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Location of Hoche Place

Place Hoche connects Hoche Street with Robien Street (North) and La Borderie Street (North East). It offers access to the La Visitation shopping center (to the south), and is framed by the houses on Saint-Melaine Street. Its northwest corner overlooks part of the premises of the former Carmelite convent.

Historic Place Hoche

Place Hoche was built around 1890 by the architect Jean-Baptiste Martenot. On its site, it was planned to build a museum in 1877, a project that did not succeed. Many remarkable buildings surround the Place Hoche. Among them is an Art Nouveau building designed by Charles Couasnon and overlooking Saint-Melaine Street. To the north is the Grand Seminary built by the architect Henri Labrouste in 1857. The Place Hoche receives in 1931 the statue of Edgar Le Bastard, which will be destroyed by the Germans. Place Hoche is given in honor of Louis Lazare Hoche, French general at the time of the Revolution.

The specificities of Place Hoche

In addition to the authentic buildings bordering it, Place Hoche is characterized by an excavation implemented as part of the development of a 4-level underground car park. The works have discovered Gallo-Roman remains: circular wells, blacksmith shops, small altar, wooden bucket with iron handle, etc.

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Park at Hoche Place

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Hoche Square car parks

MERCURE RENNES CENTRE PARLEMENT Hotel Car Park (Covered)