Top Things to do In Rennes 2021

"[Fun] It's very interesting. It's not a popular tourist attraction, most things retain the original flavor. Life in a small town is very pleasant. [Price/Price Ratio] It is very reasonable and it is completely grounded consumption. [Scenery] Meida"

"Tabor Garden is the most beautiful place in Rennes. There are large lawns and there will be many people basking in the sun when the sun is good. There are many varieties of flowers and they are beautiful. There is a coffee shop surrounded by flowers. On a sunny afternoon, I can read a book here, have a cup of fragrant coffee, and spend a leisurely afternoon. That kind of life is really the perfect life in my dreams."

"This museum was originally established to collect antiques, so the collections here are quite rich. But what I didn't expect is that there are still many diverse works in the collection. I see this painting mainly on the Internet, but we may be watching the flowers on a whim, and we have not noticed it."

"St. Pierre Cathedral is located in the old town of Rennes, France. It is a landmark of the old town. It gives a very deep impression. This church is very historic. It was built between 1160 and 1232. The church is very beautiful with exquisite carvings."

"The ChampsLibres cultural center is the most culturally vibrant place in Rennes. The Musée de Bretagne and Espace des Sciences are both here. Exhibits at the Museum of Brittany include archeological discoveries, rich in art, and are historical and cultural exhibitions in Brittany. The Science Museum has a planetarium and an interactive exhibition hall for cosmology. Package: Adult/Child €10/7. It is a 5-minute walk from the train station."

"The Supreme Court of Brittany is a government (judicial) building, so you cannot visit its interior unless you are accompanied by a guide and sign up for the schedule and payment at the Rennes Tourism Office. It was used as a criminal court and appellate court. There was a fire in 1994."

"Mount St. Michelle is a tidal island in Normandy, France. The location of the monastery on a small island just a few hundred meters from land makes it possible for pilgrims to reach the monastery at low tide, but when the tide comes, the fighter will be stranded, driven or submerged, a good place to protect. The island was unconquered during the hundred years of war; a small garrison resisted the full-scale British attack of 1433."

"The monastery of Mount Saint-Michel, a tidal island in Normandy, France, about a kilometer from the northwest coast of France and on the mouth of the Cusnon River near Afranche, is an important part of the town structure built by feudal society. The top is God, and the bottom is the Abbey. Down here, the hall, then the warehouse and the house, and at the bottom (outside the wall) the house of fishermen and peasants. Since 1862, the Abbey has been protected as a historical site in France."

"Very primitive forest park, the greenery and ground trim inside are very delicate."

"This is the "Musee des Beaux-Arts". It is closed on Monday, and from 10 am to 18 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. There is no break in between. The museum contains Monet, Degas, and Sislade. The museum is not big and there are not many people visiting it, so you can appreciate it slowly."