Travel GuideNantes & The Atlantic Coast
Nantes & The Atlantic Coast
Intertwining country roads, vine-striped hills and expansive stretches of coastal sand punctuate the picturesque landscape of the diverse Atlantic Coast region. This Northwest side of France is a dynamic hub of nature-loving villages and high-spirited urban centres that encompass popular destinations like Nantes, Rochelle and Cognac. Trains and high-speed roads connect these different locations, making it easy to navigate through the culture and history of the Atlantic Coast. Sumptuous medieval fortresses, imperious lighthouses and maritime museums are among the top attractions of this region, the birthplace of the illustrious Jules Vernes. Nantes, with its captivating atmosphere that mixes the old with the new is an obligatory stop. The Château des Ducs de Bretagne is one of its highlights, alongside the engrossing floating museum, Maillé-Brézé. Beyond its compelling cultural heritage, there is a universe of culinary delights to savour in this corner of France. The Atlantic Coast is exceptionally renowned for its seafood, namely oysters, mussels and fresh fish. Seaside restaurants are the ideal place to enjoy these delectable dishes.
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