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Arrival and information
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The part of Nancy that you are likely to want to see extends to no more than a ten- or fifteen-minute walk either side of
rue Stanislas
, the main axis and shopping street connecting the
gare SNCF
and the principal
place Stanislas
. The
tourist office
, on the south side of place Stanislas in the HA?tel de Ville (April-Oct Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sun & hols 10am-5pm; Nov-March Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-1pm; tel 03.83.35.22.41, fax 03.83.35.90.10,
www.ot-nancy.fr
), is well stocked with information about both city and region, and organizes the
petit train touristique
, a frequent 45-minute
guided tour
of the town (May-Sept; 35F/a?¬5.34; departure from place de la CarriA?re), as well as several other themed visits of the town. Regional
buses
depart from rue de l'A?le de Corse and boulevard d'Austrasie, both on the eastern side of town.
Internet
access is available at
Voyager
, 57 rue St-Jean, a cyber cafA© located in the new part of town (1F/a?¬0.15 per min). Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections): |
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France,
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