Guided tour The Voyage à Nantes. A different perspective on graffiti along the Loire. An object of urban culture, a means of expression, ephemeral art. From commerce to the quays of Île de Nantes, artistic expression is unleashed on historic walls, left as traces of the city's industrial past. The iconic cranes of Nantes serve as a guide. This is why the City of Nantes wanted to leave spaces of freedom for graffiti artists, where they can fully unleash their creativity. Thus, on about ten walls, they bring new forms to life and transform these forgotten places into spaces of creation. With Sarah Guilbaud, a street art enthusiast since 1999, the year "Monsieur Chat" arrived, and author of three reference books on street art in Nantes. Duration: 2 hours Meeting point: at the "i" point in front of the visitor reception The Voyage à Nantes, 9 rue des Etats (facing the Château des ducs de Bretagne) Tour accessible to people with reduced mobility with assistance, covering a distance of 4 to 5 km with stairs. Recommended for children aged 8 and up. Guided tour The Voyage à Nantes. A different perspective on graffiti along the Loire. An object of urban culture, a means of expression, ephemeral art. From commerce to the quays of Île de Nantes, artistic expression is unleashed on historic walls, left as traces of the city's industrial past. The iconic cranes of Nantes serve as a guide. This is why the City of Nantes wanted to leave spaces of freedom for graffiti artists, where they can fully unleash their creativity. Thus, on about ten walls, they bring new forms to life and transform these forgotten places into spaces of creation. With Sarah Guilbaud, a street art enthusiast since 1999, the year "Monsieur Chat" arrived, and author of three reference books on street art in Nantes. Duration: 2 hours Meeting point: at the "i" point in front of the visitor reception The Voyage à Nantes, 9 rue des Etats (facing the Château des ducs de Bretagne) Tour accessible to people with reduced mobility with assistance, covering a distance of 4 to 5 km with stairs. Recommended for children aged 8 and up.
Source: Nantes Métropole