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An Ti Kozh, 16th-century heritage house in Rennes, France.

An Ti Kozh features a double structure construction with timber framing and overhanging elements, displaying two separate entrances at 3 Rue Saint-Guillaume.

Built around 1505 for two cathedral canons, this medieval residence received official heritage status classification as a monument historique classé in July 1923.

The name An Ti Kozh comes from Breton language meaning 'the old house', reflecting the regional linguistic heritage of Brittany in France.

Located in central Rennes, the building stands within walking distance of the Musée des beaux-arts and the Palais Ducal, making it accessible for visitors.

The facade bears specific architectural elements representing Saint Michel and Saint Sebastian, corresponding to the two canons who initially occupied the house.

Location: Rennes

Inception: 16 century

GPS coordinates: 48.11194,-1.68306

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:59

Sites to visit in Rennes: historic monuments, museums, and parks

Rennes offers a range of historic and cultural sites that reflect its history and current vibrancy. The city features green spaces like the Thabor Park with its French-style gardens and rose garden, religious buildings such as the neoclassical 19th-century Cathedral, and institutional structures like the 17th-century Parliament of Brittany, where visitors can explore rooms decorated with tapestries and painted ceilings. The museums in Rennes showcase different aspects of the region and art. The Museum of Brittany traces the development of the territory from Antiquity onward, while the Fine Arts Museum exhibits collections from the 14th to the 20th century. The FRAC Bretagne hosts contemporary art exhibitions. The Place of the Republic, with its Opera and Town Hall, constitutes the administrative and cultural heart. On Saturdays, the Marché des Lices brings together local producers and Breton specialties, providing an insight into local products.

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