Discover the best top things to do in Loire-Atlantique, France including Chateau du Coing, Chateau des Ducs de Bretagne, Chateau de Clisson, Chateau de Chateaubriant, Chateau Medieval d’Oudon, Chateau de Careil, Chateau de Ranrouet, Chateau de Pornic, Chateau de la Groulais, Chateau La Motte-Glain.
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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.
Take a few hours to learn the history of Nantes from the medieval to WWII - the castle interior tour takes you through all the important events in the history of this fascinating city. There are guides in different languages in the entrance and in every room there are information boards written in multiple languages. Learn about the role of Nantes in the slave trade and about the Lu biscuit factory. Sadly you cannot buy the biscuits in nantes anymore ! Although there is a small elevator to all exhibition floors, there are many steps and narrow doorways. The walk around the ramparts is a must, with great views of the cathedral and the tower that marked the entrance to the Lu biscuit factory. The chateau is the best attraction in Nantes!
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The chateau de Clisson is a multi-facetted monument. It was an unassailable fortress, a Duke's residence and a Romantic ruin. Its stones survived the passing of time (from the 11th to the 19th century) and today, they tell many stories of very colorful characters.
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The departmental chateau de Chateaubriant takes you on a journey from the Middle-Ages to the Renaissance.
Had a lovely time, learnt a lot, and Pauline, our tour guide, was so kind! We were only able to book onto a French-speaking tour, and were the only people on the tour. Pauline was kind enough to do the whole thing in English, and it was brilliant!
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On May 22nd 1392, Alain de Malestroit, Lord of Oudon, obtained from Jean IV, Duke of Brittany, the authorization to rebuild this Castle. He built first the main tower, the "keep", and then its fortifications. Come and visit Oudon's medieval castle... and discover the river Loire accross centuries through surprising scenery, available in English. Unique view over the Loire from the rooftop!
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The Château de Ranrouët : a heritage site to discoverIn the shade of ancient oak trees is revealed the imposing silhouette of the ruins of the castle of Ranrouët.Located in an unique and unusual setting this sentinel of the marshlands is set apart from its contemporaries which are constructed on higher ground. Its construction began in the 13th century and it was continuously altered until the 17th century. The successive owners the Asseracs, the Rocheforts, the Rieux were able to modify the castle according to the needs of their time.Both a fortress and a residence the castle of Ranrouët is an undeniable witness to the history of Brittany.
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On the banks of the Canal from Nantes to Brest, following in the footsteps of Anne of Brittany, come and visit the greatest fortress in Brittany! Throughout the year we organize events such as Christmas market, Halloween, fairs, fairs and others. Come also take advantage of our rooms to organize your events of all kinds: weddings, seminars, etc. Rental of rooms free of traitor, exclusivity and no cork right..
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