2

Rue Ste-Catherine B3 C3Rue Talensac B2 C2Rue Tournefort C2Rue Villebois Mare. B1Rue Yves Bodiguel B2

DESTINATION: NANTESPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-07-07

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