The 7 must-see districts of Nantes
Planning a getaway to Nantes? The city has many picturesque and dynamic neighborhoods. From medieval ambiance to modern and creative spaces, let us guide you through the 7 best Nantes neighborhoods to explore during your next visit!
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The historic center of Nantes is renowned for its medieval streets and lively atmosphere. This pedestrian district is full of bars, restaurants and shops.
Don't miss the Sainte-Croix church and its half-timbered facades. In the evening, Bouffay lights up and becomes the meeting place for the people of Nantes to go out and enjoy the nightlife.
With its buildings with leaning facades, vestiges of the old Feydeau Island, this district exudes the elegance of the 18th century.
Stroll along the banks of the Loire, admire the private mansions and discover the history of the wealthy shipowners of Nantes.
The Feydeau district is a must-see for lovers of classical architecture.
The nerve center of Nantes' cultural life, the Graslin district is home to the majestic Théâtre Graslin and the Place Royale with its iconic fountain.
For a gourmet break, stop at La Cigale, a brasserie listed as a Historic Monument. The elegant boutiques and art galleries also make Graslin a privileged place for shopping and culture.
The Gare district, in the immediate vicinity of the center, is much more than just a stopover.
Between contemporary architecture and historic buildings, this dynamic district is the ideal starting point for exploring the city.
Take the opportunity to discover the Jardin des Plantes, a haven of peace in the heart of Nantes.
A symbol of the Nantes revival and another emblematic district of the city, Île de Nantes, less than 25 minutes by car from the Sure Hôtel by Best Western Nantes Beaujoire, is an open-air laboratory.
From the Machines de l’île to the Ateliers du Hangar à Bananes, this rapidly changing district is perfect for lovers of contemporary art and innovative architecture.
A must-see to feel the creative energy of Nantes!
A former working-class district, Chantenay has retained its village spirit with its steep streets and picturesque houses.
Don’t miss the Parc des Oblates, offering a panoramic view of the Loire, ideal for a quiet stroll away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Known for its covered market, the Talensac district is the favorite place for lovers of fresh and local products.
Between the stalls of seafood, cheeses and pastries, immerse yourself in the friendly atmosphere of this traditional market.
Book one of the 236 apartments at the Sure Hôtel Nantes Beaujoire to enjoy your stay in Nantes.
Bouffay District
Historic and lively heart of Nantes
The historic center of Nantes is renowned for its medieval streets and lively atmosphere. This pedestrian district is full of bars, restaurants and shops.
Don't miss the Sainte-Croix church and its half-timbered facades. In the evening, Bouffay lights up and becomes the meeting place for the people of Nantes to go out and enjoy the nightlife.
Feydeau District
The charm of the classical era
With its buildings with leaning facades, vestiges of the old Feydeau Island, this district exudes the elegance of the 18th century.
Stroll along the banks of the Loire, admire the private mansions and discover the history of the wealthy shipowners of Nantes.
The Feydeau district is a must-see for lovers of classical architecture.
Graslin district
Between elegance and culture
The nerve center of Nantes' cultural life, the Graslin district is home to the majestic Théâtre Graslin and the Place Royale with its iconic fountain.
For a gourmet break, stop at La Cigale, a brasserie listed as a Historic Monument. The elegant boutiques and art galleries also make Graslin a privileged place for shopping and culture.
Gare district
Gateway to Nantes
The Gare district, in the immediate vicinity of the center, is much more than just a stopover.
Between contemporary architecture and historic buildings, this dynamic district is the ideal starting point for exploring the city.
Take the opportunity to discover the Jardin des Plantes, a haven of peace in the heart of Nantes.
Île de Nantes
Creativity and innovation
A symbol of the Nantes revival and another emblematic district of the city, Île de Nantes, less than 25 minutes by car from the Sure Hôtel by Best Western Nantes Beaujoire, is an open-air laboratory.
From the Machines de l’île to the Ateliers du Hangar à Bananes, this rapidly changing district is perfect for lovers of contemporary art and innovative architecture.
A must-see to feel the creative energy of Nantes!
Chantenay district
A village feel
A former working-class district, Chantenay has retained its village spirit with its steep streets and picturesque houses.
Don’t miss the Parc des Oblates, offering a panoramic view of the Loire, ideal for a quiet stroll away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Talensac district
A meeting place for gourmets
Known for its covered market, the Talensac district is the favorite place for lovers of fresh and local products.
Between the stalls of seafood, cheeses and pastries, immerse yourself in the friendly atmosphere of this traditional market.
