Itinerary

Place Stanislas is a beautiful square in the French city of Nancy. The square is named after the principal for the square Stanislaus Leszczynski.

This square, the third part of the 18th century architectural ensemble, was laid out in the 16th century.

The basilica was built in the 19th century and has beautiful stained glass and wood panelling, some of which was made in Bavaria.

This is Nancy's oldest surviving fortification. It was built in the 14th and 15th centuries and also served as a prison.

The Arc Héré or Porte Héré is a triumphal arch located in the city of Nancy, France, on the north side of the Place Stanislas. It was designed by Emmanuel Héré.

The Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes basilica in Nancy is a French basilica built to the south-west of the city of Nancy at the beginning of the 20th century.

A historic city gate built in the late 1700s and directly on Rue Stanislas and rue de Serre. It is one of the access roads to Gare de Nancy. Built in masonry style with decorative pediments in classical style.

The porte Désilles (or mémorial Désilles) is a triumphal arch in the French city of Nancy.

Place Carnot, located northwest of the city center, precedes Cours Léopold. It bears the name of President Sadi Carnot.

The Obelisk of Nancy, or Carnot monument, is an obelisk located in Nancy, on the alley that separates Place Carnot and Cours Léopold.

Built in the 18th century. She has a large central passage and two small ones along the side.

The Saint-Léon de Nancy church is a Gothic-style church built from 1860 to 1877 in Nancy by the architect Léon Vautrin.