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Garenne Park – Saint-Patern neighborhood loop from Vannes

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Brittany

Garenne Park – Saint-Patern neighborhood loop from Vannes

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Garenne Park – Saint-Patern neighborhood loop from Vannes

01:21

5.11km

50m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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After 1.53 km for 142 m

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Saint Peter's Cathedral - Vannes

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Cathedral in Vannes.

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View of the Marle in Vannes

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Usually you can visit the garden. Only at major events, such as. "Ville en Jazz" the park is closed 😕

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Garenne Park

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A fantastic French garden. There is plenty to see and events and concerts are held here regularly.

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Saint-Patern neighborhood

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The church is surrounded by beautiful streets.

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3.09 km

Numerous half-timbered houses still bear witness to this medieval past. These houses from that time are all equally pretty and have always made the city of Vannes colorful. You may have noticed, but most half-timbered houses have a first floor that is further forward than the ground floor. In the Middle Ages, this was a common architectural feature, as it allowed a sufficiently wide passage to the public road and gained space on the upper floors. In addition, residents used to only pay taxes based on the floor area. The reason for the different colors of the house facades is that few residents could read at that time. The colors helped them to find their way around the area, similar to signs.

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Vannes and His Wife

Highlight • Settlement

The place owes its name to the city of Valence, indeed during his stay in Vannes, Saint Vincent Ferrier would have lived in a house on this place. In any case, one thing is certain, it is at the corner of rue Noé that you can admire the famous sculpture of “Vannes and his wife”.

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