Top Things to do In Le Havre 2021

"The St. Germain Square in Le Havre is the central square of the city, and the area of the square is very large. In the center is a huge musical fountain. The square is surrounded by famous buildings and town hall offices in Le Havde. It is a must-see when you come here."

"[Honfleur] A friend who used to go to school in Normandy recommended this place to me, and found that it’s really good to go to travel season is very important, a small town must have an atmosphere, there must be people outdoors, so winter is more suitable for home squatting, of course Yes, southerners are suitable for squatting in northerners’ homes"

"Saint Joseph’s Church is a landmark building in Le Havre. The church’s tower is like a table of tall pagodas, as high as 20 stories. The interior of the church is luxuriously decorated and can accommodate thousands of people for prayer activities at the same time. It is definitely worth a visit."

"The main body of Volcano's avant-garde building "volcano" is a lime structure. Locals jokingly compare it to a power plant cooling tower or even a white toilet. Designed by Brazilian architect Niemeyer Oscar Niemeyer, the surrounding square is also named after him. Nearby is the prestigious cultural, artistic and commercial center. It is a 20-minute walk from the train station."

"The PontdeNormandie Bridge is known as the most beautiful bridge in the 20th century. Across the banks of the Seine, it is about 2 kilometers long and has a majestic posture. It connects the two small cities of Le Havre and Honfleur near the mouth of the river. The main body of the bridge is a steel truss cable stayed structure, which is a masterpiece of engineering."

"St. Catherine’s Church is an all-wood church with magnificent interior decoration. A historic town with 9,000 people, it enhances the charm of St. Catherine’s Church. The access to the bell tower is very limited. There is a beautifully carved altar, creating a sacred atmosphere."

"The former residence of Maurice Leblanc in Etretat, France, a cultural tourist attraction newly opened in 1999, is the former residence of French writer Maurice Leblanc, the author of Arsène Lupin."

"At the top of the mountain, you can stroll around if you have time. The gardens are exquisite and the sculptures are very good. You need to buy tickets"

"Caen Men’s Monastery is an attached church. This monastery has a very long history. The initial history was 1066. It feels really good to visit here. It looks full of beauty. The monastery belongs to the Gothic architectural style and is a very good attraction. ."

"Châteaudes Aygues Castle was built in 1866. It was the residence of many European aristocrats in history when they visited Etretat. The writer Dumas and composer Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880) also lived here."