What to see in Vannes, a town of art and history
Vannes, on the south coast of Brittany, the former seat of the Breton Parliament, is a city of art and history. It retains a medieval aspect that gives it all its charm. The ramparts, dating from the middle of the 3rd century, enclose the old town, which is home to Saint-Pierre cathedral, listed as a historic monument since 1906. With its narrow streets and colourful heritage, Vannes is a magnificent Breton city that's a joy to wander around.
Set off from the Best Western Plus, hotel restaurant in Vannes and admire the half-timbered houses in the historic centre, as well as the old wash-houses. The Best Western Plus, hotel restaurant, is located in the heart of the old town. So it's impossible to miss out!
The town hall was built in 1886 and is an exact copy of the one in Paris. If you're coming from the capital, it's a great way to stay in touch with the City of Light. For those looking for a real change of scene, there's nothing quite like a stroll around the port of Vannes. The sea air and the sound of the seagulls will immerse you in a most pleasant atmosphere, even from your room in our Vannes hotel restaurant.
And if you want a bird's eye view of the town, the Tour du Connétable is the place for you. Built when the city walls were extended at the end of the 14th century, it offers an incredible panoramic view of Vannes and the surrounding area.
And if you're still wondering what to see in Vannes, here's a list of must-sees near our Vannes hotel and restaurant:
- Saint Peter's Cathedral, listed as a historic monument since 1906.
- The Château de l'Herminethe former residence of the Dukes of Brittany.
- The Town Hall, It was built in 1886. It is an exact copy of the Paris Town Hall.
- La CohueVannes contemporary museum.
- The washhouses, located below the ramparts, were built between 1817 and 1821.
- The ramparts date back to the middle of the 3rd century, when the city was still known as Darioritum.
- Tour du Connétable, a majestic tower built when the ramparts were extended at the end of the 14th century.
- Vannes and his wifeLocated on a house at the top of the rue du Bienheureux Pierre René Rogue, the couple's strange sculpture seems to be watching over the town.
Why book at Best Western Plus, hotel restaurant in Vannes?
Staying in our hotel restaurant in Vannes means enjoying a calm and welcoming environment, ideally located on the outskirts of the city centre.
Why book at Best Western Plus, hotel restaurant in Vannes?
Stay in our hotel restaurant VannesA new home means the chance to enjoy a calm and welcoming space, ideally located on the outskirts of the city centre.
Our establishment offers a range of services to make your life easier: spacious, bright rooms, a contemporary bistro and wine bar, room service and a whole host of other facilities!
Relax in one of the our 58 spacious, fully-equipped rooms in our hotel restaurant in Vannes. You'll spend a wonderful night on the banks of the Morbihan Gulf. Enjoy a top-class establishment with the option of having lunch in the restaurant. Morning, noon or evening, discover the various specialities of the Breton town! The crêpes and kouign amann are just waiting for you!
If you don't want to look outside, you can eat directly at the Best Western Plus, in our brasserie Le Patio sainte-Anne: you have to admit that it's quite an advantage. Whether you're travelling for business or pleasure, our hotel is ready to welcome you and help you discover the town of Vannes.
Enjoy a warm and friendly welcome in all our hotels. Our teams are there for you at all times! Don't wait any longer to make a reservation at our hotel restaurant in Vannes.
