This is a lovely, immaculately maintained, park virtually in the centre of the city. Great for jogging - I estimate the outer perimeter as about 2kms - and also for family walks. Don't miss the comfortable chairs in the centre where you can read, snooze, or whatever. For those looking for US comparisons - Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn eat... More

Lovely park. Went for a jog there nearly everyday. Play structure for children and duck pond, amongst other things. More

Rennes classified as a city of art and history is located on a hill. One side of the hill is more elevated than the other. The city is located at an altitudeof 20 m - 74 m and covers a total land area of 50.39 square kilometer. How to Commute: The city of Rennes is well-connected. There's a well-developed national... More

This parc is not to miss if you are planning on visiting Rennes. It is just beautiful, with great flowers and plants. Highly recommended. More

It was a beautiful sunny day in Southern Brittany. I said to my husband we must visit the Parc du Thabor before winter hits. It will be too dreary of a weather to enjoy outside. We asked Grandma Simone if she would like to come. We used the address from tripadvisor but got lost because IT IS THE INCORRECT ADDRESS.... More

Its a beautiful park, where you have a lot of roses and nice people More

Try to get a map of the place - or you'll miss so much. It has fantastic formal gardens, very large rose gardens with named roses as well as other flowers. Specimen trees, aviary, chickens & ducks and childrens play area. And CONKERS all over in September. More

Parc du Thabor is mentioned in lots of guides as a place to visit and I would highly recommend a visit there. The park is quite large with a chestnut tree walkway, French formal gardens, an aviary, a snack bar and the highlight was the rose and dahlia gardens. We were there in August on a sunny day when all... More