3 Best Places To Visit in Rennes

“Musée des Beaux-Arts has collections ranging from ancient Egyptian antiquities to the modern art period, which makes the museum one of the most important in France outside Paris, notably for its paintings and drawings holdings. The museum's drawing holdings are one of the museum's treasures, as it includes very valuable pieces by rare artists. Musée des Beaux-Arts offers numerous mediation meetings, such as thematic visits, conferences, and events, to help you discover the collections. The museum has an access ramp, a wheelchair available, seats with a cane, and a magnetic loop at reception.”

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“Écomusée de la Bintinais aims to promote the heritage of the Rennes region. The museum reflects as much the country's rural life as the relationship of the city with its surrounding countryside. Écomusée de la Bintinais has contemporary museography that combines living rooms, a cellar, a dairy, costumes, machines, tools, furniture, models, games, audiovisual materials, and interactive terminals. Écomusée de la Bintinais has an agronomic park with a route for discovering agriculture and livestock, spanning several centuries of history. The ecomuseum hosts an agronomic park of regional importance, combining cultivated plots, plant collections, and an interpretive trail on the methods of land management during three different periods.”

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“Espace des Sciences offers events and lectures with a family focus. The museum is a regional centre for scientific, technical, and industrial culture, and it welcomes you all year round with a programme of exhibitions, conferences, planetarium sessions, and events. Espace des Sciences welcomes groups of at least ten people (schools, recreation centres, and other groups) over specific times. The museum has an elevator that provides access to the Earth room and the planetarium. Espace des Sciences' planetarium room can accommodate a maximum of three people in wheelchairs.”

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