Crepes originated in the French province of Brittany (Brittany), Brittany is an island city, in addition to the advantage of the location of the production of delicious seafood, Brittany's most distinctive feature is the popularity of the crepes (Crepes) at home and abroad! It is said that crepes are the life-saving food of Brittany residents, because Brittany is a stone town, almost no grass, barren and deserted, one year encountered a famine on the island did not have any food, Brittany people had to collect the flour in the cellar to take out, baked into a thin pancake to solve the hardship of the famine that year, and later this pancake became a staple of the local food, and now it is the most representative of the Brittany The pancake has become a staple of the region and is now Brittany's most iconic specialty.

The traditional way of making crepes, in the early days, the first wood fire in the clay made of a large disk on the grill hot, pouring flour paste on the plate baked thin cheese-flavored crepes, and then cooking utensils to progress, changed to use the iron flat tile plate, to the modern era, there is a ready-made crepe machine and special coriander powder that can produce delicious crepes.

Now Brittany still keep the traditional customs and celebrations, the French people to February 2 as crepe day. Every year on February 2, the celebration of the parade, people in the street, bistro or restaurant with crepes in hand, singing, dancing, joyfully celebrating the arrival of the harvest, as if the carnival rituals like celebrations, so that Brittany's strong local color, add some mysterious appearance. In the quaint town of Dinan in Brittany, you can find crepe stores lining the streets, and at midday there are crowds of people pouring into the small stores to feast on the thick, buttery flavor of the crepes. Rennes' driverless metro is 9.4 kilometers long*** with 15 stations, 13 underground and 2 above ground, designed by the famous architect Norman Foster. The Rennes Metro generally runs every two minutes during peak weekday hours and four to six minutes during weekends and low peak periods. Construction of the second subway line began in 2013 and will be completed in 2018.

For air transportation, Rennes-St. Jacques Airport is located in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, about 7.2 kilometers southwest of the city center.

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