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Marie Jolly15 Rue De Brizeux
Rennes
35700
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walk from the train station and 15 mn' walk from the historic center of Rennes, our guest houses offer a convenient and peaceful location for your stay. The mansion, dating back to 1895 and designed by architect Jobbé Duval, is a stunning example of architectural beauty.Located on a serene street, the guest houses are just 700 meters away from the picturesque Thabor Park and 900 meters from the bustling Shake Square, which is home to a popular shopping mall called Visitation. The distinguished red stone facade of Mansion Jolly, along with its unique pine nut-shaped sparrow steps, adds to its charm and character.
Mansion Jolly is spread across three levels, allowing for spacious rooms and sophisticated decoration. You can conveniently park your car in the mansion's courtyard and enjoy the beautiful garden with its century-old trees and fragrant wisteria. Bicycles are also available for you to explore Rennes, take a leisurely ride along the canal, and visit the lively market on Saturdays.
With the train station just a 10-minute walk away and the historic center of Rennes only 15 minutes away, our guest houses offer a perfect blend of accessibility and tranquility for your stay.
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Directions
From St Jacques airport, take the reindeer SNCF for approximately 20 minutes. Then, make one stop and get off at the online law school Station.
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Attractions
- Parc du Thabor: Located in the heart of Rennes, Parc du Thabor is a beautiful public garden known for its exquisite floral displays, intricate landscaping, and serene atmosphere. Visitors can explore the park's rose gardens, exotic plants, charming pathways, and even spot peacocks roaming freely.
- Rennes Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Pierre de Rennes): This majestic Gothic-style cathedral dates back to the 12th century and is a prominent landmark in Rennes. Admire the stunning architecture, intricate stained glass windows, and the tomb of Anne of Brittany, a former Duchess of Brittany.
- Les Champs Libres: A cultural complex that houses the Rennes Museum, the Brittany Library, and the Science Space. It offers a diverse range of exhibitions, events, and activities, making it an ideal place for art, history, and science enthusiasts.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes: This fine arts museum is located in the historic city center and hosts an impressive collection of artworks spanning several centuries. From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary art installations, the museum offers a rich cultural experience for art lovers.
- Place des Lices: Known for its vibrant Saturday morning market, Place des Lices is a bustling square in Rennes. Here, you can explore the stalls selling local produce, crafts, and antiques, while also enjoying the lively atmosphere and traditional Breton architecture.
- Les Machines de l'île: While not in Rennes itself, it is worth mentioning this unique attraction located in Nantes, approximately two hours away by train. Les Machines de l'île is an artistic and mechanical wonderland, featuring giant animatronic creatures such as the famous Great Elephant and the Carousel of Sea Worlds.
- Parlement de Bretagne: A historic building that serves as the courthouse of Rennes. With its striking façade and grand interior, the Parlement de Bretagne is a remarkable example of French classical architecture and provides a glimpse into the city's legal history.
- Jardin du Thabor: Situated just outside the Parc du Thabor, Jardin du Thabor is a smaller but equally charming garden. It offers a peaceful retreat with beautiful flowerbeds, fountains, and a tranquil pond, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.
- Ecomusée du Pays de Rennes: Located in the outskirts of Rennes, this open-air museum showcases the rural life and traditions of the region. Visitors can explore traditional Breton houses, learn about local crafts, and discover the agricultural heritage of the area. 10. Les Halles Centrales: Rennes' central market, Les Halles Centrales is a vibrant hub for food lovers. Here, you can browse a wide variety of fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, and local specialties, making it a fantastic place to experience the flavors of Brittany.