Passage Pommeraye

The Passage Pommeraye is a covered shopping arcade in central Nantes, opened in 1843 and named after its developer, the notary Louis Pommeraye. It climbs a 9.4-metre slope between Rue Santeuil and Rue de la Fosse on three levels around a grand staircase lined with statues, and appears in Jacques Demy's film Lola.

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