Tourism, Hotels & RestaurantsTourist spot suggestions in Nantes | The most beautiful belfry in town. | |  | |
| A fountain symbolising the city. | | | | | | A well-trodden maze. | | | |
| Extravagant 18C homes on an island that is now attached to the town. | | | | |
Special hotel offers in Nantes | Avant-garde architecture, contemporary decor and minimalist designer furniture: this hotel with its extremely refined lines is bound to arouse your interest. | | |  |
| Situated in the heart of the city, 5 minutes from the Brittany Dukes’ castle, the hotel is also close to the tram and bus stops, and train station and airport. Hotel Du Tourisme offers comforta... | | | | | | La Pérouse Hotel combines harmony, comfort and creation, and is located right in the city centre of Nantes. Our three-star hotel is barely 5 minutes away from the railway station and 20 minutes from ... | | | |
| Hotel recently renovated located in the heart of the historical centre of Nantes (near Royal place, Pommeraye Passage and Bouffay district).Close station, shuttle airport, carparks and trams (line 1,... | | | | |
Restaurant suggestions in Nantes | Sensible prices, modern recipes prepared with care, a small selection of well-selected wines and a warm, modern interior: L'Embellie is the place to be! | | | |
| Restaurant decorated in a modern, bistro style. Spontaneous cuisine and a selection of wines by the glass. | | | | | | The name says it all: the sea is an integral part of this restaurant, both in its decor with shades of blue and nautical objects, and in the fish and seafood cuisine. Good choice of Muscadet wine. | | | |
| Restaurant with an attractive counter, wood panelling, benches and paintings, offering seafood and a fine wine list. | | | | |
| | VM_PHOTO_VM The historic capital of the dukes of Britanny, Nantes is both a town of art, a great industrial centre and a university town. The port, shared with Donges and Saint-Nazaire, covers the Loire estuary. Aside from shipbuilding and agroalimentary production, the local industry excels in its particular sectors. A far cry from the «ebony» that made the town so prosperous under the Ancien Régime and gave it its current face.
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