Bouffay quarter

OTNM — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 10:31:04 +0000

Moyen âge

For many years the town played the Middle Ages card and had its heart at Place Bouffay.

Description

As the years went on the centre out grew the area and the town had to rethink its position. Many monuments from this time are still visible in the modern day town.

Now mostly pedestrianised it still feels like the soul of the town. The names of the narrow lanes and streets bring back the time when the whole town was here. Depending on which way you go, you could pass in front of a timber-framed house or see a Renaissance dated chimney still hanging on. It’s a great area to meet up, go out, go shopping or enjoy the hustle and bustle of the crowds..

Guided Tour: Saint Peter and Saint Paul’s cathedral and its crypts

Château des ducs de Bretagne - Musée d'Histoire de Nantes

Bouffay Square

Rue de la Juiverie

Sainte Croix Passageway

Church of Sainte Croix

Bouffay Commune libre

Place du Change

Medieval Houses

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Visits - Activities - Architectural heritage

The construction of the cathedral began in 1434. Discover the wealth of this Gothic monument: the tomb of François II and Marguerite de Foix (16th); the organs of the 17th and 19th centuries; the cenotaph of the General de Lamoricière. See also, in the crypt of the 19th century, the history of the cathedral.In the Romanesque crypt, in addition to its remarkable architecture, you can admire some pieces of the treasure of the Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul.

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Book

The visit is performed by a professional guide from the Tourist Office. If you feel that you are sufficiently fluent in French, you can book it. Practical Information: - The full payment will be carried out directly by Nantes Tourism when you book online - The cancellation is not allowed for Guided Tour. The postponement to another date is possible until your arrival, if the visit is availability. - To change your booking or for any question, we recommend you to contact Nantes Tourism advisors.

Practical Information

Pass Nantes

Disabled access

Contact

Courriel

Phone

0 892 464 044 (0,34€/min)

Access

- Meeting point : Tourist Office Cathédrale, 2 Place Saint Pierre. - Meeting time : see the title of the offer - Visit duration : 2 hours, Unless otherwise specified - Disabled / Wheelchair access: non accessible visit (stairs) - Your confirmation includes a voucher, this document is the proof of your booking. The voucher must be PRINTED and GIVEN to the Tourist guide. - Cancellation and modification terms for Guided Tour: the cancellation is not allowed. You can postpone the visit for on another day if there is availability. *Except for the people who bought the Pass Nantes.

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Cultural sites - Architectural heritage - Museum

in the heart of the city

Rarely seen, the castle is accessible and free from the battlements to the moats. Its museum
on the History of Nantes with contemporary scenography appeals to all.

Place:

NANTES

Description

Fall under the spell of five centuries of medieval history… Last castle before the river reaches the sea,
this Breton monument with its outstanding buildings take you from the 15th to 17th centuries.
Building started under François 2nd, the last duke of Brittany, and then completed by his daughter, Anne of Brittany, twice queen of France. The castle houses a royal palace of elegant renaissance facades and ornate outward facing galleries or loggia. Large scale restauration gives way to a modern multimedia
exhibition in its museum, open to visitors on a castle tour. The courtyard, full circuit of the battlements,
the gardens around the moat, all lit-up at night make it an unforgettable experience for all the family.

> What’s on/Nantes from afar
From 2/04 to 6/11/2011
The history museum is dedicating an exhibition to a century of immigration in Nantes. Following a collection
of objects from Nantes’ foreign inhabitants, the collection started in 2008 goes from the First World War to
the present day. The exhibition contains personal, meaningful objects and nine firsthand accounts recounted on film. It will evoke how Nantes has welcomed and helped migrants, yet also has discriminated and rejected, and will include economical and cultural contributions from the people who have enriched our city… Interesting angles of an on-going social phenomena.

> the book/gift shop
Historical and urban books (Published by “Château” amongst others), objects identified in Nantes, young section…

> Café-restaurant “les Oubliettes”
Set in the 14th century Old Keep and Conciergerie with a patio on the courtyard, a stop at the café-restaurant makes a welcome break without taking you away from the atmosphere of the castle. (re-opening Autumn 2011)

Practical information

Opening times

Courtyard, battlements and moat garden: 10.00 – 19.00 open every day. July and august: 09.00 – 20.00 with Saturday night-time entry until 23.00. Within the château, museum and exhibitions: 10.00 – 18.00. Closed on mondays. July and august: 10.00 – 19.00 every day. Last tickets available 30 minutes before closing time Closed 1/01, 1/05, 1/11, 25/12

Admission prices

5 euros / 3 euros

Free

Free access to the ramparts, the moat and the yard. Free access to the museum on the 1st sunday of each month from september to june.

Pass Nantes

Free access to museum and reduced rate at the exhibition

Disabled access

The entire museum, temporary exhibitions and some of the ramparts are accessible in wheelchair. A specially marked trail for the blind and visually impaired is also planned.

Contact

Site Internet

Phone

0 811 46 46 44

Fax : 02 40 12 43 96

Access

Tramway line 1 and busway: stop in Duchesse Anne
Handi : Reserved places at the Duchesse Anne car park, direct entry to the car park by the aid bridge
(side course St-Pierre)
Talking guidebooks in french, english, german, spanish, italian and breton, loop system for hearing aid users, special guide for the visually impaired+visioguide in French Sign Language.

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Points of interest

medieval place with terrace

Now, with the first rays of spring, students sit out on the café tables that blossom, as if this was always supposed to be.

Place:

Nantes

Description

In days gone by here stood the town's prison and law courts, however, nowadays the square houses a covered market.

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

In the heart of Bouffay's quarter

Set right in the heart of the quarter. Here you will find timber-framed houses. The name of this street suggests that it was inhabited by Jewish people at one time, though traces of a synagogue have never been found.

Place:

Nantes

Description

To see
The facade of n°11 rue de la Juiverie, which has held an ancient mystery for centuries : two coloured low-reliefs decorate the wall.
The first one depicts the sad face of a woman with her hair blowing in the wind. The second one is just as mysterious, a seemingly day-dreaming man, semi-lying on a bench. In his hand he has a tortoise, and on his left foot, wings...

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

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Points of interest - Cultural sites - Architectural heritage

Between rue de la Baclerie and Ste Croix square

A 70m long covered passageway. Look for the Ste Croix belfry standing on the paved courtyard beneath its immense glass roof.

Place:

Nantes

Description

It cuts through the former priory which was contructed by Benedictine Monks in the 11th century.

It is also a cultural place with halls of conferences and entertainments, workshops of artistic initiation, a gallery of exhibition.

A public garden hides from it..

Practical information

Opening times

From Tuesday to Saturday from 12 am till 6:30 pm

Free

Disabled access

Contact

Courriel

Phone

02 51 83 23 75

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Its belfry is a mark in the city center

Situated in the heart of the district of Bouffay, The church occupies the place of the chapel of the castle of Bouffay, first place of residence of Counts de Bretagne.

Place:

NANTES

Description

Baroque style front, flamboyant nave and neogothic choir, but the big curiosity of the building is its belfry. The foundationof the building iis made on a rectangular plan, goes back up to the XVIIth century and is similar to the baroque style.
In 1860, addition of a floor on which the carillon bases which surmounted the Tower of Bouffay, decorated with angels sounding trumpet. The heaviest bell of Nantes named "Charles Marie" and weighing more than 8 tons is settled there. The stained glasses of this church will be redone as before after the bombardments of 1943.

Practical information

Free

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Points of interest

"Humour, Goodness, Happiness"

Bouffay has its own mayor, its vineyard (rue du Vieil Hôpital : grape-picking every year mid-september) and is twinned with the "Free District" of Montmartre.

Place:

Nantes

Description

In 1974 there was a project to bring the Bouffay quarter of town back to how it was in the 1930's. The "Free District" or "commune libre du Bouffay" was founded modelled on the Montmartre "Free District" initiative, under the 1901 association act. It is run by a governer-mayor who is head of the town council. Its motto reflects its spirit : "Humour, Goodness, Happiness".

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

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Points of interest

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

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Points of interest - Architectural heritage

The tracks of the Middle Ages are district of Bouffay

In spite of the plethora of 18th and 19th century houses, there do remain wooden-fronted stone houses in the medieval quarter.

Place:

NANTES

Description

The main ones :
Timber-framed houses - Place du Change, called the Apothecary's House.
A timber-framed construction with three-storeys of decorative corbels topped by a slate-covered gable. Wooden beams and statuettes on its facade. These days it houses a restaurant.
rue de la Baclerie n°8
rue Bossuet n°5 and 6
rue des Carmes n°19 and 21
rue de la Juiverie n°7
rue St Pierre n°15

Stone buildings
rue Fenelon n°3
rue des Carmélites n°16
rue St Pierre n°1
rue St Jean
The hotel Saint-Aignan has a highly decorative facade

The +
On certain houses the number plaques contain the letter "P". These plaques (black numbers on white background) date back to pre 19th century. The letter "P" stands for "puits" which means water well, and is therefore practical in case of fire !

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Chantenay quarter

OTNM — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 08:47:09 +0000

View over the port

A one-time working class stronghold, Chantenay still has a hold over the town.

Description

The hill-top “butte Ste Anne”, the last peak of the Amoricain Range, rises 30m up and offers a superb view of the river and the Isle of Nantes.

Chantenay - Butte Sainte Anne

Musée Compagnonnique

Le Rayon Vert - galerie d'art

PLANETARIUM

Musée Jules Verne - Jules verne Museum

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Points of interest

Village annexed by Nantes in 1908

Annexed by Nantes in 1908, "Chantenay the Red" managed to keep its "free commune" spirit. Many of its streets are named after revolutionary figures or symbolic figures of democracy.

Place:

NANTES

Description

In 1902, it becames the first place in France to name a public square after Zola. It's not surprising that the area still has a village feel and an active charitable and not-for-profit scene, most notably the "Buttineries", which takes place on 18th and 19th June 2011.

Steps and statue of Sainte Anne
Inaugured in 1871, the statues blesses the Loire and all those who sail on her from the top of her rock while cradling the virgin child. At her feet lie 121 steep steps that brave visitors can take from the "quai d'Aiguillon". Other-wise you can take the ramp-road in front of the "cité de l'Hermitage" which in 1938 (and the rebuilt in 1953) as concrete sailing vessels was the first social hoursing project in Nantes.

the 10 - 10, place des Garennes
Aformer school transformed into meeting rooms for local associations who organise street parties, exhibitions, shows and concerts. The name "10" comes from the 10 original groups who set it all up.

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Visits - Activities - Museum

Masterpieces of apprentices

The Hautière Manor is quite representative of Middle Ages civil engineering with notably a large decorative gable probably dating back to the 15th century.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Taken over by the Fellowship for Apprentice Tradesmen in 1968 it houses exhibits masterpieces and tools used by the apprentices.

Practical information

Opening times

Opened on Saturdays of 14:00 in 18:00. Opened for the groups in the week on reservation only. Closed in July and August.

Free

Contact

Phone

02 40 69 30 55

Access

Bus: stop Lusançay - line 21

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Cultural sites

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Contact

Phone

02 40 71 88 27

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Museum

The stars, the planets and the moons of the planets

The advanced equipment of the Planetarium allows amateur astronomers to discover the celestial dome in 3 dimensions.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Its 8m hemispherical dome makes it stand out. Thanks to state-of-the-art equipment, the Planetarium reveals to stargazers the heavenly skies in 3-D. 90,000 stars in their actual positions. Planets and their moons as seen - or to be seen - over a 100,000 year period from the Earth and beyond…

There is a nearby park with star gazing games for young children.

Practical information

Opening times

Sessions start at 10.30, 14.15 and 15.45 from monday to friday. Sundays at 15.00 and 16.30. Closed on saturdays and on 1/01, 1/05, 1/11 and 25/12

Admission prices

5 € / 2,50 €

Pass Nantes

Free access

Disabled access

Nantes tourisme's tips : single storey building and people in wheelchairs can enter the projection room. For groups of people with hearing or mental handicap, visits are organized. Contact the museum.

Contact

Site Internet

Phone

02 40 73 99 23

Fax : 02 40 73 90 40

Access

BUS : stop Lechat line 21 TRAMWAY : stop Gare Maritime line : 1

Categories:

Visits - Activities - Museum

Richness and diversity of the work of Jules Verne

Rising like a belvedere above the Butte is a grand villa, and since 1978 has been dedicated to the works of the great author.

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The multi-media trail brings Jules Verne’s entire work in all its splendour and diversity to a wider public. The writer was born in Nantes in1828.

Practical Information

Opening times

10.00-12.00 and 14.0018.00 except on tuesdays, sunday mornings and public holidays. Guided tours every sunday at 15.30 and then every day in july and august.

Admission prices

3 € / 1,50 €

Free

under 18, on the 1st sunday of each month from september to june.

Pass Nantes

Free access

Disabled access

Nantes Tourisme's tips : easy access for wheelchair users via the 21 bus line (stop Lechat ) and parking spaces nearby. Access to the museum is planned for the disabled and lift to all floors. Staff are aware of the reception of persons with disabilities.

Contact

Site Internet

Phone

02 40 69 72 52

Fax : 02 40 73 28 18

Access

BUS : stop Lechat line 21 TRAMWAY : stop Gare Maritime line : 1

Feydeau quarter

Florence — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 11:32:52 +0000

18th century

This quarter is a former Loire's island

Description

The Ile Feydeau is now joined to the town and to the Ile Gloriette where once the Loire freely flowed. (Nantes used to be considered as the “Venice of the west”). This urban isle stands out from its surroundings and its untouched 18th century character makes it a firm favourite with the locals.

Nantes slave trade port

The opulent life-style in 18th century Nantes was guaranteed by 2 main sources: Africa and America. Ships built and fitted in Nantes ran the triangular trade between France’s number one port at the time, the Guinean coast and the West Indies. The principle was cruelly simple: buy Africans and sell them on for sugarcane to be refined in Nantes. This is how colonial products like coffee, cocoa, pepper, indigo and exotic wood came to be unloaded along the quayside of Quai de La Fosse and île Feydeau. It was here in particular that the shipbuilders built up their dynasties.

Information pratique

In the castle’s town history museum, rooms 11 to 17 “The black gold trade in the 18th century”, are dedicated to peak of the colonial trade, heavily built on the slave trade

île Feydeau

Rue Kervegan

Temple du Goût

Cour Ovale

Perraudeau's building

L'Hôtel de la Villestreux

Mascarons

Balconies of Ile Feydeau

Quai de la Fosse

The Abolition of Slavery Memorial Museum

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Architectural heritage

A magnificient example of the city's architecture

The isle evoking the extravagant way of life the maritime traders led in the 18th century, when the port of Nantes was the biggest in France and one of the most important in Europe.

Place:

NANTES

Description

Since 1926, it took nearly 20 years to fill-in the parts of the rivers Erdre and Loire that flowed round the ile Gloriette. From that moment on the isle lost its natural status and today strips of lawn bordered by granite show us where there was once the river. Someone forgot to tell the shipbuilders houses about the change and their sandy foundations are no longer hold them up straight ! Built mainly in limestone, decorated with ornamental faces and wrought-iron balconies with inner courtyards and vaulted staircases, the pomp of these houses indicates the importance of the city's former commercial trade.

The buildings have two facades around an inner courtyard which opens on to the road and the quayside and from which rise beautiful stone staircases with wrought iron banisters. The balconies indicate how important a floor was ; the ground floor was for commercial use only and is dominated by arched windows an reception rooms. Above were the refinely decorated private apartments.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Main street of île Feydeau

The street is completely lined with remarkable buildings of the XVIIIth century.
The isle's central road, which starts to the west on the Petite Hollande square that evokes the Dutch colony of the time.

Place:

Nantes

Description

February 8th 1828, Jules Verne was born at n°4 Cours Olivier de Clisson.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Remarkable facade on the old quay of the Loire

The facade has a central doorway and high, arched windows, with three balconies going narrower as they ascend. A pyramidal gable sits at the top of the building.

Place:

NANTES

Description

Built in 1750 by the ship merchant Guillaume Gou.

Place of temporary exhibitions.

Guided tour by Nantes Tourisme take you into the courtyard of the building.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Architectural heritage

Remarkable building of Ile Feydeau

Two identical buildings around a rectangular courtyard, known as the "Oval Courtyard" due to the shape of its window frames on the shorter sides.

Place:

Nantes

Description

A prime example of the isle's architecture at that time.

Guided tours of this quarter by Nantes Tourisme take you into some of these courtyards.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Remarkable facade on the quayside

This buiding has a triangular pediment and tree great centred arches allowing light into the ground floor an the half-level.

Place:

Nantes

Description

The first floor is decorated with a balcony set on a console.

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Remarkable building of Ile Feydeau

One of the isle's oldest and largest buildings, it has 108 windows and doors. It was built on two plots and has a gateway for access by vehicle.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Guides tours of this quarter by Nantes Tourisme take you into some of these courtyards.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Masks decorating doors and windows.

Mascarons are door or window ornaments portraying sometimes wild or hideous faces.

Place:

NANTES

Description

The isle seems to have been particulary inspired by the mythological and the exotic : spirits of the sea, bearded winds, haloes of shells, a figure in a crown of stone, a woman crowned in a sheaf of wheat, a feathered head, Bacchus with grapes in his hair....

must see
- Allée Turenne
n° 3,8;9,10 and 10 bis, 11,13
- Place de la Petite Hollande
n° 2,3
- rue Kervegan
n° 9,13,28

Guided tours of this quarter by Nantes-Tourisme take you into some of these courtyards.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

remarkabke wrought iron

Don't miss the remarkable wrought iron balconies especially the curved one at the Temple du Goût (16 allée Duguay Trouin).

Place:

NANTES

Description

- Allée Turenne
n° 3,8,9,10,11
- Place de la Petite Hollande
n° 1,2,3
- Rue Kervegan
n° 9,18,30
- Allée Duguay Trouin
n° 8,9,10,15,16

Guided tour by Nantes Tourisme will allow you to discover them in detail

Practical information

Free

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Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

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Grands événements - Points of interest - Cultural sites - Architectural heritage

unique in Europe

an urban, political and art project.

Place:

Nantes

Description

On a revegetated esplanade, 2 000 commemorative plaques recall the slave trade shippings that started from Nantes as well as the major trading posts in Africa and in America.

Designed by the internationally renowned artist Krzystof Wodiczko and by the architect Julian Bonder, this memorial museum was conceived as an urban, a political and an art project. A contemplative trail, punctuated with quotes in every language, of all times and all places, becomes part of the Loire waterfront, at the very spot where the slave ships used to berth. Both underground so as to evoke the holds of these dying places and also aerial to open the debate, this piece is unique in France. What a strange feeling to wander under this waterfront at the same level of the Loire River in a luminous atmosphere and a particular soundscape.

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Contact

Phone

0811 46 46 44

Graslin quarter

Florence — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:10:44 +0000

19th century

Its theatre, shopping arcade and famous brasserie have drawn in shops attracted to the slightly dated carefree time of the 19th century.

Description

The town’s industrial success shaped the whole elegant area of the town.

Despite being heavily bombed the last world war it has managed to remain one of the finest examples of 18th – 19th century town planning. Named after its promoter, Mr Graslin, it was designed by the architects Ceineray and Crucy.

Place Royale

Basilique Saint Nicolas

Rue Crébillon

PASSAGE POMMERAYE

Place Graslin

Angers Nantes Opéra - Théâtre Graslin

Brasserie La Cigale

Cours Cambronne

MUSEUM D'HISTOIRE NATURELLE - Natural History Museum

Eglise Notre Dame de Bon Port

Quai de la Fosse

Categories:

Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Description

Rebuilt after the war and with a recent change in the layout, the square surrounds the central blue granite fountain. The marble statue representing Nantes armed with a trident dominates the bronze representations of the the Loire and the four rivers running into it: Erdre, Sèvre, Cher and Loiret.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Contact

Lien externe

Categories:

Shopping - Points of interest

Place:

NANTES

Description

Can you “Crébillonner”? Yes you can! Because it means window shopping while strolling up and down the road of the same name!

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Shopping - Architectural heritage

Classy boutiques in a historic monument.

Beneath the elegant glass ceiling rises its monumental staircase flanked by allegorical statues. The boutiques in the shopping arcade bring this listed building to life.

Place:

NANTES

Description

There aren’t many European towns that can claim to have a more architecturally valuable shopping arcade. Built in 1843 and still unchanged in the 21st century. Built on a steep incline the three floors are flanked by numerous shops and a monumental decorative staircase. It’s a haven for shoppers needing a fix and has inspired many artistes, the film-maker Demy (Lola, Une chambre en ville)and the designer Tardi (The story of the unknown warrior).

Practical information

Opening times

During th week from 8h to 20h , sunday and holly days from 9h to 19h ; Closed on the 1st of May

Free

open during the day

Disabled access

accessible from the Crebillon street to see it all from the highest level.

Contact

Access

BUS : stop Commerce / TRAMWAY line : 1 , 2 or 3 : stop Commerce

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Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Description

Presided over by the theatre whose steps are a regular place to meet-up, it is the central spot and focal point of the area. Its symmetrical organisation means it acts as a hub for traffic and nearby attractions.

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Cultural sites - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Disabled access

Contact

Phone

02 40 89 84 00

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Fish - seafood - Nantes' table - Chief's cuisine - Points of interest - Cultural sites

decor 1900, listed restaurant

In the Graslin area, the setting and décor of this listed restaurant is quite simply
stunning. And the local food menu is up to standard too!

Place:

Nantes

Description

Practical information

Terrace ; open for sunday lunch ; open after 22h00 ; 170 seats

Pass Nantes

Winter special offer from 1/10 - 31/03. One free “tout chocolat celaya” break, made up of an old– and
style chocolat with 3 small cakes of the day.

Disabled access

Contact

Site Internet

Phone

02 51 84 94 94

Access

TRAMWAY line 1 : stop Médiathèque.

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Description

Designed as a public walkway lined with buildings and trees, this courtyard was named after General Cambronne, a figure whose statue takes central place.

Practical information

Free

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Visits - Activities - Museum

collections: zoology, wildlife, mineralogy ...

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Thanks to its contemporary scenography, the museum shows varying zoological collections, of regional wildlife, mineralogy and also has a reptile house containing regional and exotic reptiles.

Practical Information

Opening times

Open daily 10.00-18.00 except tuesdays and public holidays

Admission prices

3,50 € / 2 €

Free admission on the 1st sunday of each month from september to june

Pass Nantes

Free access

Disabled access

Nantes tourisme's Tips : Reserved Parking Place Jean-V or place Eugène-Livet. - Handicapped access via Athénas street (on the right side of the museum), welcome by an officer of the museum on request by intercom. - The elevator serves all levels. Difficult to visit the museum independently. The museum staff are always available to help. Possibility of tactile tours for the blind. The museum offers tours for specific groups of people of all disabilities.

Contact

Site Internet

Phone

02 40 41 55 00

Fax : 02 51 84 01 91

Access

BUS : stop Jean V line 11
TRAMWAY : stop Médiathèque line : 1
visitor’s entrance via the square Louis Bureau in Place de la Monnaie

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Categories:

Points of interest - Architectural heritage

Place:

NANTES

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Ile de Nantes

OTNM — Thu, 10 May 2012 01:30:23 +0000

Area of the former shipyards

Five kilometres long, one kilometre wide and surrounded by stretches of the Loire, the Isle of Nantes is the link between the north and the south of Greater Nantes.

Description

For 10 years this has been a changing landscape under a major and singularly enthusiastic urban project. Today, at the helm of its second phase, are new urban architects led by Marcel Smets and the uapS agency. Once used for cattle grazing, then an industrial heartland of soap factories, shipyards and sea-trade, it has today a new lease of life. A veritable reawakening of housing, services, shops, places to hang out, industrial heritage, sea-faring or port, a working past and contemporary architecture; a real cultural melting-pot.

Station Prouvé - Nantes Tourisme Reception office

Shipyard Park

The Grand éléphant and Galerie of the Machines de l'Ile

Cranes

Les Anneaux - Daniel Buren and Patrick Bouchain

Hangar 32

HAB Gallery

The Banana Warehouse

" De temps en temps" - François Morellet

The Zebra Crossing, Regulations and General Directions - Angela Bulloch

Air - Rolf Julius

Le 1

Absence - Atelier Van Lieshout

Terroirs Bio

Le Bistrot de l'Ile

Chez Lizette

Le Gribiche

La P'tite Ardoise

The Foundry garden

B.A Ba Restaurant

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Tourism information desk - Activities - Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

An information centre about the "Estuaire" journey: discover 22 perennial works of art on 16 differents sites, available for a visit all year long!

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From the Ile de Nantes, so as to display an overview of the heritage that is being created on the estuary territory, the "Prouvé Station" places at your disposal: a full size map of the territory, description sheets of the works of art and of the artists, catalogs, photographic resources of the construction sites, dvd collection, audio tour...
16 shorts films, written by Gaëtan Chataigner (a musician and a film maker), take a fresh look on each of these creations.
Film show: everyday at nightfall until november 2011

Practical Information

Opening times

Opening hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 2.00 p.m to 6.00 p.m

Free

Disabled access

Contact

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boulevard de la Prairie-aux-ducs, near the great Elephant

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Points of interest - Parks and gardens

on the former ship-building yards

This public park covers 13 hectares on the west of "île de Nantes"

Place:

NANTES

Description

Now you will see the flagship elements which are used in shows such as the Isle’s Machines and its giant elephant, the ship-building workshops (permanent shipbuilding exhibition at the MHT) or the Station Prouvé, where you can find out more about the Estuary trail. A walk along the Loire, landscaped gardens, a 600m2 beach, a play area and a solarium fill this huge space tailor-made for enjoyment and strolling around.

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Free

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02 40 41 90 09

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Grands événements - Visits - Activities - Cultural sites

essential and unique in Nantes

The universe of plants and the one of the Heron Tree

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Jules Verne himself would have imagined a 12m high elephant going for a stroll along his hometown’s
quaysides! Board this strange beast and see all the machines in the hangars of the former
shipyards.
A team of mad builders have set up their workshop in the warehouse. Their imagination has run wild exploring the tree-tops, the savanna and the bottom of the deep blue sea, while their menagerie of machines roams free...
They used to build ships here, and now they make monumental mechanical animals for the young and old to enjoy.

You can even walk along the the prototype branch from the future Heron Tree or stand back and admire the creator’s work in progress. The gift shop and the Café de la Branche are really well placed nearby the quayside to have something to eat or drink while watching the elephant go by.

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Opening times

LOW SEASON: from 12th to 25/02, from 9th to 22/04: 6 days a week from tuesday to sunday, 14.00-17.00, 18.00 at the weekend. From 26/02 to 13/03, from 17th to 31/12: 6 days a week from tuesday to sunday 14.00 – 18.00. From 16/03 to 8/04, 3/11 to 16/12: 5 days a week from wednesday to sunday 14.00 – 17.00, 18.00 at the weekend. MID-SEASON : from 23/03 to 8/05, from 22/10 to 2/11 : 6 days a week, from Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 – 18.00. From 10/05 to 30/06, from 1/09 to 21/10 : 6 days a week, from Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 – 17.00, 18.00 at the weekend.. HIGH SEASON : from 1/07 to 31/08, 7 days a week 10.00 – 19.00 Annual closing from 1/01 to 11/02/11. Closed 1/01, 1/05 and 25/12.

Admission prices

7 euros / 5.5 euros

Free under 4 years.

See the elephant

Pass Nantes

Free access to the Machine Gallery and the Workshop

Disabled access

Nantes Tourisme's tips : the gallery of the Machines can be reach in a wheelchair. 1 wheelchair can take place in the elephant thanks to a lift.

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0810 12 12 25

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TRAMWAY : line : 1 stop Chantiers Navals

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Points of interest

Remnants of the industrial era.

The two Titan cranes rise up above the western part of the isle.

Place:

NANTES

Description

The yellow one was put on site in 1955 to raise boat blocks and enable assembly on the slipway. The grey one is a port crane and was needed to unload ships from the 1960’s onwards, and have since been classified “historical sight”.

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Free

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Cultural sites

Art work of " Estuaire"

Based on the Ile de Nantes, the site chosen for "Les Anneaux" is a the link between two areas: the great maritime and naval past of the town, and today's great architectural and urban projects, putting Nantes on the European stage.

Place:

Nantes

Description

"Les Anneaux" follows this principle. Daniel Buren wanted to highlight the double perspective of the Ile de Nantes: the architectural perspective, drawn by the docks and the warehouses, and the natural perspective delineated by the Loire river. A series of 18 rings facing the river offers as many different cutouts of the landscape. At night, the enlightened rings - red, blue and green, three colours at the basis of so many others - become multiseeing tools...

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Opening times

by day and night

Free

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Exhibition - Activities - Points of interest

Place of exhibition dedicated to the project of Ile de Nantes urbanization

Hangar 32 is an exhibition venue dedicated to town planning on the Isle of Nantes. From past glories to present-day projects, since the closure of the shipyards, right up to today’s redevelopment and the second phase which is just at its beginning.

Place:

NANTES

Description

Architect’s drawings, multimedia presentations, scale models…

Practical information

Opening times

Open friday,saturday and sunday, 14.00- 18.00

Free

Free admission,guided tours

Disabled access

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02 51 89 16 30

Guided tours

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Points of interest

Exhibition room, restaurants and bars.

But just come anyway to admire the views from the western tip of Quai de La Fosse, Chantenay and Trentemoult.

Place:

NANTES

Description

It was in June 2007 that the banana warehouse got a new lease of life. 150m long, 50m wide and built in 1950 it was where imported bananas from Guinea and Guadeloupe were left to ripen. It has since been transformed into exhibition room, restaurants and bars with outside tables overlooking the Loire.

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Free

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Cultural sites

Night art work of "Estuaire"

For this project, he has created a 6000 meter square "meteorological indicator" to be installed on the front of the building.

Place:

Nantes

Description

François Morellet creates here an ever-changing piece, hence avoiding the vision of an unchanging artistic proposition. Through the use of three different luminous visual presentations, clouds (white curve), the sun (red circles) or the rain (blue dashes), this piece will inform the locals on the weather conditions 4 hours in advance.

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Free

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Cultural sites

In this work, Angela Bulloch is inspired by “zebra crossings”, British road crossings, to create a special access to Manny.

By scrupulously respecting the English road safety regulations, she has redesigned the public space in front of the building : a series of zigzag lines have been painted along the length of the building, each side of a public crossing of black and white lines, which itself is signalled by the famous Belisha Beacons. These flashing yellow globes on top of black and white striped posts can be seen on every street corner in the United Kingdom, Ireland, as well as in Singapore and Hong Kong, former British colonies.

Place:

Nantes

Description

For Manny, Angela Bulloch submits The Zebra Crossing – Regulations and General Directions : a work which creates a connection between the building and its immediate environment, the outside and the inside as well as the public and private spaces.

From the beginning, Angela Bulloch’s work consists in altering and turning upside-down existing systems, rules and structures. She enjoys remodelling the characteristics of time and space in a given area, by questioning its context or social reality.

Artwork of Estuaire 2009

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In front of "Manny" building

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Air is aimed at the people walking by Manny. Under the building’s metallic skin, a soft music resounds within the walls.

Several speakers are dissimulated under the passageways which diffuse a sound composition adding another material to the wire mesh which covers Manny. Between the chinking of metal and vague birdsongs, this low and discrete music is a part of the building’s immediate environment. By treating the sound as a material, Rolf Julius’ aim is to transform the art into sound, reducing the importance of the visual sense to rebalance the perceptive senses.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Rolf Julius was both sculptor and musician. He discribed his work like this: " I create a musical space with my at. With my music, I create an art space. Art and music are the same thing. There is a meeting of minds with the spectator and listener, and from deep inside, something new comes about."

Art work of Estuaire 2009

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Free

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In front the "Manny" building.

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Fish - seafood - Nantes' table - Chief's cuisine

Place:

Nantes

Practical information

Disabled access

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Phone

02 40 08 28 00

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Cultural sites

L'Absence is in turn a bar, a sculpture, a comment on today’s architecture that will, without a doubt, fuel students’ imagination.

The sculpture "L'Absence" fits into the architectural constraints of the site. The result is a moving and living mass, with multiple protuberances, as the incarnations of an instinctive gesture, without any delimitation or any function. A living space where the artist wishes discussions will happen.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Founded in 1995 by Joep Van Lisehout, AVL is a multidisciplinary company known for its contemporary art, design and architectural projects. Functional, simple, often imposing, their works often take the shape of furnitures, prefabricated houses, sculptures or renovation of architectural monuments. Based in the port of Rotterdam, a team of 20 people is in charge of the production of the pieces (from conceptualization to the construction). Giving priority to an independent and autonomous lifestyle for each and everyone, they often look into the conflict between individuality and collective, sexuality, power and utopia.

This piece was created for the 1% Artistic of the new School of Architecture of Nantes (Lacaton & Vassal).
Artwork of Estuaire 2009

Practical information

Opening times

Opening schedules: please call +33 (0)240 48 60 40 or www.absence-nantes.fr

Free

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Phone

02 40 74 85 43 ou 06 83 47 78 72  .

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Bar , in front of the new School of Architecture of Nantes

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Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

Practical information

Disabled access

Contact

Phone

02 51 86 25 60

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Gourmet break - Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

Contact

Phone

02 40 47 92 35

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Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

Contact

Phone

02 40 47 04 44

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Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

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Phone

02 40 47 95 59

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Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

Contact

Phone

02 40 69 66 20

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Parks and gardens

sous la halle métallique d’anciennes fonderies.

Sheltered by a 16m high hall where the ship’s propellers were once made, this luxurious 115m garden stretches out from the heart of an urban island.

Place:

NANTES

Description

3 hectares
With a majority of exotic types, the 100 plant varieties here carry on the tradition Nantes has for botanical gardens. 200 trees even overflow into the local public areas.

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Free

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TRAMWAY : arrêt Vincent Gâche ligne : 2

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Nantes' table

Place:

Nantes

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Phone

02 28 44 38 04

Itinerary Estuaire Nantes <> Saint -Nazaire

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An artistic overland trail

Get ready for a walk like no other! "Estuaire Nantes <> Saint-Nazaire” on in 2007-2009-2012 is a collection of installations in the open air.

Description

The internationally renowned artists create something to take you off the beaten track along the estuary. Since 2007, 16 installations are parts of a whole stretching over 60kms. A house suspended 15m up, a 7m pendulum swinging on the side of an old cement works, a star garden, a 40m snake, a water nymph camped out in the Saint-Félix canal, a garden on the roof of a submarine base, a boat that sulks, an observation tower in the middle of a marsh and the now famous ‘rings’ by Buren in the port of Nantes. All of these installations stand out on their own as well as taking you round a fascinating land, discovering local natural environment.

Information pratique

You can get to all of the places over land (foot, bike, nearby parking)

Contact

02 40 75 75 07

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Nymphéa - Ange Leccia

Absence - Atelier Van Lieshout

The Zebra Crossing, Regulations and General Directions - Angela Bulloch

Air - Rolf Julius

" De temps en temps" - François Morellet

Station Prouvé - Nantes Tourisme Reception office

Les Anneaux - Daniel Buren and Patrick Bouchain

Le Pendule - Roman Signer

Serpentine rouge - Jimmie Durham

The artists rooms at the Pé castle

Did I miss something ? - Jeppe Hein

Misconceivable - Erwin Wurm

Le Jardin Etoilé - Kinya Maruyama

Suites de triangles - Felice Varini

Jardin du Tiers-Paysage - Gilles Clément

L'Observatoire - Tadashi Kawamata

Villa Cheminée - Tatzu Nishi

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Cultural sites

Nymphéa, a new variation on the nymph theme, is a large video projection on the surface of the Saint-Félix canal. A young woman, nymph or mermaid, glides peacefully and quietly in an aquatic environment.

A young woman, nymph or mermaid, glides peacefully and quietly in an aquatic environnement. The fact that the water is both the image and the visual support of the projection creates a confusing and ethereal feeling: the creature seems imprisoned in this tunnel, her body taking the shape of this inhospitable back alley. The reflections play with the ever-moving surface of the water, a tribute to Claude Monet's visual experiments. The undine is played by Laetitia Casta, a worshipped icon of our society, becoming through this artwork a contempory mythical nymph.

Place:

Nantes

Description

First a painter, Ange Leccia then went on to use the video as his creative medium. His “arrangements”, as he likes to call them, are born out of the people he meets and of a specific alteration of still images and moving images; these can either be torn, slowed down or cut.

Artwork of Estuaire 2009

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Opening times

Artwork visible from nightfall.

Free

Free access

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TRAMWAY : stop Duchesse Anne Château line : 1

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Cultural sites

L'Absence is in turn a bar, a sculpture, a comment on today’s architecture that will, without a doubt, fuel students’ imagination.

Place:

Nantes

Description

This piece was created for the 1% Artistic of the new School of Architecture of Nantes (Lacaton & Vassal).
Artwork of Estuaire 2009

Practical information

Opening times

Opening schedules: please call +33 (0)240 48 60 40 or www.absence-nantes.fr

Free

Contact

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Courriel

Phone

02 40 74 85 43 ou 06 83 47 78 72  .

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Bar , in front of the new School of Architecture of Nantes

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Cultural sites

In this work, Angela Bulloch is inspired by “zebra crossings”, British road crossings, to create a special access to Manny.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Artwork of Estuaire 2009

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Free

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In front of "Manny" building

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Cultural sites

Air is aimed at the people walking by Manny. Under the building’s metallic skin, a soft music resounds within the walls.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Art work of Estuaire 2009

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Free

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In front the "Manny" building.

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Cultural sites

Night art work of "Estuaire"

For this project, he has created a 6000 meter square "meteorological indicator" to be installed on the front of the building.

Place:

Nantes

Description

Practical information

Free

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Tourism information desk - Activities - Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

An information centre about the "Estuaire" journey: discover 22 perennial works of art on 16 differents sites, available for a visit all year long!

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Opening times

Opening hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday from 2.00 p.m to 6.00 p.m

Free

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boulevard de la Prairie-aux-ducs, near the great Elephant

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Cultural sites

Art work of " Estuaire"

Place:

Nantes

Description

Practical information

Opening times

by day and night

Free

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Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire, by day and night

The surrealist clock

Place:

REZE

Description

Without a hand, indicates the slow decline of the bulding, the inevitable race to death. It also reproduces the perpetual and relentless flow of the river, its violent and peaceful power.

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When the wind is too strong, "Le Pendule" stops

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Art work of Estuaire

The strange industrial animal evokes a 40m snake or dragon.

Place:

INDRE

Description

Coming out of the river, he creeps and stands up to face the Loire river, "mouth wide open". PVC tubing and the representation of a snake are recurrent materials and themes in Jimmie Durham's work. The snake symbolizes the river and the tube stands for a canal for imagination; this piece is an attempt to fragment - by linking them - space and hierarchy: water/sky, above/below, visible/invisible, past/future...

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Artwork to be discovered from the landing stage of the ferryboat in Basse-Indre.

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GPS: 47°11.914'/ -1°40.448'

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Cottage

Like a living fairy tale, it is full of surprises : try it for a night or more !

Halfway between Nantes city centre and the Jade coast, Saint‐Jean‐de‐Boiseau gives you the calmness of water and greenery from the vineyards. The village opens up onto the 18th century Château du Pé parkland. The 6 doors of the bedrooms open up to 6 worlds which are as many means of interpreting the world as mirrors on our deepest being.

Place:

SAINT-JEAN-DE-BOISEAU

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Description

A castle built on a mound, dominating on one side a pond and on the other the vast marshes of the Loire: the setting immediately evokes the world of fairy tales. Inside, a magnificent bestuary, pieces of furniture hidden in the walls, a talking window, shapes coming out of the walls: one can also enter the bedrooms thought up by the artists in the fairy tale way.

Practical Information

Equipments:

Free parking - Green - Internet - Sykler tilgjengelig - Wirless internet

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Pays:

Courriel

Téléphone (réservation)

609430163

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Accès ou retrait :

Accès au château du Pé : pour obtenir le code d'accès de la borne d'entrée au Château du Pé, contactez le Chateau du Pé, Sylvie Hubelé au +33 6 09 43 01 63.

En voiture : Le château du Pé est situé à Saint-Jean-de-Boiseau, communauté urbaine de Nantes Métropole. Prendre la direction du centre-bourg, église/mairie. Le château du Pé est à 20 min de Nantes en voiture.

En transport en commun : ligne de bus TAN n°99 (Nantes Neustrie > Le Pellerin)

A noter aussi : Saint Jean de Boiseau est à mi-chemin entre les 2 bacs de Loire COUERON-LE PELLERIN et INDRE-LA MONTAGNE.

Heure d’arrivée/départ :
 du lundi au samedi : arrivée à partir de 17h30 (jusqu’à 19h30) – départ à 9h45
 le dimanche : arrivée à partir de 19h00 (jusqu’à 20h) – départ à 9h45

Réservation d'un séjour :
Les chambres ne sont pas accessibles de 9h45 à 17h30

Un état des lieux d’entrée et de sortie est établi entre le locataire et le loueur.

Les animaux ne sont pas admis.

Responsabilité du locataire
Le locataire est responsable de l’ensemble des désordres et dégradations causés de son fait, ou de ses négligences, aux biens mis à sa disposition et aux tiers.
Il doit être titulaire préalablement à son entrée dans les lieux d’une assurance de type villégiature/responsabilité civile couvrant les responsabilités encourues à raison du présent contrat

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Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

Did I miss something? sticks to this principle.
Artwork will be reinstalled as soon as possible at the Château du Pé (at Saint Jean de Boiseau) in the garden.

Place:

Saint Jean de Boiseau

Description

The visitor who sits on the bench becomes the catalyst for an incredible quatic event: a 20 metre high jet of water is propelled into the air. When the visitor gets up from the bench, the fountain disappears.

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Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

Here an abandoned yacht tilts onto its side and tips over, irresistibly attracted by the river. To the question "Do objects have a soul?" Erwin Wurm responds "yes" with an exclamation mark.

Place:

LE PELLERIN

Description

His work invites the spectator to look for art in the movements of daily life and in particular conditions of existance: physical, spiritual, psychological and political. Full of humour, his sculptures tip ordinary moments over into an absurd universe. Obsessed by human capacity to "sculpturally" transform, he applies those human characteristics (thinness, obesity) to social features, like a car or a house. For him, objects, like human, undergo a throught process.

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Free

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Parks and gardens

Art work of Estuaire

Following the damage caused by the Xynthia storm (collapse of the seawall, icejeams carried off by the river...) as well as the one due to heavy fire damge this winter, the decision was made to close "Le Jardin Etoilé" until Estuaire's next edition 2012.

Place:

PAIMBOEUF

Description

Be careful, this site is off the art journey but this is a recommended stepover if you wish to discover Paimboeuf!

Practical information

Free

Contact

Phone

02 40 75 75 07

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Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

From a viewpoint located on the roof of the panoramic terrace at the submarine base, Felice Varini draws a "horizontal line" which hugs the lanscape around the Saint Nazaire port.

Place:

SAINT NAZAIRE

Description

The divisions of the shapes above and below this line split the landscape into different sequences. The artist reveals a shape painted on a single level, a shape that detaches from and places itself on top on the architecture to which til seems to belong. Leaving the viewpoint on the terrace now means experiencing the third dimension and seeing the explosion of the figure.

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Art work of Estuaire

The "Jardin du Tiers-Paysage" is a triptych which takes advantage of the three architectural devices of the site:"The Wood of Aspen" placed in "les chambres d'éclatement des bombes" in 2009, the "Garden of Grasses and Stonecrap" in "The Covered Rows and The Label Garden" will be in the Pit in 2012.

Place:

Saint Nazaire

Description

Appearing suddenly from the concrete of the base, 107 aspens with bright leaves sway in the wind. Having the base to scintillate and quiver is the first intention - poetic intention- of Gilles Clément, who sees in the base a place of resistance, where the ecological diversity of the estuary can reside in.

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Cultural sites

Art work of Estuaire

At Lavau, the commune is favourable to nature contemplating. Tadashi Kawamata designs a new identity and uses the wooden path leading to an observatory, to offer to everyone a new viewpoint over the river.

Place:

LAVAU SUR LOIRE

Description

The building site of the Observatory started in 2007 with the end of the path:little by little, the visitor rises in the middle of the reed beds and reaches a vast platform where a tower is built. In 2009, the artist rounded up the construction by adding a wooden path in the surrounding meadows and reed beds that were drawing the line between the tower and the village. Tadashi Kawamata created her a little path out of wood, 40cm above the ground, which is embedded in the marsh and seems to float in the natural environnement.

Practical information

Free

Disabled access

Movement accessible to the disabled observatory: first floor only.

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Walking length round trip: 1h30

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GPS: 47°18.309' / - 1°57.874'

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Cultural sites - Guest houses

Art work of Estuaire

At its top, visitors will be able to rest and enjoy the viewpoint in a little garden.

Place:

Bouée

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Description

For Estuaire 2009, Tatzu Nishi produced his first perennial creation at Bouée (accessible via Cordemais). Referring to the imposing "iron castle", he created an identical copy of one of the tower of the power station: a 15m high tower on the riverbank.

Visually stunning, Tatzu Nishi's piece engages with our ability to imagine reality. It starts like a Jules Verne's novel: where does this house come from? Are the power station's chimneys copies of this relic?

Small garden accessible from 2.00 p.m to 6.00 p.m each sundays.

Practical Information

No disabled access

Equipments:

Green

Contact

Pays:

Courriel

Téléphone (réservation)

664203109

Access

GPS: 47°16.894' / - 1°53.785'