[Rennes] Tour the old town, churches and museums

Rennes/Brittany, France ⭐︎Recommended points⭐︎ It's a compact city, and you can explore the historical old town and modern shops and cafes in a well-balanced way. There's a metro line and many shops, so you won't have any trouble with sightseeing or living here. There's a bus to Mont Saint-Michel from the main station, so it's a good base for sightseeing in Brittany◎ 🚉Main station Rennes Station Gare de Rennes (TGV, SNCF) ⭐︎There are also metro lines a and b that run through Rennes, which are convenient for sightseeing. 🚄Access from Paris Take the TGV from Paris/Montparnasse station for about 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours 🏛️Places visited this time [Saint-Aubin Church] 📍Location 35000 Rennes, France 💰Admission fee Free 🕘Opening hours Mon-Thur/10:00-18:00 Fri/10:00-19:30 Sat/Sun/9:30-19:30 🚃Nearest station About 1 minute walk from Metro a,b Sainte-Anne station [Rennes Cathedral] 📍Location Rue de la Monnaie, 35000 Rennes, France 💰Admission fee Free 🕘Opening hours 9:30-18:00 🚃Nearest station About 6 minutes walk from Metro a,b Sainte-Anne station [Porte Mordelaise] 📍Location 6 Rue des Portes Mordelaises, 35000 Rennes, France 💰Admission fee Free 🚃Closest station Metro a,b Sainte-Anne station, about 8 minutes on foot [Rennes Museum of Fine Arts] 📍Location Musée des beaux-arts de Rennes 20 quai Emile Zola 35000 Rennes 🕘Opening hours 10:00-18:00 🗓️Closed on Mondays 🚃Closest station Metro a line, about 5 minutes on foot from République station Metro b line, about 5 minutes on foot from Saint Germain station ⭐︎Travel tips⭐︎ The old town has many historical buildings, and it is fun just to walk around the townscape, including churches and half-timbered houses. The Rennes Museum of Fine Arts is located near the new town and is a bit of a walk from the old town, so if you have limited time, it is better to use the metro. #Europe Travel #France #Rennes #Brittany#Overseas #Europe