A must to see in Nantes, one of the most beautiful places. It's a passage built around stairs to…read morelink two streets, full of shops. It's a good place to buy local souvenirs like chocolate or salted butter caramel at Alice Délice, Maison Larnicol or Viamaris. You can also do some shopping at Hermès or Byblos or hang around in funny shops like La Chaise Longue or Pylones. Nowadays, this passage is under renovation works but you can still visit it!

A step (or more!) back in time! In this charmingly…read moreold-fashioned shopping arcade, you literally take a few steps back in time as you climb or descend the steep wooden staircase, crossing galleries and shops on either side. The passage comes as a complete - and delightful - surprise to the visitor and is well worth taking a few minutes off your walk to or from the busy Place du Commerce or the swanky rue d'Orléans.

Immense shopping mall…read more You have clothes stores, restaurants, and even a supermarket all at this location. Parking was admittedly a bit of a mess. Small, tight places and an influx of people that can only occur for holiday shopping. Sigh, that's what we get for doing last minute shopping. That being said, I was very impressed with how big the stores were, particularly the supermarket. In the US, it's rare to see a supermarket in a mall, much less a large one, but well, here it was - pharmacy nearby, too. I find it convenient to have everything around, if somewhat chaotic because way too many options. If you don't find something at Atlantis, you truly aren't in the mood to shop as there's something there for everyone.

From the owner: Les Poulettes est un concept-store proposant une très belle sélection de produits: accessoires,…read morebijoux, papeterie, prêt à porter, arts, maison, cosmétiques.

This was our go-to for groceries when we visited Paris in the Latin Quarter…read more Love the baked goods!