Rennes: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

Rennes reveals its history through 370 half-timbered houses and the Parlement de Bretagne, an important work of 17th-century architecture. The Parlement de Bretagne is open to visitors year-round; there, visitors can admire a Gobelins tapestry depicting the death of Constable Duguesclin.

Art and Breton Society

The Musée de Bretagne is dedicated to Breton society and its development. Admission to the collections of the Musée des beaux-arts de Rennes is free. At its Quai Zola location, the Musée des beaux-arts de Rennes provides an overview of art history from antiquity to the present day. On the first Wednesday of every month, the museum offers free activities for younger children.

Les Champs Libres and Science

Les Champs Libres is located in the heart of the Rennes metropolitan area, just a few steps from the train station. Les Champs Libres includes the Musée de Bretagne. At Les Champs Libres in Rennes, the Espace des sciences presents exhibitions that explain science in a simple and playful way. The Espace des sciences also includes the Laboratoire de Merlin, with 30 modules in an environment inspired by Jules Verne.

Green Spaces and Bocage Landscapes

Parc des Gayeulles covers more than 100 hectares of green space and is a major recreational destination. The agropastoral trail at La Bintinais connects cultivated areas, meadows grazed by old animal breeds, and traditional bocage landscapes.

Other Places

Other local pages: Domagné, La Bazouge-Du-Desert, Saint-Jouan-Des-Guérets, La Chapelle-Chaussée, Chancé, Saint-Coulomb, Redon and Saint-Médard-Sur-Ille.

To the broader travel overview: Ille-Et-Vilaine.