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Pierre MarelièreLe Grand Jouan
Nozay
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Situated in the heart of the Western region, midway between four major cities - Rennes, Nantes, Saint Nazaire, and Chateaubriant - lies the charming Grand-Jouan. This delightful bed and breakfast, housed in a historic 1830 National School of Agriculture, is owned and operated by Monique and Pierrot Nozay, who warmly welcome guests to their establishment. With four beautifully furnished rooms adorned with antique pieces and equipped with private bathrooms, comfort and relaxation are assured. The Grand-Jouan can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests at a time. Start your day by enjoying a delicious breakfast in the spacious dining room or unwind by the cozy fireplace in the evenings. For those with horses, take advantage of the available paddocks and stables for leisurely rides. Surrounding the Grand-Jouan are picturesque cottages, allowing you to explore the enchanting blue stone paths that are characteristic of the Nozay region.Reviews
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Attractions
- Château de Châteaubriant: Located in Châteaubriant, approximately 8 km away from Le Grand Jouan, this medieval castle offers a fascinating glimpse into French history. Visitors can explore the impressive fortress, admire the architecture, and learn about its rich past through the onsite museum.
- Parc de la Garenne-Lemot: Situated in Gétigné, around 22 km from Le Grand Jouan, this beautiful park is known for its picturesque landscapes and stunning sculptures. It offers a peaceful retreat where visitors can enjoy walks, picnics, and admire the art installations by famous sculptors.
- Planète Sauvage: Located in Port-Saint-Père, approximately 45 km away from Le Grand Jouan, Planète Sauvage is a unique safari park. Visitors can embark on a safari tour to observe various exotic animals in a natural setting or enjoy other attractions such as dolphin shows and a tropical greenhouse.
- Machines de l'Île: Situated in Nantes, around 35 km from Le Grand Jouan, this extraordinary artistic project combines mechanical engineering with creativity. Visitors can witness giant mechanical animals, ride the famous Grand Elephant, and explore the imaginative world of Jules Verne-inspired creations.
- Puy du Fou: Located in Les Epesses, approximately 120 km away from Le Grand Jouan, Puy du Fou is a world-renowned historical theme park. It offers spectacular shows, reenactments, and immersive experiences highlighting different historical periods, including Vikings, medieval knights, and ancient Romans.
- Jardin des Plantes de Nantes: Situated in Nantes, around 35 km from Le Grand Jouan, this botanical garden is a haven of tranquility. With its diverse plant species, themed gardens, and beautiful greenhouses, it provides a perfect spot for nature lovers to relax and enjoy the natural wonders.
- Nantes Cathedral: Located in Nantes city center, approximately 35 km away from Le Grand Jouan, this magnificent Gothic cathedral is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Known for its stunning stained glass windows and intricate details, the cathedral is a symbol of Nantes' religious heritage.
- Musée Jules Verne: Situated in Nantes, around 35 km from Le Grand Jouan, this museum is dedicated to the famous French author, Jules Verne. It showcases his life, works, and the imaginative worlds he created through interactive exhibits, manuscripts, and artifacts.
- Passage Pommeraye: Located in Nantes city center, approximately 35 km away from Le Grand Jouan, this elegant 19th-century shopping arcade is a delightful place for a stroll and some retail therapy. With its grand architecture, unique shops, and charming atmosphere, it offers a unique shopping experience. 10. Guérande: Situated approximately 75 km from Le Grand Jouan, Guérande is a medieval town famous for its well-preserved city walls. Visitors can explore its narrow streets, visit the Saint-Aubin Collegiate Church, and discover its salt marshes, which produce the renowned Guérande salt.