Day 1, morning: getting your bearings in the old town
Start around Place Saint-Epvre, then follow the Grande Rue towards the Porte de la Craffe. Look at the façades and the details of the doorways without trying to visit every building.
Plan lunch with a little margin. If you arrive later, this walk can become the start of your afternoon programme.
Day 1, afternoon and evening: changing scene
Head to the Place de la Carrière, pass through the Arc Héré and discover Place Stanislas. For the December festivities, then choose a confirmed event: an open village, a show or another item from the official programme.
Leave a break between the walk and dinner. You will set off again more willingly if you have had time to warm up.
Day 2: one visit and a final discovery
Set aside the morning for an activity that genuinely interests you. The Musée des Beaux-Arts can round out your discovery of the centre; check its conditions and opening times before planning this stop.
In the afternoon, keep some time for a shop, a treat or a return to the previous day's favourite neighbourhood. Do not schedule a fixed-time activity too close to your departure.
Adapting the weekend to your travellers
With a family, shorten the walks and add a break. As a couple, you can spend more time over dinner and an evening outing. For the Saint Nicholas weekend, give priority to the practical information specific to the event.
Before booking, check the accommodation's arrival and departure times: they also determine how much time you really have.
For a shorter visit, adapt our one-day programme.
Round things off with our villages guide or our three-day programme. Check the availability of our apartments in the old town for your weekend in Nancy.