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Terrasse Panoramique de l’Ecluse Fortifiee
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It’s true that the first approach to the submarine base, or the fortified lock of Saint-Nazaire, is not very pleasing.
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On the edge of the Loire estuary, the ecomuseum could not be better placed to retrace the entire history of Saint-Nazaire, its port and its major industries.
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In constant contact with the waves and the sea air, which of course do their work over time, this memorial is really not the easiest to interpret.
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All over Saint-Nazaire, you will see, the dark history of the Second World War will remind you. Through former remnants of blatant defense that have become true emblems of local heritage.
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Saint-Nazaire
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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.
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Throughout France, the Second World War left traces of its passage.
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Looking at the horizon is the kind of reflex that accompanies us all when we find ourselves facing the sea or the ocean.
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Ideally located opposite the Loire estuary, Place du Commando is the new festive and friendly heart of the city. What's new, then?
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It is obvious that you are right now on the seafront of Saint-Nazaire and for that you do not need us to realize it.
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Saint-Nazaire
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Landing, walking, running, pedalling, swimming, the seafront of Saint-Nazaire offers you a wide choice of possibilities to let yourself go facing the ocean.
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After the sea, here comes the land. 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.
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More than 80% destroyed during the war, Saint-Nazaire returned a naval rather than an architectural profile to its visitors.
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Saint-Nazaire
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If the setting of the walk is as it is, the visit of Saint-Nazaire is not finished.
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Saint-Nazaire
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“A thousand billion thousand scuttles”, but what does Tintin do in Saint-Nazaire?
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Base Sous-Marine de Saint-Nazaire
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Impressive in the landscape of Saint-Nazaire, the submarine base is a strong element of the city, literally and figuratively.
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Escal'Atlantic
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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?
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From a distance as close as some would say that in Saint-Nazaire, it is the great ballet of cranes and gantry. Note to which we are obliged to answer: what if you had taken curiosity a step further?
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Like the Port-Salut, where it is written on it, the Grand Café can also hardly hide its activity, or rightly its former functions.
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Unwittingly involved in a turbulent history, the heritage emblems of Saint-Nazaire have often known two or even three lives to stand before you today.
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Saint-Nazaire
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If you’re looking for art in Saint-Nazaire, don’t get tired too quickly, it’s within easy reach in the public space.
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Another miraculous example of the destruction of the war is the Simone Veil Theatre, an interesting architectural encounter.
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Terrasse Panoramique de l’Ecluse Fortifiee
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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!
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Sous-Marin l'Espadon
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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.
