Le Flore/ St Nazaire U Boat Pens
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Definitely.
Go on the tour where you are taken through the history of the yards being taken through rooms that resemble the old liners. Sort of virtual cruise. Won't spoil the ending...
And the Submarine tour. Jeez, can't see the yoof of today settling for those sort of working conditions.
Carnac was fascinating and we kept asking Why? Still don't know!
Go on the tour where you are taken through the history of the yards being taken through rooms that resemble the old liners. Sort of virtual cruise. Won't spoil the ending...
And the Submarine tour. Jeez, can't see the yoof of today settling for those sort of working conditions.
Carnac was fascinating and we kept asking Why? Still don't know!
The ones at Lorient are good and probably half the journey? Also known as La Flore or Keroman.
http://www.la-flore.fr/
The resistance museum is an interesting and quirky place about an hour inland from you:
http://www.resistance-bretonne.com/
I don't know if they still have it but when we went you could have a ride (at speed!) through some fields in a half-track so it was well worth it!
Edit:
I misread your OP, so my reply isn't very useful! I haven't been to St Nazaire, only Lorient. There's a visitors centre and a Cold War French submarine to walk through. Not all the tours are in English so make sure you get one that is unless you are fluent. The tour takes you into the pens which you can't get into if you are just mooching about by yourself. Take warm clothes as they are cold and damp inside but massively impressive.
http://www.la-flore.fr/
The resistance museum is an interesting and quirky place about an hour inland from you:
http://www.resistance-bretonne.com/
I don't know if they still have it but when we went you could have a ride (at speed!) through some fields in a half-track so it was well worth it!
Edit:
I misread your OP, so my reply isn't very useful! I haven't been to St Nazaire, only Lorient. There's a visitors centre and a Cold War French submarine to walk through. Not all the tours are in English so make sure you get one that is unless you are fluent. The tour takes you into the pens which you can't get into if you are just mooching about by yourself. Take warm clothes as they are cold and damp inside but massively impressive.
Edited by RicksAlfas on Friday 4th August 09:05
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