• Maison des 2 Sirènes - Look up at the corner of Rue Saint-Michel and Rue Saint-Épvre. Notice the two small statues embracing? Despite the house’s name, they are not mermaids but two bearded newts. This sculpted detail inspired the name “House of the Two Mermaids,” an inn built in 1586 for Raymond Luyton, valet to the future Duke Henry II of Lorraine.

• Hotel D’Haussonville - At this intersection, there’s nothing particularly noteworthy to see. However, just above the black grid on the right, you’ll find one of Nancy’s most beautiful houses.

• Basilique Saint-Epvre - With its Gothic architecture and magnificent 87-meter-high spire, the Basilica of Saint-Epvre has seemingly watched over the city for centuries.

• Bibliothèque du Palais des Ducs de Lorraine - Musée Lorrain - In the architectural landscape of the Old Town, this beautiful building is formal proof that even before Stanislas and its numerous urban transformations, Nancy was already a grand ducal city.

• 30 Grande Rue - Hundreds of people pass by, looking up, without noticing. This is the eternal daily inscription “1477” located at 30 Grande Rue de Nancy.

• Statue Équestre de Jeanne d’Arc - Orleans, Lyon, Blois, Arras, Poitiers, Marseille, all these cities share a common feature: a statue of Joan of Arc graces one of their streets.

• Maison des Soeurs Macarons - In the world of pastry, the endless debate about the origin of the macaron is well-known.

• 53 Rue Stanislas - There, atop the entrance portal, you can read: Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Meurthe and Moselle.

• Brasserie L’Excelsior - With its curved front, stout windows, and large red blinds aged by time, everything suggests this is a prestigious address in Nancy. And indeed, it is.

• Porte Stanislas - Among the seven gates of Nancy, we present to you the Stanislas Gate.

• Immeuble Génin-Louis - If you’re unfamiliar with Art Nouveau, characterized by curves and nature themes, open your eyes and admire the beautiful blue building on your left.

• 7 B Rue Saint-Georges - If you’re curious why this building was chosen over another, the answer awaits you inside.

• Nancy Cathedral - A ring of bells? Yes, but not just any bells. They announce the presence of Nancy Cathedral, known as Notre-Dame-de-l’Annunciation.

• Place Stanislas - Among all the must-see destinations, this is undoubtedly the most prominent. Cherished by locals and the broader Lorraine region, Place Stanislas is Nancy’s signature landmark.

• Nancy City Hall - In the stunning setting of Place Stanislas, it’s impossible to overlook the Nancy City Hall, which occupies a significant portion of it.

• Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy - With its luminous pavement, finely crafted gates, majestic fountains, and a central statue dedicated to its founder, Stanislas Square is a perfect blend of all these elements.

• Place Stanislas - Praised by locals and thousands of visitors alike, Stanislas Square is renowned for its beauty, harmony, size, and brightness. But did you know it can also be surprising?

• L’Arc Héré - Here stands the Hereditary Arc, a monument that masterfully connects Stanislas Square with Carrière Square. Contrary to its name, this triumphal arch was not merely decorative but solved a real 18th-century urban puzzle. Imagine Nancy in 1750: two separate cities divided by imposing military ramparts.

• Place de la Carrière - Located as an extension of Stanislas Square, Place de la Carrière is often overshadowed by the latter. Yet, it also boasts an ancient history worth sharing.

• Palais Du Gouvernement - Here stands the majestic Palace of the Government, a building that harmoniously closes the perspective of Place de la Carrière. Did you know this palace has a turbulent history that predates Stanislaus?

• Parc de la Pépinière - Situated near Place Stanislas, Parc de la Pépinière is a vast green space covering 21 hectares. Walkers, student groups, and joggers frequent it daily, often unaware of its rich history.

• La Porte de la Craffe - As one of the city’s most famous monuments, the Claw Gate has a fascinating history.

• Church of the Cordeliers of Nancy - Among the few religious monuments in the Old Town, the Church of Saint-François-des-Cordeliers owes its existence to a single individual.

• Place Simone Veil - As you walk along Place Simone Veil, on your right, you’ll find a place named after one of France’s most iconic figures. Many locations bear the name Simone Veil: parks, establishments, streets, buildings, and public squares.

• Place André Maginot - Arriving at Avenue Foch, one of Nancy’s main thoroughfares, you’ll see an elegant building that captures attention: the L’Est Républicain building. Built in 1929 in the Art Deco style, it was designed by architect Pierre Le Bourgeois.

• Nancy - As you stroll down Foch Avenue, learn about the significant events that mark Nancy’s calendar throughout the year. The first must-see event is The Book on the Square, held every September in Place de la Carrière.

• Grande Rue - One of Nancy’s main thoroughfares, the Grande Rue, is worth exploring. It passes through part of the historic center and leads to the legendary Place Stanislas, for which Nancy is renowned.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• 27 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Nancy, a gem of Lorraine, provides an enriching journey through its 27 iconic sites to explore in just one day. From the grand 18th-century Stanislas Square to the Gothic Basilica of St. Epiphagus, each part of the city narrates its own tale. Wander through the Nursery Park, visit the Museum of Fine Arts, and appreciate the Art Nouveau architecture. This 4 km walking route allows visitors to savor the essence of Nancy at their leisure.

• Discover the main monuments and historical sites in a single day
• 4 km tour perfect for art and history enthusiasts
• Experience local delicacies like macarons and bergamots
• Convenient access to public transport and helpful tips included

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