Rennes
Rennes is the capital city of Brittany, northwest France. It's known for its medieval half-timbered houses and grand Rennes Cathedral. Parc du Thabor includes a rose garden and aviary. South of the Vilaine river, the Musée des Beaux-arts displays works by Botticelli, Rubens and Picasso. The Champs Libres cultural center houses the Musée de Bretagne (Brittany Museum) and Espace des Sciences, featuring a planetarium.
People born in Rennes (First 49 people) - Page 3
Flavie Péan
Actress
François Le Roux
French baritone
Armel Beaufils
French Sculptor
HippolyteJulienJoseph Lucas
French writer
JeanFrançois Botrel
JeanMichel Savéant
French chemist
JeanNoël Crocq
French clarinetist
Johann Ramaré
Football midfielder
Julien Simon
French bicycler
Justin Gru
Football player
Léon Gautier
French military personnel
Louis de Bréhan de Plélo
French diplomat
Lucille Gicquel
Volleyball player
Lucien Musset
French historian
Marc Gomez
French bicycler
Marc Hervé
Edmond Herve's son
Marie-Claire Daveu
Developer
Marion Poussier
Photographer
Maurice Duhamel
Musician
Michel Pansard
Morvandiau
Graphic novelist
Charles Biétry
Journalist
Jean-Philippe Masson
French painter
Nicolas Princen
Technical advisor
Patrick Bertron
French chef
Paul Féval, père
French novelist
Paul Féval, père (Paul Féval)
French novelist
Albert Blesteau
French manhwa creator
Anne-Claire Coudray
French journalist
Dominique Boullier
French sociologist
Édith Follet
Illustrator
Edwige Lawson-Wade
French professional basketball player
Fabrice Le Nezet
Film director
Félix‑Julien‑Jean Bigot de Préameneu (. . .
Author
Martial Fesselier
Olympic athlete
Pierre-Olivier Lapie
French essayist
René Pleven
Former President of the Council of Ministers of France
Rodolphe Belmer
Chief Executive of Eutelsat
Romain Hervé Musician
French classical pianist
Paul Dupont des Loges
Sandra Le Dréan
French basketball player
Simon Bruté
Missionary
Abel Lauvray
French painter
Virginie Giboire
French chef
François Régis Hutin
Journalist
Louis-Marcel de Coëtlogon
Simone Morand
