Experts' Choice Award Parlement de Bretagne
What the experts agree on
This 1618 palace designed by the Luxembourg's architect now houses Rennes' law courts, having served as seat of Brittany's provincial parliament—a striking blend of political heritage and judicial function.
“The establishment of Brittany's parliament - one of 17 provincial governments...a supreme court in control of 2300 Breton jurisdictions, it also played a legislative and political role.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's "Originally the palatial home of the Breton Parliament and now of the Rennes law courts, the Parlement de Bretagne was designed in 1618 by Salomon de Brosse, architect of the Luxembourg Palace in Paris." Full review
