Wake up to the aroma of freshly baked bread and, on upper floors (choose room 12, 14 or 15), fantastic vistas of the castle at this family-run hotel at the base of the ramparts. The rooms are simple and the bathrooms minuscule, but the friendly owners are a great source of local information; there's a nice courtyard for breakfast (€9).
Hôtel du Château
Brittany
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Brittany American Cemetery & Memorial
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The excellent Musée de Bretagne contains exhaustive and in-depth displays on Breton history and culture, through to the modern era.
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Palais du Parlement de Bretagne
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Dominating the town, Vitré's medieval castle rises on a rocky outcrop overlooking the River Vilaine, and is one of the most impressive in Brittany – a…
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The excellent Musée de Bretagne contains exhaustive and in-depth displays on Breton history and culture, through to the modern era.
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7. Palais du Parlement de Bretagne
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Crowning Rennes' old town is the 17th-century cathedral, which has an impressive, if dark, neoclassical interior adorned with a fabulous ceiling.