As total art objects and pinnacles of technological prowess, liners radically transformed the aesthetic imagination of the interwar era. Their impressive streamlined silhouettes and complex machinery attracted the admiration of avant-garde artists, who replicated them obsessively. Transatlantic crossings blurred the boundaries of time and place, becoming a space where anything was possible, often representing an entirely new existentialand cosmopolitan experience for artists.
10 Rue Georges Clemenceau, Nantes
How to get there?
Parking(s) nearby: Parking Château, Parking Cathédrale, Parking Gare Château
Public transport: Trébuchet, Foch - Cathédrale, St-Clément
Self-service bicycles: Foch (n°32), Jardin Des Plantes (n°63), Saint Clément (n°64), Duchesse Anne (n°49), Gare De Nantes Nord (n°60), Verdun (n°48), Strasbourg (n°3), Gare De Nantes Nord 2 (n°62), Lieu Unique (n°61), Cours Sully (n°65)
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Free for PASS Nantes holders
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9€ full price
4€ reduced
Reservation recommended
Free admission on the first Sunday of every month, except July and August.
Free during the weekly nocturne, every Thursday from 19.00 to 21.00
Advantage for Pass Nantes holders: free access + reduced rate for guided tours and conference visits.
Free for under 18s, disabled people and their companions, jobseekers and recipients of minimum social benefits, Carte Blanche holders.
Free for anyone with a yearly museum membership and/or Inter-musées pass.
Pass Musées : 15 € (valid one year from date to date in the 5 metropolitan museums)
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Run by Michelin-starred chef Éric Guérin, this institution is a lively place where guests can meet up, share, and feast on delicious dishes!
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