[2025 Rennes Attraction] Travel Guide for Centre (Updated Jun)

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

🌟【Time Travel Journey】Explore the old town of Rennes and unlock the romantic secrets of the Middle Ages🏰✨ Bonjour dear travelers! 👋 Today, I want to take you for a stroll in the jewel of the Brittany peninsula in France—Vieux Rennes, to experience the perfect blend of classical charm and modern life across the centuries. 👣 🌈First stop: Gates of Porte Mordelaise As the entrance to our time tunnel, this 15th-century gate seems to tell the legends of warriors and princesses. 🏰 Imagine, the moment you touch the stone walls, can you also feel the temperature of history? 🌿Second stop: Palace of the Parliament of Brittany Around the corner, the majestic Parliament Palace comes into view, the pride of the 17th century. Its rebirth after a fire adds a touch of resilience and beauty. 🏛️ Don't forget to take a beautiful selfie at PlacedelaMairie! ⛪Third stop: Place du Champ-Jacquet & Timber-framed Houses Stroll At Place du Champ-Jacquet, time seems to slow down. Walking among more than 280 half-timbered houses, each step is in rhythm with history. 🏠 These timber-framed houses are a unique sight in Rennes, remember to capture those unique moments of light and shadow! 🌸Fourth stop: Thabor Garden In the afternoon, why not enjoy some tranquility in the 10-hectare Thabor Garden. 🌸 Lush vegetation, exquisite fountains, and those leisurely pigeons are the little joys in your journey that are hard to come by. 🥟Fifth stop: Culinary Exploration in the Old Town Tired from walking? Then step into an authentic crêperie and taste the 'flavor of grandma and grandpa's home'. Crêpes paired with apple cider, simply a perfect match! 🥤 🌙Accommodation Recommendation: Nearby Hotel Price Inquiry Looking for a perfect place to stay? Just tell me your budget and preferences, and I'll immediately find you the best value accommodation options nearby! 🛌 Don't hesitate, add the old town of Rennes to your travel list now! 👇 Remember to bring your camera and an adventurous heart, see you in Rennes! 🛫 🏷️

Rennes is the capital of Brittany, all forms of culture in Greece, music street art dances, contemporary art, etc. Here you will feel a place where historical heritage is re-examined by urban culture. Walk through the square of the city hall, sit quietly on the stairs, listen to the old bells, watch the group of pigeons across the sky, we have to learn to slow down and enjoy. Ryan also has a special dish called crepe. Ke Liping is a wonderful work in the French dessert industry. The crepes born in the Brittany region are home-grown French snacks. But he didn't win as much as other Master's dim sum, and we took a peek at the 50-year-old crepe shop on the streets of Rennes. After the usual practice, we exclaimed, this is exactly the practice of pancake fruit. For many people, it is also called crepe, which is the French version of the pancake fruit. And its essence and the pancake fruit are the same, it is casual. Whether it's fruit cream ice cream or cheese jam chocolate, you can add it to it. After all, even the French people say that crepes that can't be mixed with fillings are not really crepes.