Machines de l'île and the Grand Éléphant, Nantes
Les Machines de l'île occupy the former Dubigeon shipyards on the Île de Nantes, blending the worlds of Jules Verne, Leonardo da Vinci and the city's industrial past.
Scenario: 8 November 2026 · 12:15 Europe/Paris
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Les Machines de l'île occupy the former Dubigeon shipyards on the Île de Nantes, blending the worlds of Jules Verne, Leonardo da Vinci and the city's industrial past. Their emblem, the Grand Éléphant of 2007, is a mechanical elephant twelve metres high built from wood and steel that carries passengers across the Parc des Chantiers.
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