Nantes, France丨Come to Jules Verne’s hometown.

Nantes is an important city in western France, famous for its rich historical sites, artistic atmosphere and gastronomy. Here is a guide to Nantes to help you better plan your trip: Must-see attractions 1. Château des Ducs de Bretagne: This is the home of the Nantes History Museum and the starting point for exploring the history of Nantes. 2. Les Machines de l'Île: This is a fantastical art project where mechanical creatures, including a giant elephant, come to life. It is well worth a visit. 3. Bouffay Quarter: The medieval heart of Nantes, perfect for a stroll. 4. Passage Pommeraye: A 19th-century arcade that offers a unique shopping experience. 5. Talensac Market: A great place to taste local cheese and wine. transportation Nantes city centre is easy to explore on foot, but there is also an efficient public transport system including trams and buses. Renting a bike is also a great way to explore Nantes, and the city has many dedicated cycle paths. Accommodation recommendations Hotel Saint-Patrick: Located in the pedestrian zone in the city center, close to the train station and tram stop, it offers soundproofed rooms and satellite TV. Pour une escapade à Nantes: Family-friendly accommodation with free WiFi and TV, near the Nantes Botanical Gardens and the Castle of the Dukes of Brittany. Hôtel Le Cambronne: Located near Place Graslin, it offers rooms with en suite bathrooms, LCD TVs and free Wi-Fi. gourmet food Nantes gastronomy showcases the specialities of Brittany and the Loire Valley, you can taste: Galettes (Savory Buckwheat Pancakes) Fresh seafood Nantais gâteau (rum and almond cake) In addition, there are Chinese restaurants, art-style hotels, and internet-famous check-in shops where local young people gather. Safety Tips Nantes is safe for travelers, but it is recommended to be careful with personal belongings when in crowded areas or on public transportation. It is safe to explore the city at night, but it is best to choose well-lit, less crowded areas. I hope this guide can help you enjoy a pleasant trip to Nantes!