The Château de Goulaine is a Renaissance château and has been classified as a historic monument since 1913. A 375-hectare section of the Marais de Goulaine belongs to Haute-Goulaine.
Anyone considering Haute-Goulaine as a holiday destination will want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Château de Goulaine can be visited as part of a self-guided or guided tour. The Chapelle Saint Martin was rebuilt in 1815 according to the plans of Monsieur Tessier.
The Musée de l'imprimerie is a museum near Haute-Goulaine. The closed PARC Artothèque de Nantes is a museum near Haute-Goulaine. Machines de l'île is a museum near Haute-Goulaine. The Musée Jules-Verne is a museum near Haute-Goulaine.
Nature
The Marais de Goulaine is classified as a national nature reserve and as a Natura 2000 site to protect its fauna and flora; it is connected to the Loire via the Canal de Goulaine.
The Maison Bleue at Pont de l’Ouen offers temporary exhibitions, events and nature excursions during the season. The Circuit des Marais passes through the Marais de Goulaine, the surrounding countryside and the vineyards; in spring, numerous bird species can be observed from the platform at Pont de l’Ouen.
Surroundings
The island of Île la Chenaie is a landscape feature near Haute-Goulaine. The island of Île d'Arouix is a landscape feature near Haute-Goulaine. The island of Île Beaulieu is a landscape feature near Haute-Goulaine. Parc du grand blottereau is a park near Haute-Goulaine.
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