Surviving from the days when the sirens sounded out across the shipyards in the mornings and evenings, the building today houses amongst others, the Man and Techniques Centre / Maison des Hommes et des Techniques (MHT).
Come and see the remarkably made Bâtisseurs de navires / Ship Builders exhibition at the foot of the yellow crane and the ramp from where in 1987 the ‘Bougainville’ became the last ship to be launched by the Nantes shipyards.
Parc des Chantiers, Boulevard Léon Bureau, Nantes
How to get there?
Parking(s) nearby: Parking Chantiers Navals, Parking Les Machines
Public transport: Quai des Antilles, Chantiers Navals, Prairie au Duc, Gare Maritime
Self-service bicycles: Grue Jaune (n°103), Machine De L'île (n°43), Brunelière (n°41), Gare Maritime (n°42), René Bouhier (n°76), Alger (n°36)
T. 02 40 08 20 22
Website
This place is deemed to be accessible (declarative).
Easy access for wheelchair users. The exhibition is located in an airy, well-lit space. The labels are low and legible. There are many videos and documentation in Braille. Very rich exhibition adapted for disabled people. The toilets are accessible.
