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Rennes, France
Queen Of BritannyThis visit to Rennes offers an immersion between medieval heritage and urban excitement. Let yourself be charmed by its colorful half-timbered houses and the majesty of its Parliament, before enjoying a stopover in the lush greenery of Thabor Park. Between elegant tufa stone and the energy of its lively terraces, the Breton city reveals a proud and warm character. A vibrant and authentic stroll on foot to capture the full dynamism of a metropolis that cultivates the art de vivre.

République Square
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Rennes’ Opera and townhall
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Saint-Sauveur Basilica
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Chapitre street
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Saint-Pierre Cathedral
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Mordelaise Gate
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Lices Square
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Rue de la Soif
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Rallier du Baty square
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Saint-Michel Prison
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Champ Jacquet Houses
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Penhoët street
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Sainte-Anne Square
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Hoche square
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Notre-Dame-en-Saint-Mélaine
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Thabor Park
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Advice
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Britanny’s parliament
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Saint-Georges street
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Saint-Georges Palace
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Saint-Germain Square
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Vilaine River
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L'Affaire Dreyfus
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Honoré Commeurec Square
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Parcheminerie Square
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Jan.
6°
Feb.
6°
March
9°
April
11°
May
14°
June
18°
July
20°
Aug.
20°
Sept.
17°
Oct.
13°
Nov.
9°
Dec.
6°
Rennes enjoys a temperate oceanic climate, characterized by great mildness and rainfall distributed throughout the year, with pleasant summers averaging around 23°C and mild winters fluctuating between 3°C and 9°C. The ideal period to discover the Breton capital runs from June to September, offering optimal sunshine to enjoy the terraces of Place Sainte-Anne or to stroll through the paths of Thabor Park. The month of July is particularly vibrant thanks to the Tombées de la Nuit festival, while spring remains an excellent season to admire the half-timbered facades under a soft light, far from the intense heat.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point : République Square
Vilaine C-Park Parking lot, Duguay Trouin Dock Charles de Gaulle parking lot on Charles de Gaulle Square If you want to think smart and avoid driving in the city center, you should search for a Park-and-ride, called "Parc relais" in France. They are linked to the STAR public transport network. They allow you to park for free all while accessing the city center in less that 10 minutes by bus or metro. When leaving the parking lot, you only need to scan your bus or metro ticket. (be careful : parking at night is prohibited between 1am and 5am) For those wondering: red zones are limited to 4h, while green zones are limited to 6h15. If you park in a blue zone, you will have to put a parking disk indicating at what time you arrived, for you to stay there for free for a duration of 1h30.
Visiting Rennes will make you cross Thabor Park. Its access is free, but the park closes at 6:30pm. If you arrive later, you can continue on General Maurice Guillaudot Street to go back onto the itinerary.
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