4. The Saint-Nazaire shipyard, embodiment of the French pride, is one of the largest in Europe. It is the construction site for elegant cruise ships. Through a guided visit, you will better understand the complexity of the construction of Ships. Discover the immensity of this site and the advanced technology required to build the ships.
5. Nantes is a fabulous city where you’ll be able to discover the last castle before the river reaches the ocean: the castle of the Dukes of Brittany. You will also enjoy its pretty little streets and its 18th century architecture. You definitely have to take a look at the magical world of the Machines de l’île which is a crossover between the imaginations of Jules Verne and Leonardo da Vinci. After that, don’t forget to explore the hidden courtyards and covered passageways reflecting the past of the city’s grand families from the 15th century to today.
6. Angers is also a must-see city which gives you the opportunity to discover its castle. Dating from the 13th century it is renowned for its Apocalypse Tapestry, part of one of the most important collections of medieval tapestries in the world.
7. King Francois 1er called it “the most beautiful river in France… In fact, the Erdre is very popular for its history and its myriad of châteaux. A small ballad on this river will give you an experience you won’t forget.
