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Rennes is a fantastic destination. While it lacks the international acclaim of other Western French attractions, the city has a lot to offer in terms of history, architecture, great museums, and unique food. After viewing Rennes, hop in your rental car and tour the remainder of Brittany's gorgeous, mountainous, and culturally distinct area.

Rennes One-Way Car Rentals

The following are the most popular one-way rental choices for pick-up in Rennes and drop-off in another city:

Rennes to Nantes fares start at 3226 euros per day.

City facts that are useful

Rennes has an oceanic climate comparable to, albeit somewhat warmer than, that of the United Kingdom due to its proximity to the shore. The average high temperature in July and August, the hottest months, is 24°C (75°F), and 9°C (48°F) in January, the coldest. The city has moderate precipitation, which is significantly lower than in the westernmost regions of Brittany (e.g., Brest). The wettest month is October, while the driest is August.

Despite being the capital city of Brittany, Rennes has never been a bastion of the Breton language; instead, Gallo, a Romance language more closely linked to French, has been the primary local dialect for centuries (nowadays, French is the dominant language). Nonetheless, Rennes offers a number of language schools as well as Gallo and Breton cultural organizations. The level of English knowledge varies, but it is fairly high among those working in the tourist and service industries.

Best vacation spots and activities

Brittany's Parlement. The old parlement building is one of Rennes' most magnificent structures and, as a result, one of its primary tourist attractions. After the French Revolution in 1790, the institution of parlement, a sort of provincial court, was legally abolished. The Rennes Court of Appeals has been housed in this edifice for the last two centuries. Despite its purpose, the building is available to the public at particular times so that visitors may see its painted ceilings and towering courtrooms.

Rennes Museum of Fine Arts It has been dubbed the most significant French museum outside of Paris because of its incredible collections. The exhibitions range from the art of the world's oldest civilizations to masterpieces painted by world-renowned painters such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Paolo Veronese, Paul Gauguin, and Pablo Picasso.

The Palace of Saint George. It was once an abbey that was built in the 17th century, but it lost its religious purpose following the French Revolution. The palace is in the city center and is on the bank of the Vilaine River, surrounded by a nicely manicured garden. It is not just one of the most popular tourist sites in Rennes, but it is also one of the most photographed structures in the Brittany area.