Parc de Procé, Urban park in Hauts Pavés - Saint Félix neighborhood, Nantes, France.
The park extends across 12 hectares of land featuring English-style landscaping with numerous plant species and notable trees throughout the grounds.
The park emerged as part of Nantes' urban development initiative during the expansion of green spaces in the city's western districts.
Residents gather at the park regularly for outdoor activities, with children enjoying the Babybob playground equipment while families spend time together.
The park maintains daily operating hours from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, offering facilities including restrooms, accessible toilets, and drinking water stations.
A free sanitary product dispenser labeled Zéro Tabou stands near the pond area, representing modern amenities within the traditional park setting.
Location: Nantes
Opening Hours: 08:30-20:00; October 23-November 17,January 15-March 19 08:30-18:30; November 18-January 14 08:30-17:30
Website: https://nature.metropole.nantes.fr/parcs-jardins/parc-de-proce
GPS coordinates: 47.22400,-1.58138
Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:42
Nantes features diverse settings for photography, from gardens to historical monuments. Passage Pommeraye, a 19th-century shopping gallery, displays carved staircases and glass roofs across three levels. Île de Versailles offers a Japanese garden with stone lanterns and bamboo groves, while the Jardin des Plantes houses over 10,000 plant species in its greenhouses and pathways. Château des Ducs de Bretagne showcases Renaissance towers, and Cours Cambronne lines neoclassical facades around a tree-lined square. Converted former industrial sites create unique photographic spaces. The Hangar à Bananes, a former warehouse on the Loire quays, now hosts restaurants and galleries. Les Machines de l'Île set their mechanical creations in the naval shipyard’s Nefs. Le Lieu Unique occupies the LU factory with its distinctive tower, and Jardin des Fonderies preserves metal structures from its industrial past. In Trentemoult, a fishing village with houses painted red, yellow, and blue, narrow alleys run along the Loire.
Nantes combines mechanical monuments, botanical gardens, a medieval castle and museums. The historical quarters, old squares and notable architecture reflect its maritime and commercial past. The city features parks, walks along the Loire and cultural institutions like the Art Museum and Natural History Museum. The Machines de l'île presents mechanical animals, including a 12-meter-tall elephant.
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