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Flight of the heron - Galerie des Machines de l'Ile © Jean-Dominique Billaud

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Nantes Pass + Nantes: Colosseum - The Legendary Arena

Nantes Pass
ECLIPSO Nantes: Colosseum - The Legendary Arena VR Experience

A horse-drawn chariot race in a large arena with tiered seating filled with spectators under a partially covered sky.

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Puy du Fou: 1-Day Ticket + Nantes Pass

Puy du Fou: 1-Day Ticket
Nantes Pass

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Nantes Pass + Illusion Nantes: Entry Ticket

Nantes Pass
Illusion Nantes: Entry Ticket

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About: Nantes Attraction Passes

Discover the beauty of Nantes with a city card! Explore this vibrant city like a local and make the most of your time there. With a city card, you have access to the best attractions and experiences Nantes has to offer. Enjoy discounts, special offers and exclusive access to some of the city’s most popular spots. This is the perfect way to explore the culture and history of this amazing city. Get your city card now and make your stay in Nantes even more memorable!

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