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The commune is 20 minutes south of Nantes, on the left bank of the Loire and the Route Touristique du Vignoble Nantais. Abélard, philosopher and theologian born in 1079, was born here. Vines first appeared around the 12th century. The commune, bordered to the north by the Sanguèze and to the south by the Sèvre, is the only place left to grow vines: everything here is linked to the memory and culture of wine, such as the hamlet of Pé-de-Sèvre and its winegrowers' houses, its Vineyard Museum and the Port-Domino slipway where wine was loaded. Of its medieval past, little remains today, except the Sainte-Anne chapel, home to the Human Rights mirror.

What to visit Le Pallet?

LE MUSÉE DU VIGNOBLE NANTAIS

LE MIROIR DES DROITS DE L'HOMME

LE RELAIS D'ABELARD

TY BOUTIC PIZZA

LE PALATUM

CHATEAU DE LA SEBINIERE

CHATEAU DE LA GALISSONNIERE

CIRCUIT DE LA SANGUEZE

CIRCUIT DE LA SEVRE

CHATEAU DE LA GALISSONNIERE

FUTEUL FRERES

DOMAINE DU BOIS JOLY

VIGNERONS DU PALLET

CAVE LA MAISON VIEILLE - VINS CHRISTOPHE MAILLARD

BEDOUET VIGNERON

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Réouverture imminente pour le Musée Dobrée à Nantes

Reopening imminent for the Musée Dobrée in Nantes

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From 05/18/2024 to 12/31/2024 : Nestled in the Graslin district in the heart of Nantes, the Musée Dobrée is about to reopen its doors to the public. Centered around three ...