What to do in Rennes

Does the capital of Brittany tempt you? Take advantage of your free time to offer yourself a short stay in Rennes! In our B&B HOTELS in Brittany, you can combine practicality and comfort while respecting your budget.

With our B&B HOTELS in Rennes, you will only have to focus on your leisure and visits. You will be surprised by everything that awaits you!

Your activities in Rennes

In the active heart of Brittany, the city of Rennes is surprising.

Art lovers will enjoy our Rennes hotels in the center to see an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts.

History buffs can take a tour of the Rennes ramparts with its Mordelaise gates, vestiges of the 3rd century for its first ramparts. The architecture of the main entrance to Rennes dates from the 15th century: it is worth a look! The Place des Lices, a former tournament site for knights, now hosts the grand Marché des Lices. You will find a lively market with a festive atmosphere and good local products.

For lovers of French and English gardens, you will find one of the most beautiful parks and gardens in France, the Parc Thabor. 10 hectares of landscaped nature, with a beautiful cave and a splendid rose garden!

If you are looking for a scientific place in Rennes open to the public, you will find the Espace des Sciences at the Science Museum of Rennes! A planetarium and exhibitions for all ages await you!

Lovers of dance, music or theater shows? You will enjoy the National Theater of Brittany, a major cultural institution in Rennes.

You didn't imagine there were so many answers to the question "What to do in Rennes?"

The must-see places near Rennes

After visiting Rennes, take advantage of your visit to discover the surroundings. The historic ramparts of Saint-Malo are 56 minutes from Rennes by car.

The rampart towers will offer you a breathtaking view of the Breton coastline. In an hour, you can also go to the Brocéliande Forest where many legends remain.

Don't hesitate any longer and book one of our hotels in Rennes, to immerse yourself in the Breton atmosphere of the city.