This famous car museum is the result of over 100 years of car collecting and features some of the rarest and most beautiful automobiles in the world.

This huge stone fortress is home to a famous 14th-century tapestry of the apocalypse.

A picturesque country villa made famous in the illustrations of Duc de Berry's Book of Hours.

The Castle of the Dukes of Brittany houses the Nantes History Museum, displaying more than 850 historic objects with multimedia installations in a contemporary layout. The former ducal palace also holds temporary exhibitions and cultural events all year round. Besides, the rampart walk offers a number of viewpoints of the fortress. The night-time illuminations further reveal the architectural complexity of the site. A restaurant and a gift shop are as well at your service.

The Machines de l’Ile is an artistic and a tourist project. It is a blend of the invented worlds of Jules Verne, the mechanical universe of Leonardo da Vinci, and the industrial history of Nantes, on an exceptional site in the former shipyards. A ride on the 12-meter tall Great Elephant, climb aboard the Marine Worlds Carrousel of 27 moving sea creatures or the Heron Tree to fly over the hanging gardens.

A museum housing artifacts and replicas of inventions designed by futuristic author Jules Verne.

This Gothic cathedral features a high nave and many tombs, including that of François II.