nantes

Check out the Nantes Cité des Congrès and Nantes Route de Paris, they both have dedicated coworking spaces.

It's not about someone saying he goes to Nantes and has room for 4 people,for a 15€ fee.

It kinds of remind me of a survey that a friend conducted a few years back in Nantes (France) on alcoholism.

But you still won't get with 170k in the Bay Area, what you get in Paris, Madrid, Nantes or Barcelona with 80k.

They might not have won in Nantes if Charles the Bald hadn't been busy fighting a civil war against other members of his family.

But he did the same thing for my paper I presented in Nantes the previous year).

That's more than the population of Bordeaux, Nantes or Strasbourg.

I can't speak about Nantes which I haven't visited for decades but I think it is wrong to count bikes lanes as a single parameter.

I live in Nantes right now (after 7 years in the Netherlands) and the quality of living is great, at a fraction of the price in Paris.

> But you still won't get with 170k in the Bay Area, what you get in Paris, Madrid, Nantes or Barcelona with 80k.

Well, I come from a CS master's of the university of Nantes and I don't feel _at all_ like I have a lower level than if I went to one of those schools.

> I went to Nantes [0], to eat some kouign-amann [1].

Nantes isn't even in the "second biggest" city league.

"- The food was great but it's difficult to find ethnic food in many parts of the city." Strangely, Nantes and Bordeaux have a more noticeable diversity of restaurants than Paris, from what I've seen.

In France there's the issue of train lines basically starting and ending in Paris mean that flights are pretty quick cutting across the country (Lyon-Nantes for example).

Several key wars, the revocation of the treaty of Nantes, and the Sun King's lavish lifestyle did not affect my 5% at all.

In Nantes, I pay €800 euros for a 2 bedroom that is about 25% bigger.