Saint-Nazaire Audioguided Walking Tour 2h30 and 23 reviews

It’s true that the first approach to the submarine base, or the fortified lock of Saint-Nazaire, is not very pleasing.

trace the entire history of Saint-Nazaire, its port and its major industries.

k over time, this memorial is really not the easiest to interpret.

Through former remnants of blatant defense that have become true emblems of local heritage.

It’s at the entrance of this dirt advance that your path certainly stops suddenly, but not in the most unpleasant way if you decide to go all the way.

What's new, then?

Landing, walking, running, pedalling, swimming, the seafront of Saint-Nazaire offers you a wide choice of possibilities to let yourself go facing the ocean.

Here you are in the Garden of Plants. Created in 1886 by the Nantes landscaper François Aubry, this English garden was imagined as a place to walk, with wide lawns, winding paths and rare trees.

an an architectural profile to its visitors.

If the setting of the walk is as it is, the visit of Saint-Nazaire is not finished.

“A thousand billion thousand scuttles”, but what does Tintin do in Saint-Nazaire?

Impressive in the landscape of Saint-Nazaire, the submarine base is a strong element of the city, literally and figuratively.

What if we offer you to leave the mainland for a new visit, but for a fee, to dive into the world of the mastodons of the sea?

Note to which we are obliged to answer: what if you had taken curiosity a step further?

ide its activity, or rightly its former functions.

re have often known two or even three lives to stand before you today.

If you’re looking for art in Saint-Nazaire, don’t get tired too quickly, it’s within easy reach in the public space.

tre, an interesting architectural encounter.

You are formal, the further you go, the more you have the Impression that you will find yourself at the foot of the wall. A concrete wall, we presume? If that’s it, don’t panic, let us tell you that the best is to come!

The undeniable treasure of Saint-Nazaire, the submarine Swordfish is today the ultimate representative of the Narwhals class, its submarine launchers of craft built in France in the 1950s.