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Where to stay in Rennes
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild weather, vibrant festivals, and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring Rennes' rich culture.
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★ 4.1Campanile Rennes Centre
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★ 4.0Ibis Budget Rennes Route De Lorient
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★ 4.0La P Tit Fugue
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★ 4.0Atlantic Hôtel Rennes Centre Gare
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★ 4.0Arcantis le Voltaire
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★ 4.0Garden Hotel
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★ 4.0Residence Little Sevigne
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★ 4.0Mama Shelter Rennes
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★ 4.0Marnie et Mister H
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★ 4.0Chambre Rennaise
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★ 4.0La Maison De Nemours Parcheminerie
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★ 4.0Le Magic Hall
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Rennes, like a local
Don't miss
- Parlement de Bretagne: An iconic architectural masterpiece and symbol of Rennes.
- Les Champs Libres: A cultural complex housing a museum and library, showcasing local history and art.
- Le Thabor: A beautiful park with gardens and a rose garden, perfect for relaxation.
- Rue Saint-Michel: Known as the 'Street of the Thirsty', it’s famous for its lively bars and nightlife.
Where to eat
- Galette-Saucisse: A local specialty combining a savory buckwheat crepe with sausage, a must-try street food.
- Crêperie La Bolee: Offers a wide variety of authentic galettes and crêpes made with local ingredients.
- Le Café des Champs Libres: A great place to enjoy local dishes in a cultural setting.
Do this
- Rennes Street Food Festival: A celebration of culinary delights from local food trucks and vendors.
- Fête de la Musique: An annual festival in June featuring live music performances throughout the city.
- Les Trans Musicales: One of France's premier music festivals showcasing emerging artists and genres.
Local tips
- Visit the Saturday morning market at Place des Lices for fresh produce and local delicacies.
- Try to learn a few French phrases, as locals appreciate the effort and are more welcoming.
- Explore the hidden passages and half-timbered houses in the old town for a glimpse into Rennes' history.
- Check out the art installations along the Vilaine River for a unique perspective on contemporary art.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months offer mild weather, vibrant festivals, and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring Rennes' rich culture.
Getting around
Rennes has an efficient public transport system, including buses and a metro. You can also use bike-sharing services and electric scooters for local travel.
Airport
RNS
Language
French is the main language spoken, with some locals speaking English.
Money
Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments.
Safety
Rennes is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions should be taken, especially at night in less crowded areas.
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