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UNESCO · 18th c.
La place Stanislas
An 18th-century royal square listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a masterpiece by Emmanuel Héré, with gilded railings by Jean Lamour.
An 18th-century royal square listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a masterpiece by Emmanuel Héré, with gilded railings by Jean Lamour.
On the place Stanislas: a rich collection of European painting from the 14th century to the present day and an exceptional set of Daum glassworks.
A commentated circuit of around 45 minutes through the city's main sights, with translation into several languages.
A grand 19th-century neo-Gothic church towering over the old town, remarkable for its slender spire and its stained-glass windows.
Nancy's great emblematic bookshop, spread over several floors — a well-known cultural venue with a vast selection.
A 15th-century Gothic church housing the necropolis of the Dukes of Lorraine and its octagonal Ducal Chapel (Musée Lorrain).
A long square lined with mansions and rows of trees, extending the place Stanislas — also listed by UNESCO.
The first Art nouveau house in Nancy (1901-1902), built by Henri Sauvage for Louis Majorelle — attached to the museum of the École de Nancy.
Former residence of the Dukes of Lorraine (late 15th c.), home to the Musée Lorrain.
⚠︎ Museum under renovation — only the église des Cordeliers remains open for now; reopening to come.
An 18th-century palace built by Emmanuel Héré (1751-1753), closing off the place de la Carrière — former residence of the governors of Lorraine.