Walk 1: from the Navibus quays to the Belem

Trentemoult is a lived-in neighbourhood: please keep your voices down in the lanes and respect the residents’ quiet.

Stop 1 of 19

1. 1.Navibus pontoon: the Roquios.

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2. 2.Le Pendule.
3. 3.The sailing club: the regattas.
4. 4.Place des Filets: fishermen and glass eels.
5. 5.Rue de la Digue.
6. 6.Quai Surcouf: the Viaud brothers.
7. 7.Cour du Miracle: Yves Marion.
8. 8.Rue de la Douane: customs men and smuggling.
9. 9.The “Au Confort Moderne” façade: La Reine Blanche.
10. 10.Quai Marcel Boissard: the resistance fighter.
11. 11.The turning point: large ships turn here, up to 229 m.
12. 12.Dr Zeiler’s house.
13. 13.The harbour and the dredger.
14. 14.Maison des Isles.
15. 15.Beaurivage beach: swimming, the café, the osier beds.
16. 16.Jean-Baptiste Codet’s house, 5 quai Surcouf, an officer of the Normandie.
17. 17.The Sailors’ Virgin.
18. 18.Rue du Général-Leclerc, the former Éventail cinema.
19. 19.A tribute to Julien Chauvelon, captain of the Belem.

Sources: Rezé Histoire no. 97 (April 2026), “3 walks to understand Trentemoult”, Rezé Histoire association – rezehistoire.fr. Texts rewritten by trentemoult.com; for more, get the magazine.