• Rue de la Parcheminerie - In the 17th century, if you found yourself in Rennes and needed parchment, this was the place to visit. This street was the hub for parchment vendors who crafted their goods in workshops along the aptly named street.
• Cathédrale Saint-Pierre - For the Dukes and Duchesses of Brittany, this cathedral holds great significance. It has been the site of coronations for them and their ancestors for centuries.
• Portes Mordelaises - Travel back to 300 BCE when Rennes was known as Condate, meaning Confluence in Celtic.
• Place des Lices - It’s hard to believe, but this is where Constable Duguesclin, a renowned knight of the Hundred Years’ War, fought his first battle!
• Rue Saint-Michel - Arriving at the quaint Place Saint-Michel, you can head north to the famous Rue de la Soif. Known for its vibrant student life, this street is a must-visit.
• Rue Rallier du Baty - Welcome to Place Rallier du Baty, a charming square perfect for relaxing at one of its many cafes and watching the world go by.
• La Prison St-Michel - At the end of impasse Rallier du Baty, you’ll find the historic Saint-Michel prison, largely unchanged since the 18th century.
• Place du Champ-Jacquet - It’s fascinating how imperfections can add charm! Imagine how different this place would be if the facades were perfectly aligned. Much like the leaning Tower of Pisa, its uniqueness is captivating.
• Rue de Penhoët - This historic street in Rennes was once known as “the Rue de la Fracasserie,” where tradespeople often gathered.
• Place Sainte-Anne - Now at Place Sainte-Anne, admire the delightful alignment of colorful facades. Once outside the city walls, this area was already bustling with life.
• Place Hoche - Arrive at the picturesque Place Hoche, adorned with chestnut trees and elegant mansions, designed by city architect Jean-Baptiste Martenod in the late 19th century.
• Notre-Dame-en-Saint-Melaine - Stroll down Rue Saint-Mélaine to the abbey church dedicated to Saint Mélaine, the first bishop of Rennes.
• Parc du Thabor - Enter the central park of Rennes, the magnificent Thabor Park. Explore its 10 hectares of greenery, featuring French and English gardens, orange groves, rose gardens, a botanical garden, and more.
• Parlement de Bretagne - Stand before a true symbol of Brittany: its Parliament, established in the 13th century by the Dukes of Brittany and later becoming a Parliament of the Ancien Régime in the 16th century.
• Rue Saint-Georges - You’re on St. George’s Street, a quintessential street of Rennes, known for its half-timbered facades.
• Piscine Saint-Georges - It’s not every day you admire a city’s municipal pool, but this one is impressive, having been voted the 8th most beautiful pool in the world!
• Palais Saint-Georges - Before you stands the stunning palace of St. George. In the 11th century, this was outside the city walls, home to a large Benedictine abbey founded by Duke Alain III.
• Place Saint-Germain - You’re in one of the city’s oldest squares! Excavations before metro construction revealed treasures from the Middle Ages, showcasing a vibrant commercial past.
• Saint-Germain - From the Saint Germain footbridge, enjoy a clear view of the Vilaine. Ever wonder why such a beautiful river has such an unappealing name?
• Rennes - On Captain Alfred Dreyfus Street, near Zola High School, discover that Rennes hosted the review of the Dreyfus case.
• Place Honoré Commeurec - Experience the friendly atmosphere at the Halles de Rennes. If you’re a foodie, explore the diverse stalls offering something for everyone!
• Place de la République - Like its counterparts across France, Place de la République de Rennes is the city’s central axis.
• Opera de Rennes - Observe the interaction between the town hall and the opera house, two architectural marvels.
• Basilique Saint-Sauveur de Rennes - Passing by the Basilica of St. Saviour, learn that the current church, built in the 18th century, replaced a much older chapel.
• Rue du Chapitre - Enter Rennes’ beloved street, a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle. Stroll along the cobblestones, admiring the wood-framed facades, mansions, and charming shops.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• 25 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Embark on a journey through Rennes, the Queen of Brittany, visiting 25 iconic locations in just one day. Begin at the magnificent St. Peter’s Cathedral and continue to the charming Place des Lices, for a truly immersive experience in the heart of its rich heritage. Marvel at the half-timbered houses on Rue Saint-Georges and unwind in Thabor Park, a peaceful sanctuary. This walking tour offers the opportunity to explore the history, architecture, and culture of Rennes at your own pace, while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this lively city.

• Visit 25 historical and cultural landmarks on foot in a single day
• Experience an interactive tour with the navaway® app
• Discover iconic sites like the Parliament of Brittany and the Saint-Georges swimming pool
• Perfect for culture and architecture enthusiasts, whether solo or in a group.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.