Top 50 things to do and attractions in Le Havre

Surprisingly great brutalist church. Imposing architecture and magnificent lights inside thanks to the artistically tinted glasses. Perfect combination with the austere concrete interior decoration. Amazing

Unique angular and modern architecture with a single tall steeple covered in coloured glass. Worth the trip to go inside to admire the colours. Even the seating is non traditional with pews on the sides of the central stage.

A truly unique and beautiful church Can easily spent hour here just by admiring the architecture I had mixed feelings like being on the spaceship 😂

This quite modern church tower can be seen almost anywhere in Le Havre. Quite an imposing structure, modern because Le Havre was flattened in WW2.

Most extraordinary church, I've ever been to. Great acoustic, and impressive piece of architecture

What a beautiful church, I lovely walk upto it past some boutique shops, it's cold inside (we visited in February off a cruise) but the stained glass and serenity is wonderful. €2 cash to light a small candle if you are thinking of this, no cards here as far as I can see. Free to enter here too.

Visiting this church was one of the greatest and most meaningful experiences of my life. The building is simply stunning - impossible to adequately capture in words. I lit a candle for my departed daughter. 10 years on but never forgotten.

Really nice gallery. Not to big you can have a nice walk trough it and enjoy the art

It's really good. So many times I visited Le Havre, but it was my first time in MuMA. Exceptional collection of Boudin, some interesting pieces of Matisse, and, of course, Raoul Dufy, my love. Great accueil.

Art museum was about an hour or so walk through. Most of the writings about the paintings were in French, so used a translator to read the ones I cared about. A lot of the art work had audible recordings if you choose to go that route. First time here and possibly my last, as we’re from the US. So took this opportunity to view some recognized artwork with my own two eyes. Very surreal if you stop and think about the history you’re staring at.

Small regional museum. The collection is big but only a small number of paintings are displayed in a single large room on the first floor. Also the lights through the large windows are difficult with the sun outside. Only 1hour for the full tour of the permanent collection.

Small but compact. It is one of the most interesting places I have visited. Photography amazing and matching paintings of scenes with actual photos. The history of photography is so interesting. Must see on your list.

If you like impressionist art, this is a perfect museum. It has some modern art as well. The cafe seems to be a great place for lunch. It was very busy when we were there.

Very interesting museum with friendly staff. Some lesser known impressionist works as well as some well known ones such as Renoir and Pissaro. Also some works that were curiously not at all modern.The restaurant is also very good value for an excellent three course lunch. We went on a Friday which seemed to serve a reduced price menu. Lovely sea views.

Classic Roman Catholic style cathedral, with many side chapels, including Our Lady of Lourdes. A fifteen minute walk through. Free to the public.

Beautiful old gothic Church. Free to enter donation accepted

Beautiful. You can walk in for free and an incredible church

A powerful cathedral located close to the city center. You can easily walk here from the port. Entry inside is free.

This beautiful historical 16th century church is very beautifully preserved and restored.

Beautiful cathedral with several options for lighting candles.

One of the must-see spots on the map of Le Havre. Not by my count, but by that of Trip Advisor, a recommendation I won't contest, but only because there isn't that much to choose from to include on the top 10 list. Nice stained glass windows. 👌

We came on a cold but sunny day in January. It was very quiet but peaceful to sit on the chairs and ponder…. The greenhouses were closed, which was a shame, as we were only in Le Havre for the day. The gardens were well kept and could imagine it was be beautiful in the spring/summer!

Gorgeous gardens with lawns, greenhouses, paths, and an incredible view of Le Havre. When I visited there was a wonderful photo show as well. And the cafe is very nice too. I spent more than three hours at the gardens and would gladly have stayed longer.

Beautiful large gardens with something for everyone. There is a cafe open for visitors, and labyrinth for kids and many places to take photos of ancient structures and flora

A heaven of peace and serenity. I love to stroll around here and enjoy this tranquil parc. It’s in a little hollow and this conveniently protected on windy days. It also features a lovely bistro. I did not visit the greenhouses that cost a small fee, yet.

Perfect for a nice evening stroll, the calm and relaxing scenery will ease your soul. This place is especially nice as few people take the time to get there, probably because it's up a hill. Anyway you should definitely try it !

Nice place to walk in Le Havre. The rosary, the garden, the labyrinth vegetal, the view from the hill

Beautiful gardens, lots of spots to just take a sit and enjoy the view.

This is only by reservation. As the Google description does not mention it, when l went they were already full. Their exhibition hall could have been open for people like me who are visiting for the day only — but it was closed. On the whole, everything is organised in a way that ensures it is convenient for the employees, not to cater to the visitors. Deeply disappointed as, having come from Paris for the day and having waited until they open in the mud-afternoon, l had genuine interest to learn more of the architectural legacy of Le Havre. It was not to be.

If you are not fluent in French do not waste your time. We were interested in at least getting to know the apartment built by the architect Perret. We arrived at the counter in the morning and the attendant told us that there was only time for the end of the day. We returned, bought our tickets with the same attendant and entered with a group accompanied by the guide who told us that the tour would be only in French. That's fine with us, since we wanted to see the apartment. But the guide told us that the tour would last about an hour. We found it odd to spend an hour visiting an apartment, but when she stopped in the courtyard to explain the whole story, we were embarrassed to understand and see nothing. Alright the tour was in French, after all, we were in France. The problem was the attendant knew that we did not speak the language and sell us the ticket anyway. We gave up the ride after ten minutes of history on the patio, we went to the attendent, who admitted his fault, but told us that he could do anything, not even refunded the ticket we had just bought.

The only way to enter was with a guided tour and we were there at 10am, next tours were at 3.30 and 4:30.

Very interesting to see how they rebuild the city after WW2

Gives you a good impression of the way how people lived in the years after the war.

Be warned, no tours in English

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Decent museum. We were given an English guide to read on most of the artifacts. They are not in the order they are presented in the rooms so it can be hard to find them in the book. Truthfully, they’re not that interesting anyway. I don’t believe any of them are original. The only reason I’d go to the museum is to see the architecture. It’s a very unique polygonal design with a large central open air skylight flooding all of the floors in light from within. The room layouts on the floors make it easy to understand that the family that built this house was wealthy and influential in Le Havre. If you’re interested in architecture, I’d recommend this museum. Otherwise it may be slightly frustrating to gain any insight into daily life of the inhabitants and the artifacts aren’t overly interesting.

I didn't expect so much here, but I found amazingly well preserved rooms with fancy decorations and paintings from 18th and 19th centuries. This is one of those local museums in France where we are reminded that France has kept rich cultural heritage even after the devastation of the war here.

I wasn’t able to tour this location today as a walk in. Certain days are sold out to guided tours only and often those are in French. I would call ahead if you’re taking a stroll from your cruise ship to go see it. Also - there is a fairly strong odor even inside from the fresh fish market outside. 🤢

Fascinating place giving a lot of le Havre history. Very well restored.

Nice little museum that can be visited in 1hr. Easily accessible by walking from the beach tram station or city hall. Worth a visit. Tells plenty of history about the individual life of a rich sailboat owner from the 18th century. No elevator in the museum, lot of stairs.

Beautiful inside. You gotta see the "indoor lighthouse" if you love architecture. Great maps of old Le Havre. Not as blocked off as other museums.

I went with my girlfriend at the time on a 1 day trip to france and we visited this place while walking around in the town .. I didn't like the look of the guy as we walked in because of the way he looked at us and i am a black man and by girlfriend is a black woman, i remember him with his dark black hair and his slim face and piercing dark eyes so he looked a crow in human history form or a heroin addict but after paying the entrance fee to walk around we just ignored him... Its a fascinating place that is like a pentagon shape and is about 4 floors in height and has many back rooms depicting 18-19th France and Culture and artistic type picture's and character's some of which are related to the Slave trade and Slavery... I as a black man find these types of places Highly offensive as they are symbols of Slavery of which the Le Havre as a port was actually created upon the bringing in of all types of goods including african slaves to which that area grew very wealthy and prosperous and became the place that it is today just like basically all of Europe's involvement... There is a stone carved picture of what looks like some Conquistadors type character's with thier swords raised and about to cut the head off a native person which shows the white mans mentality as that is one of the first things you see on the walls as you walk in off the street and is not exactly nice to see that as i am not a beast or a devil unlike so many others so i look at that and learn from my enemies.. After a while of being in there i felt nauseous at thinking about all the white supremacist Evil and attitude it took to build this same ships house museum whose previous owner/s created this place with the proceeds of slavery and the horrid shame of what they had done, so they built this place in Glorification to them and that part of France which has a Particularly Sickening history in thier treatment of african people's especially in Niger where the Human Demon French Officer Voulet slit the throats of men and women and burnt children alive and shelled a village and made the ground turn red makes the jewish holocaust look like a picnic as the World Will Never acknowledge the African Holocaust which was the Worst Evil Ever on the Planet but whites simply Do Not Care so they so i guess all thats left is Karma!... As we were leaving this what turned out to be not a great place for us to visit this nasty human crow man actually asked to look in our bags and i told him No F you.. I wanted to break his face apart but instead i used my Black Power and just walked out as i refuse to get nicked like that for some white trash like him so be careful of this guy if you go there as you may be be WHITE but you will be Pissed too if he asks to look in your bag!.. You white people are just way Top Much at times and your ignorance and stupidity and utter hatred of black peoples just shows Exactly who you are so please i beg you to keep it up so africans can see who you really are and forget all this george floyd nonsense.. We didn't go there to steal unlike what france is and has been doing for Centuries from African Countries and thier Evil and Warped theft of say Mali's Gold Alone is Legendary even amongst all of the white European nations Satanic rampage throughout the Mother Land of Africa, and the Demonic Slaughter of Millions upon millions of victims totalling many jewish holocausts, but again who cares so should i care about the Holocaust at all when jews owned the majority or lots of Slave ships and they Wont want you to know that... Ship Owners house museum will probably only appeal to white people really unless you are an African and didn't mind slavery and just like Kenwood house in Hampstead in London its just another White Power Symbol of a Grotesque kind and is Horrible so my title for Kenwood house is The House That dripped blood just like this ship owners house museum and there are thousands of these places where African people May not be not be aware of the his-story of these places for which we really should Never Enter...

Cool to see from the outside but abandoned from the inside and can use some restoration

Great architecture , lovely sight

Was a bit disappointed. Very simple white building that hasn’t the form of 🌋 but nothing so special

It’s cool architecture and worthy to look at but really hot. Take an umbrella

This is located in the city centre. Created by oscar neymar... Good place to visit at le havre.

Different style of architecture, cooler design..

Nice facility for plays and art

Interesting school like environment. But the food is not made from students! I loved the pasta with ham and truffle. Artisans cakes are fantastic. Service is great. I will visit the restaurant again.

We had a really nice evening. The food is excellent. We actually shared everything like family style and got to try a bit of everything

Such a beautiful place in the middle of the city. The interior of each room gives it all a special atmosphere. Great food and service! A must when visiting the city.

Amazing house as a fantastic backdrop for our best meal in France this week! Tiger beef and chocolate dessert were marvelous. Service was professional and speedy!

What a delightful discovery. We ate lunch in the garden, which was just charming. The sweetbreads were scrumptious and the haddock en cocotte was delicious. Even the carrots were yummy. We would go back here in a heatbeat.

Super cozy place for long dining. It’s a bit pricey but worth the food and experience. If you are with a big group of 10-20 people you can find a nice private corner yet still open and you can still feel the vibe around.

Great atmosphere on a warm summer day in the garden, a beautiful place overall (meticulously renovated old orphanage), and great food (tuna and salmon tatar especially) for the price. Definitely coming back when we’re in Le Havre next

It's ridiculous. How can a library be so beautiful? It's out of this world. It's lovely.

This ultra modern library stands in the sole center of Le Havre. It perfectly fits here, as the whole city is built in modern architecture after a total devastation in WWII. Of course, it's a work of art of the famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. The library is free to visit and has also several interesting art installations around it.

Wonderful experience. The lighting, colors, spaces, and shapes allow for an amazing experience. Also nice to watch the sign language lessons and book readings being given. Definitely worth a visit.

It's so beautiful, clean, calm, and there's everything you wish for !!!

Beautiful library. Very nice people.

Love this place I always get books from there 💙👌

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I came from the cruise ship 🚢. What a great experience, hanging out with the locals. I couldn't find any reviews because this place just reopened, so I'll tell you everything you need to know. It is a community pool, and the entrance fee is only 5 euro. I paid 13 euro so I could access the "Zen" section which includes two saunas, a hamman (steam room), an adult swim area. I tried coming with swimming trunks but they don't allow those. You need speedos or those tight swim wear. okay, I respect that. So I headed down the block to Decathlon and bought the tiniest swimsuit I ever wore for 5 euro. All good, be like the locals. Just another heads up, they don't have towels, so you can bring a small gym towel from the cruise ship and you'll be good. They have free lockers. The gym area upstairs was closed, but it looked really nice. This is not your usual sauna spa experience, it's more of a family pool center with a separate area for adults to escape. Was fun! Outdoor pool was nice because it was a sunny day in October. Indoor pools is a series of waterways and paths of blue that compliment the architecture of the building.

Excellent. Ages 2 to 70+ all enjoyed our trip. Very smart and clean, lots of different areas to suit all. Great value at €5 each. Highly recommend.

Today I visited the place with my underage kids. It looks nice, but as soon as we entered the atmosphere turned off, everyone seemed to stare as if we didn’t belong. The rules felt odd, especially the requirement to wear a special-material swimsuit after only 10mn of my kids swimming which didn’t make sense since my kids were already wearing a Speedo-style swim shorts they use at their swimming club in Tampa(FL). Overall, it’s disappointing; appealing on the surface but the welcome and the attitude left a bad impression. Just a weird and snobish atmosphere. PS: God bless the USA for real this time 🇺🇸

The most comical institution ever!! First you can’t enter most areas without paying extra and then it’s prohibited for children - that’s why you mostly see old people there. Then the fashion police there don’t like you to wear swimwear that is NORMAL in 99% of the world!!! No you have to wear a geriatric nut chafing strap tight to conform to their pathetic rules. Even staff there trying to explain it to us were laughing about it!!! But front desk didn’t even have the maturity and decency to refund the money we paid to NOT be able to swim. What a joke you guys are 🤡 And before you react with your standard blabla, my swimwear that is perfectly hygienic all over the rest of the world is made from 100% polyester!!!

Nice experience in Le Havre. Before going, we read the comments here and some are correct but not all. For example : guys DO need a speedo type swimming slip, shorts are not allowed. Long hair is not a problem. If you buy a day ticket, you can't join the water gym class of the days. Showers have cold and warm water. Take shampoo along. Also hair driers are available. In overall, it's a nice building and a good swimming pool.

Best pool ever, totally change my mind about this type of architecture, good job JN

Place was just renovated for 1 year and we were very excited. It looks nice but many things simply doesn't make any sense. The "cold" water after sauna is not really cold. The "hot" water is not at all. It should be 38-40 degrees which is optimal. The jacuzzi is super cold as well, you can't relax at all in it, you will be cold. Literally the only place you can feel comfortably warm and relaxed (like you want in a wellness) is the sauna, which is good. Great place with great potential, but room for lot of improvements which could be fixed so easily by the management if they listened to their customers 😊

(Translated by Google) Cute little place but unfortunately not with little ones to eat on site the place is more and more degraded fires are everywhere, the tables burnt it's very sad..... (Original) Mignon petit endroit mais malheureusement pas avec des petits pour manger sur place l'endroit est de plus en plus dégradé des feu sont partout ,les tables Brûlé c'est bien triste .....

(Translated by Google) This park is beautiful and very well maintained (Original) Ce parc est magnifique et très bien entretenu

(Translated by Google) Very large park to do on foot or by bike. (Original) Parc très vaste à faire à pied ou à vélo.

(Translated by Google) Rouelle Park is a park where people can live. I recommend this park to have a picnic to have fun to relax to do the activities you want there is no one, no noise there is plenty of space to relax and listen to music or read or do whatever you want. In addition, it is not possible to have public fountains that allow you to drink for free. You can also walk your dog there. It's really a space dedicated to nature which allows you to recharge your batteries (what I find stupid is to see the police driving in the middle of the park) in short, I recommend this park. (Original) Le parc de rouelle est un parc où on y est bon à vivre. Je recommande ce parc pour faire un pique-nique pour s'amuser pour se détendre pour faire les activités que vous souhaitez il n'y a personne, pas de bruit il y a beaucoup d'espace pour se poser et écouter la musique ou lire ou faire ce que vous voulez. De plus c'est pas possible des fontaines publics qui permettent de boire gratuitement. Vous pouvez également y promener votre chien. C'est vraiment un espace dédié à la nature qui permet de se ressourcer ( ce que je trouve bête c'est de voir la police rouler en voiture en plein milieu du parc ) bref je recommande ce parc.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful park. Huge beautiful walk (Original) Tres beau parc .immense belle ballade

(Translated by Google) An absolutely magnificent park (Original) Un parc absolument magnifique

(Translated by Google) The park is very large with beautiful bodies of water and rivers. There are a lot of ducks and geese that will come to you if you have bread. It's very pleasant for walking, running or cycling. There is ample free parking and a water fountain right next to this parking lot. (Original) Le parc est très grand avec de beaux plans d'eau et rivières. Il y a beaucoup de canards et d'oies qui s'approchent de vous si vous avez du pain. C'est très agréables pour se promener, courir ou faire du vélo. Il y a un grand parking gratuit pour se stationner et une fontaine d'eau juste à côté de ce parking.

The hall itself is not the most beautiful of buildings. However the gardens, plaza, statues, and other amazing things around it more than make up for it and are well worth wandering around regardless of the time of year.

The City Hall square is one of the central places worth visiting in Le Havre, and that's just because of the gardens. The Jardins are really beautiful, spread around the square with fountains around, very pleasant to walk through. However, the huge concrete City Hall, reminding on some East Germany railway station totally spoils the impression and therefore I rate it 3 stars

An imposing building of modern design with a water feature in the front of it

The behavior of the secretary was unacceptable! He looked at us with a Style... The Mr. Deputy Mayor a good and kind man as the Building is a work of art

Very beautiful place.. Its full of unique fountains and sculptures..

Very interesting post WW2 architecture.

Wonderful place to stay. Especially during the summer. The beach is lovely. You can visit th3 port, beach (which has many small cafes to the side), as well as an art museum dedicated to impressionism. It is a few hours away from Etretats and Honflour, the fisherman's wharf which are also worth visiting.

One of the few green places in the city center, absolutely beautiful! But small, because everyone is going here to enjoy some greenery. Perfect in the mornings, when no one is around. But otherwise be prepared to find a place to relax in advance!

Beautiful park in the center of the city, it's perfect place to relax. Dogs are allowed. The only issue is that it has plenty of mosquitos.

Stunning parc, very green and well maintained. Full of tree and beautiful river.

Beautiful park. It is pretty small, but i liked it. Pets are allowed

Nice little park in the middle of the city great place to chill

Nice, quiet in the morning. A lot of flowers in spring.

It's a nice place to spend time in the evening, specifically during summer and cherry blossom 🌸.

Lovely market with a lot of local produced products. Very friendly and well present. The food it’s presented in a very tempting way 😃 Bear in mind that many shops they close from 13 to 15hs.

Must visit! Amazing athmosfere!

If I lived near it, I'd be there every day! Wonderful market with great fresh food options to choose from, along with gift baskets from certain vendors. The bakery is awesome!

Amazing selection of fresh and local produce. Very clean and well presented

Lovely market full of various fresh products

Paradise for gourmets. Whether you are looking for amazing products, sophisticated teas, alcohol or any gifts, if you are into sea food or amazing cheeses, this place has everything! And, it's all fresh, packed with sustainable, pretty paper products, and the food is delicious. You can't go wrong here, no matter what you choose.

A wonderful market place in le havre. Genuine local produce and specialist retailers with loads of high quality French food on offer. Also has a small supermarket in the hall for all of those other purchases. Recommended.

Food and services were excellent. We had to dine twice in a row during out 3-day visits. You may need to call and make reservations to be safe, but coming late dinner time, staff were friendly to accept walk-ins. Very busy restaurants clearly for a reason! Would highly recommend.

As a seaman, I've been to thousands of places around the world. But Le Havre Taverne Paillette stays strong in my heart. Excellent food, positive personal, historic building. So, what can I really say more? When my vessel visits beautiful Le Havre port on 6thofJanuary, I rushed the opportunity to be in taverrne. And always try to bring some of my crew there. Our deck cadet tasted oysters for the first time in his life. And the experience was far positive!!! The third officer got mad on snails and crabs. And I personally enjoyed all the food and positive gastronomic reactions of my guys. The price, the bill.........Who really cares about that, when you explode with pleasure. Thank you so much for that one peace of joy in our hard seamen life.

Great restaurant, great food and great people work there. This is absolutely and highly recommended if you are looking for good food and experience. Love the oysters!

We were visiting the city for just one day and wanted to try this restaurant — it looked popular and the seafood dishes caught our eye. When we arrived, the dining room was almost empty, yet we were told that all tables were reserved and they couldn’t seat us. Apparently, reservations have to be made at least a day in advance. Unfortunately, that meant no dinner and a spoiled evening. Disappointing experience, especially for out-of-town visitors. It would be nice if the staff showed a bit more flexibility in cases like this.

Excellent Restaurant🥰 Great food，excellent service Highly recommend

I had a wonderful dining experience at Taverne Paillette! The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it perfect for any occasion. The food was exceptional—especially the crème brûlée, which was flavorful and beautifully presented. What truly impressed me was the service. Our server, was attentive and friendly, ensuring we had everything we needed. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for its delicious food, great ambiance, and outstanding service! Can't wait to return!

I reserved here based on reviews here at Google maps but also from Internet blogs (in French). And it was worth it! The restaurant seems big but tables for 2 persons are spread out over the (covered) terrace. Inside is room for groups, so there's not an awful lot of noise from these. We sat next to the window, nice view on the street. We took a menu with as starter oysters for my wife and escargots bourguignonne (snails) for me. Copious portions! For main course my wife had fish, I took an Alsatian plate - you can't be hungry after this. Very good! Crème brûlé as dessert to fill up some tiny gaps... This was a very nice experience!

Le Grignot in Le Havre offers an exceptional seafood dining experience. The wine selection is delicious, and the staff provide excellent recommendations to complement your meal. The plat fish is particularly noteworthy, boasting an amazing taste that highlights the restaurant's culinary expertise. Highly recommended for seafood lovers seeking a memorable meal.

I had a bad experience at Le Grignot restaurant during my recent trip to Le Harve. Although the restaurant is quite famous and crowded, my experience was very bad. The service staff is not friendly, even though the price is not cheap. We were constantly asked "are you finished eating?" when they saw us stop eating and talking. it's worth mentioning that we were the only ones asked, maybe we were racially discriminated against because we were the only two Asians at the restaurant at that time. The other French/French speaking tables were not rushed at all and were very comfortable talking while eating. We were asked 3 times, each time 5 minutes apart by the service staff with a rather unpleasant attitude. And in the end we had to finish the meal very quickly because we were so uncomfortable with the staff's dismissive attitude. This was my worst experience in France and I will never come back here.

I had a « magret de canard » perfectly cooked with a glass of red wine « Saint Estephe » It was absolutely gorgeous ! You are quickly served, the waiter is perfect and welcoming nicely.

We stopped in for lunch and sat outside in the terrace, we had the escargot and cheese platter both were OK we also had complimentary bread which was nice and a glass of wine each which was nothing spectacular for €7 a glass. The service was not great the person serving seemed quite rude and standoffish, not sure if this is because we were British tourists, there is also only one toilet which is in the main restaurant. Wouldn't go back here and would not recommend it to anyone.

Nice restaurant that allowed us to spend a nice evening, very nice entrée as well as the rest of the dinner. Service was not great, there was some confusion and delays in ordering and serving.

Comfortable place, atmosphere and decor. The steak and hake were alright, wasn't sure about the rice, seafood appetizer was lovely. Slow service in a busy restaurant, a bit short-staffed perhaps. All the tables around us were all eagerly waiting to speak with someone.

From the outside the restaurant looks impressive, but once inside and the meal arrives, you quickly realize you are in a fast food joint. The service is ‘quick in and out’.The food, well, I had the ‘bass with bean’ and my wife had the carbonara. If you like your green beans tasteless and mushy, then you have found heaven. The carbonara was drowning in sauce with mounds of salty bacon. It was supposed to have walnuts, but I feel not even CPR would bring these walnuts back from the depths of the sauce. That being said, the bottle of Sancerre was delicious! I would maintain a wide berth from this restaurant.

Free access, free parking (limited) but verry bussy. Stone and not sand beach. Water is slightly cold .

A Really attractive beach : the water was chilly mid August but the weather was sunny so everything was well balanced. It’s not a sand beach though there are pebbles and rocks so I highly recommend coming with crocs or beach shoes otherwise your feet will hurt. When the beach is low tide you can enjoy a clean sandy beach. In August it is very crowded though. Right behind the beach there are some arcade games and carousel rides for the kids as well as ice cream and snack trucks.

As a tourist visiting Le Havre, I found the city to be a fascinating blend of history and modernism, marked by its unique architecture and striking seaside setting. The UNESCO World Heritage recognition of its city center is well-deserved; the post-war architecture by Auguste Perret is both innovative and imposing, giving the city a distinct character unlike any other in France. Strolling along the expansive pebble beaches and the promenade was a delightful experience, offering beautiful views of the English Channel. The Musée d'art moderne André Malraux (MuMa) was a highlight, showcasing an impressive collection of impressionist artworks that rival those in Paris. The Saint-Joseph Church, with its towering silhouette and mesmerizing stained glass, was breathtaking, providing not only a spiritual refuge but also a testament to innovative post-war reconstruction. Dining in Le Havre was a pleasure, with the local cuisine heavily featuring delicious seafood options, fresh from the nearby waters. Overall, Le Havre offers a unique and enriching experience for visitors seeking a combination of cultural history, architectural innovation, and scenic beauty.

This beach has evolved nicely over the years, there seems to be something new to see / experience every year. It's so close to the town centre, there are many cafe's, restaurants and bars in the vicinity. Along the strip there are many eateries, all catering typically French meals or desserts at a reasonably price. There are play areas, a open air pool, skate park and small amusements to entertain the kids. For the most part, it is a pebble beach, however there is a small sandy section toward the end of the strip. The beach comes alive during the summer, atmosphere is vibrant in the evening. Recommended to visit if passing through Me Havre.

The beaches of Le Havre stretch along the city's western part, right by the center. There's a huge free parking lot along it. I found it a very pleasant place to walk, have a drink and take some photos, but I doubt I'd swim there even in peak summer season. The beach is of huge pebbles, difficult to walk on, I saw no sand by the sea.

Very beautiful sea shore! Place du Havre is a rocky beach that is connected to the Port. It is a very beautiful place, and the locals and tourists take advantage of the beach!

Beautiful. We stayed just outside Le Havre, using it as a base to travel around Western Normandy (Etretat, Mont Saint Michel, etc.). We decided to have a look at what the Le Havre beach had to offer and were extremely and pleasantly surprised. Part of the width of the beach is rocky, which gives it a beautiful look, but once passing the rocks there is a massive sandy area and a seemingly calm ocean. A really nice spot to end the day and watch the sunset.

Love the history of the building, finding a new life as a shopping mall. Enjoyed the selection of stores, cafes, and just sitting by the water fountain watching the kids fascinated by the coins in the fountain.

Comparing with other malls, this is acceptable. With Lidl inside, it’s a big plus. Everyday is busy. Lots of people buying good deals with Lidl. Another plus is Wok Grill, 16.90€ per person lunch buffet. Fresh crabs, shrimps is enough for me. Recommended.

It's the idea of converting the old abandoned warehouse building along the docks to a modern glamorous mall is really astonishing. It's not that huge but big enough to host a variety of international brands and eateries and also a movie - Pathe. All in all a good place to spend a few hours and buy the essentials. A big Primark and Lidl supermarket are present.

Great places to do some quick shopping. Primark, H&M, Footlocker and select Sandwich Bars available inside the Mall. 👌🏾👌🏾

Very beautiful, historical building/warehouse that has been turned into a shopping center. There are many clothing retailers, places for food and coffee, and a place for the kids to play while mom gets to shop!

The design of the mall is very good. Many good shops in the mall, including many clothing stores and Lidl (supermarket). The service is not bad as well.

Loved this place , wish we had one like it in Australia . Fab brands and eateries

A cute museum for a rainy day. Good option for families with little kids. All in French but they give you a booklet with the English version.

While staffed with very kind and helpful personnel, and in possession of interesting holdings, this is a very small museum. So tiny, in fact, that, as I understand it, instead of reserving part of their premises for their fixed collection and setting aside another for temporary exhibits, the museum only works on rotating temporary exhibits (personally, I think their two-story circular room could've been reserved for a small permanent exhibit). When planning your visit, it's therefore important to check what's currently on display, so that you don't get disappointed by a lack of that which you came there for (as we were). Moreover, the museum doesn't seem to strictly restrict itself of items of natural historical interest, encompassing, for example, many more historical documents and paintings as well as ethnographic artefacts then biological, geological or palaeontological specimens in their Australian exhibit - which was what turned out to be on display when we visited. This is a pity, as while we were expecting a museum of natural history (in which the region, moreover, is so rich), we actually ended up visiting a historical museum that not only described the (history of the) description of Australia's plant and animal life, but also the discovery of Australia itself. The only redeeming part of the exhibit, as far as our four-year-old son was concerned, was a single room which contained some basic educational activities for children - such as fishing fish from the sea in a model boat, pinpointing places on a world map, and completing the outline of Australia. All in all, we did spend some time here, but I think neither me nor my son were too enthusiastic about the experience - and this while from the website it seems the museum has a lot more to offer than we got to experience.

Good for a 20-30 min visit.

Cool to see local museum. Visit will be quick and 5€ is a good price. All description is in French so use the translate app to read it. I wish the wifi was free to use to make the app worth using but that was not the case. Plan ahead if you think the French descriptions are a deal breaker.

Kind of small museum but there are sometimes some exhibitions like the one we saw which were about bees and those are more engaging. Unfortunately, the museum is only in french( somebody commented that there might be some booklets in english but we didn’t know/think to ask for them). It might help to add english next to the photos. Either way, this museum is especially entertaining for children because it offers many engaging and learning activities for them.

I just visited this Museum. There is good collection of Fossils, Meteorites and some instinct insects. There are monitors to enjoy things visually and the people are so friendly and helpful.

Alright for price. Not very big but we enjoyed it.

Absolutely superb ice cream, cleaely uses fresh ingredients and made in small batches. Incredible flavours, and amazing price given how brilliant the ice cream was. Highly recommend.

We tried the stratiatella, pistachio, frais and chocolat and they were best icecream ever, super fresh and not overly sweet

(Translated by Google) Very good value for money for this ice cream, distributed from a motorized tricycle (which no longer runs under its own power, it's a trailer). The flavors are well-balanced and the texture is creamy. I recommend it. (Original) Très bon rapport qualité prix pour ces glaces distribuées depuis un tricycle à moteur (qui ne roule plus par ces propres moyens c'est une remorque) Les saveurs sont bien équilibrées et la texture est onctueuse. Je recommande

(Translated by Google) My first time going there, my uncle recommended it to me and I am not disappointed at all, Top service, even though she is alone, she keeps smiling. The ice cream is exquisite, the strawberry and vanilla flavors go well together (Original) Ma première fois d’y aller, mon oncle me l’a conseillée et je ne suis pas du tout déçue, Service au top, malgré qu’elle soit toute seule, elle garde le sourire. La glace est exquise le parfum fraise vanille se marient bien

(Translated by Google) The best ice creams in Le Havre, go see for yourself, a real delight. I bought my pots of ice cream from them, it's so delicious 😋 you wouldn't be disappointed really. (Original) Les meilleures glaces du havre allez voir par vous même un vrai délice moi j acheté mes pots de glaces chez eux tellement que c'est un vrai délice 😋 vous serait pas déçu vraiment

(Translated by Google) One of the best ice creams I've ever tasted. The welcome was very friendly, even though it was the only place I've been in with a long line. I highly recommend it. Value for money 10/10 Welcome 10/10 (Original) Une des meilleurs glace que j’ai pu goûter jusqu’à présent, l’accueil très souriante malgré le fait qu’elle était seule avec pas mal de queue je recommande mille fois. Qualité prix 10/10 Accueil 10/10

(Translated by Google) Best ice cream I've ever had in Le Havre. The truck on the beach is top notch. The young man who looked after us every day during our vacation was great and very friendly. Nothing to complain about. I'll definitely be back on my next vacation. ♥️ (Original) Meilleures glaces que j’ai pu gouter au havre. Le camion situé sur la plage est au top du top. Le jeune homme qui s’est occupé de nous tous les jours pendant nos vacances est super et tres simpa. Rien a dire. Je reviendrais evidemment a mes prochaines vacances. ♥️

I m not sure you can even call this a pizza...

(Translated by Google) We have already ordered a few raclette pizzas, not exceptional but OK. Yesterday we wanted to order a burger... Which tasted like tuna. Inedible, we had to throw it away. (Original) Nous avons déjà commandé quelques pizzas raclettes, pas exceptionnelles mais ça passe. Hier nous avons voulu commander une burger... Qui avait un goût de thon. Immangeable, nous avons dû la jeter.

(Translated by Google) Tasteless pizza, without taste or flavor. In addition, I was on a business trip and needed a receipt/invoice, but the machine did not give me one. I called the phone number on the machine to request an invoice but no one answered, so I politely left a message to request an invoice and I never heard back. Avoid, shameful because of no customer respect (Original) Pizza insipide, sans goût ni saveur. De plus, j étais en déplacement professionnel et j avais besoin d un reçu/ facture, mais la machine ne m en a pas délivré. J ai appelé le numéro de téléphone figurant sur la machine pour demander une facture mais personne n a décroché, j ai donc laissé un message poliment pour demander une facture et je n ai jamais eu de retour. A fuir, honteux car aucun respect client

(Translated by Google) A horror! Avoid it at all costs. To start with, you only have one pizza to choose from, and they force you to have the so-called Xavier... The meat is completely dry, even a dog wouldn't want it! The pizza is practically cold! The ingredients are disgusting! €15 for nothing, just to end up in the trash! In short, it's inedible, avoid it completely! Horrible! (Original) Une horreur ! À fuir absolument pour commencer une seule pizza au choix on vous impose la Xavier soi-disant... Viande tout sec même un chien en voudrait pas! pizza quasiment froide ! Ingrédients dégueulasse ! 15 € dans le vent pour finir à la poubelle !enfin bref immangeable à fuir totalement ! horrible

(Translated by Google) Very good pizzas, honestly nothing to say. (Original) Tres bonne pizzas franchement rien a dire

(Translated by Google) It's full of shit, don't take it. The dough is thick and like rubber. I added a photo to prove it!!! (Original) Говно повне, не беріть. Тісто товсте і як резина. Фото, добавив тому підтвердження!!!

(Translated by Google) The 24-hour pizza machine is a great way to help out at night. Of course, it won't be your typical artisanal pizza, but it's good quality, the dough is good, and the quantity is just right. It fulfills its role as a 24-hour machine perfectly. (Original) Machine à Pizza ouverte 24h/24 ça dépanne super bien la nuit. Bien sur ce sera pas votre pizza artisanale de maître mais c'est d'une de bonne qualité, la pâte est bonne et la quantité est correcte. Ça remplis son rôle de machine 24h24 parfaitement.

Nice old little harbour with cute french fish restaurants. Check your tripadvisor first though... Some are great but some are horrible eg: la cabane du pêcheur 🤢

Among the most beautiful ports of the region, surrounded by French-dining experience, stone pavements and slate-covered buildings.

Charming ancient place

This is a city from Sec XI which remains in the 11th century in terms of acessibility. It was really good if the responsible for the town mantenaince/repair to think about the people with reduced mobility because they can't visit or even get close to the city streets, so difficult, even hard it is even with all the help of my friends. Don't come close... Disappointed !!!! So disappointed.... AVOID if you use a wheelchair! AVOID if you use a scooter! REDUCED MOBILITY AVOID!!!!

Postcard beautiful, lots of restaurants. Great place for painting and photography.

charming!

Nice

More of an experience than a museum, but definitely an interesting experience. Wear the receiver around your neck, plug in your earbuds, and stop moving whenever you hear music or words. Each room, sometimes multiple locations in the room, or even objects in the room will trigger a Satie commentary, an appropriate Satie musical clip, or both. It is by turns serious, whimsical, surreal, or macabre. I learned that Satie did waltzes, marches, and operas as well as the more familiar and contemplative pieces. Mostly, though, I was just entertained.

This museum is a very interesting and artistic mix between modern art, contemporary art, original historic pieces (like documents, letters and objects), music and only lastly: information. It is like walking through a scrapbook of the thoughts and works of the composer. Artists did a good job capturing the personality of the eccentric, maverick and influential artist Erik Satie in the museum's strange visuals, its off-beat presentation and historical facts and artifacts in a very unconventional way. The visitor is shown and told (partly using a clever audio guide system that activates when pointing at something) fragments of the lifetime of the composer while walking through a surreal set of chambers, each filled with all sorts of art, original pieces and of course: Satie's music. Some highlights are: a peculiar collection of umbrellas and unopened letters, a room with a host of original manuscripts and artifacts (presented on thin sticks in the middle of a room), a strange merry-go-round contraption that visitors need to physically activate themselves to "encircle the music") and a player piano that plays Satie's three Gnossienes in a minimalistic empty room. This having been a 'regular' museum would not have done the composer justice, and the artists who created this Maisons Satie museum did an excellent job. It would do the visitor a world of good though, to first look up some information on the life and works of Erik Satie to fully understand the atmosphere of this place, as 'explanation' does not seem to have been the main purpose.

Lovely kindof exposition, far more diverse than only musical. A real arty surprise!

Very different museum. The entrance door is very stiff and you need to push down very hard on the handle to get in , tbh we were at the point of giving up when someone opened the door from the inside. We booked a bus called Bee le harve which took us from Le Harve to Honfluer for 19 Euros return, an excellent service and so much cheaper than MSC cruise prices. Some of the automation was not working so we were offered a half price entry. Honfluer is the most beautiful town we have ever visited in France. Wonderful medieval building as is this museum. Many shops museums etc close for lunch 12-2 ish

Weird and wacky world od Erik Satie - well worth a visit if you like off the wall things.

Interactive exhibition design brings incredibly fun, yet not convincing in elaborating the theme, connection between music and emotions. Nevertheless, it's Satie, it's music, it's beautiful.

Maisons Satie was a great place. Enchanting, and a little absurd, we felt like we experienced the world of Satie in his own home in Hanfleur. My only remark would be that there is no introduction to Satie and his musical background, my friend did not know him and I had to explain the musical time, his ideas (musique d'ameublement) and who were his "successors" what were figured in the museum (le groupe des six). I don't think I learnt many things either which was a shame. All in all: a great experience, but not really a museum per say!

An old abbey very close to the city. It was dedicated to vegetable growing and has a little museum inside, which also takes you to how people were depicting those throughout the years. A little chapel and a cemetery is naturally preserved in a very good way. Get ready to climb some steps unless you are coming by car.

If you like medieval buildings, go visit this abbey and its garden. They also offer guided group visits a couple times a week, but will be in french. It is located in a hillside, I took my car to drive there. You can use the havre museum pass if you bought one.

Beautiful old world architecture! Lovely cemetery on the grounds!

Back to the Middle Ages, really nice experience.

A really good place. It’s beautiful.

Great abbaye and wonderful docents. Lots of history and amazing stories.

Great gardens and buildings, excellent spot for a picnic.

Large modern stadium, spacious feel. Great accessibility

Very efficient however they take your portable chargers and give you a ticket for pickup after the game. Also, the toilets run out of paper and the attendants refuse to make a call to refill.

Very nice stadium. Came to watch a World cup game. Stadium has a great layout, and there are no bad seats.

Beautiful stadium with crazy men

Great new stadium, a definite update to the old stadium.

What a great place to catch a game! We were in the second deck but there did not seem to be a bad seat in the house. So nice to see a game in a stadium designed for soccer/futbol. We attended the USA vs Sweden Womens World Cup game and found the stadium easy to navigate, and the staff working helpful and pleasant. Seats were comfortable, bathrooms clean and working. They seemed to run out of food early so we did not get to sample the fare, though it looked to be pretty standard- fries, popcorn, burgers and hot dogs. We did not go for the food, so were not disappointed. Nice modern stadium.

Watched the women's world cup 2019 first 3 games at Stade Océane. The seats where good and the stadium overall was great. Lot of volunteers and staff around to help. Concessions were also good. No complaints.

The cruise terminal was sad looking and desperately in need to updating. The surrounding area is being developed though, so should see improvements in the future. It’s 20 minutes walk to the city and very easy to get to if you follow Google maps or Waze.

Badly organized, and chaotic, primarily because of problems with security and construction. Cruise ship passengers forced to exit busses outside port and drag bags over cobblestones for over 40 minutes. Elderly and handicappedal had much difficulty. Sun and heat an added problem. Long delay inside baggage/emigration shed. Improvement needed.

Nothing to see at the port. You have to take a shuttle to the city center for $20/person. We opted to walk 25 minutes to see the Cathedral and Catene de Containers art by the port

Had the worst experience of boarding the NCL cruise ship. It was a complete disarray and NCL crew had no clue why guests were asked to go from one building to another pulling the suitcases in snow and cold weather to checkin and board. Passengers were subjected to hardship with no regard to seniors and children.

It's under construction and sh I uld look great when completed in 2026

It's very basic but coming or leaving into the port gives you great views. It's a modern city with some lovely parks.

A bit industrial, 20min walk to the town.

Swift entry to ship, clear signage, all good.

Industrial port with nice touch of post war modernism, new art and good food. Convenient to see the close by cities like Honfleur or Etretat.

In Le harve(France) a good Msc Terminal. But today we have faced a strong squall and the ship was alongside when cargo was completed.we have prayed and we have no other choice because of out of break water very strong wind and wind speed approx 50kn.

No public transport at all now. Neither to nor from the ferry terminal from anywhere. The Brittany Ferries website talks about the C4 service to the railway station from the St François stop “near the terminal”. The word “near” is being used in a sense with which I was hitherto unaccustomed as the bus stop is more than half a mile away along poor pavements - and much of the way to the railway station (although in a different direction). Shockingly bad interface.

Nice city for city-break

Cool 👍

Volunteers and workers alike who are knowledgeable about the port of Le Havre. Worth taking a tour whether there are the center or in the city.

Impressive water fountains all around, well maintained gardens.

Wrong address

(Translated by Google) Interesting place, worth seeing. (Original) Интересное место, стоит просмотра.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful garden with several fountains, benches, and statues. Very well maintained and cared for. (Original) Prachtige tuin met meerdere fontijnen en zitbanken en beelden . Heel mooi verzorgd en onderhouden.

(Translated by Google) The gardens of the town hall or ze place to see for a little relaxing break to admire the landscape. Tram stop right between the town hall and the garden. It's nice with all the monuments and the water jets of the fountain, refreshing. (Original) Les jardins de l'hôtel de ville ou ze place to see pour une petite pause détente en admiration du paysage. Arrêt de tram juste entre l'hôtel de ville et le jardin.c'est agréable avec tous les monuments et les jets d'eau de la fontaine, rafraîchissant.

(Translated by Google) Well-maintained garden highlighting the mineral square and the architecture of the town hall. (Original) Jardin bien entretenu mettant en valeur la place minérale et l'architecture de l'hôtel de ville.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square. (Original) Linda praça.

My wife and I had a great 2 night stay at the Pasino hotel complex for our 3rd wedding anniversary. The staff were excellent and made our stay feel special. Thank you for your kind considerations.

Alessio Risso, the director of the hotel, was very professional, and although we made the mistake of booking 3 nights, even though we meant to stay for one, he graciously refunded our Expedia reservation.

It’s a very value for money place. They have everything inside from food to gym to spa & treatment. The location is also very good, just in front of the bridge of la havre which looks like extremely beautiful and specially during night (if you have window facing the bridge). The brasserie also is good, with a nice view to the bridge. And having casino at this price is also good. It’s not very far from the gare also (15 min by walk). Tram connects well to la plage also (tram stop just 5 mins walk from hotel). The staff were also friendly. The only improvement feedback is that they should focus on customer intimacy and services.. It’s really clean in general but it’s not a extremely new property so you can see the difference.

A really nice hotel. Very friendly personel. Room was very comfortable. Only con was the lights from outside who shine on the building during the night. If you wake up, you think for a second that is daylight. Curtains are blackout curtains. This place has a casino, buffet breakfast, bistro, spa, pool and private parking. If the parking is full, you can park at the spots on the street, which is free between 17:00 and 09:00, and Sundays. The front side of the hotel views the water and bridge. The breakfast contains fresh juices, pancakes, different kinds of bread, fruit, yoghurt, coffee/tea. In my opinion, it is not a place for kids.

Location was off-centre, but perfect for out client visit. Nice neighbourhood with plenty of restaurants and cafés (unfortunately most weer closed on a monday night). The rooms were clean, specious, and I had a nice view on part of the city. Breakfast was limited in choice, but good in quality (€17). I did not use any of the (nice-looking) facilities, which include spa, gym, bar, bistro, and casino.

The room is very nice, the view of the canal is very pretty. The only problem we had was the shower head was leaking from the side which was a little annoying. The "AC" was a classic European "AC" the window does open so that was a life safer. But still hot

I spent a nice time there, the spa especially was really nice. But in the breakfast room, there were birds eating part of the pastries that were given to customers after. I have seen it multiple times on 3 different days. Seems dirty and dangerous.

Visit only possible with reservation.

It's a small garden with a circular alley.And a little pond with koi carps.

Handy for restaurant and ferry

Beautiful display

Relaxing

Cool

Interested in Monet

It’s really nice. Great sculpture and artistic monuments. It’s hot and not much shade. Bring an umbrella

This solemn monument stands in the middle of Charlles de Gaulle square in the very center of Le Havre. It commemorates all French victims of both world wars. On one side of the monument is the striking Niemeyer's modern library, while on the other's the canal.

The monument built for the dead who fought for the France during wars

Stick around for the water jet display

Beautiful statue. I would like to know if the people on the statue depic real life people?

Memorial for WWI and II

Nice place to visit

Fantastic exhibition about slavery. Excellent exhibits.

I learned a lot about old ships from this museum

Nice experience.

(Translated by Google) The “Little Sails” exhibition is interesting and to fully enjoy it I highly recommend the guided tour. Unfortunately, some explanatory panels are poorly visible, too far from the potential reader, written in characters that are too small and too fine. (Original) L'exposition "Les petites voiles" est intéressante et pour en profiter pleinement je recommande vivement la visite guidée. Hélas, certains panneaux explicatifs sont mal visibles, trop loin du lecteur potentiel, écrits en caractères trop petits et trop fins.

(Translated by Google) Visit this Le Havre corsair's house! (17th and then 18th centuries) Small museum I learned a lot about the ships in the king's fleet under Louis XIV and their construction. One small drawback: the lighting isn't great (like the Mamu). Nice little shop (Original) Visitez cette maison de corsaire havrais ! (17e puis 18e siècle) Petit musée J’ai appris pleins de choses sur les bateaux de la flotte du roi sous Louis XIV et leur construction. Petit bémol, les éclairages ne sont pas terribles (commele Mamu). Petite boutique sympa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building, interesting even if I am not a ship enthusiast. Access is difficult due to the construction work all around. (Original) Bel Immeuble, intéressant même si je ne suis pas une passionné des navires. Accès difficile du fait des travaux tout autour.

(Translated by Google) A great discovery, we came with a 7-year-old child: the museum is designed for them with a room where there are drawers containing games at their height. To do as a family! (Original) Superbe découverte, nous sommes venus avec un enfant de 7 ans : le musée est pensé pour eux avec une salle où se trouvent à leur hauteur des tiroirs contenant des jeux. À faire en famille !

Cool place. Can watch birds and people here.

A both cool and 'insolitus' example of contemporary art, made of repurposed truck containers. The the ingenious art installation "Catène de containers" on the city's beachfront promenade consisted of several sets of truck containers welded together in the shape of an arch. From a distance, the 2017 creation of French architect Vincet Ganvine resembles a Lego block construction, but up close they made an original background for your photos.

Great place to walk around. Cafes and plenty of art

Cool Sculpture. Made out of storage containers. Right between the port and town.

It's art in france, no one ever has any idea what its about but it kinda looks funky, just imagine putting all that money into the homeless and poor

Incredible art installation! Mist visit if you are in the area 🙂 I've never see something like it and in the era of worldwide shipping is a great piece of art!!!!

Cool looking container made art. Great for photos with your cruise ship.

Nice place for all private events (parties, birthday...)

(Translated by Google) I go there regularly; the place is clean and spacious. Better overall view since the toddler area was moved, easier when watching several children 😉 The price for the snack menu is very affordable, a slight disappointment our Nutella crepes were heated in the microwave 😞. Very friendly staff. (Original) Lieu où je viens régulièrement , l'endroit est propre et spacieux. Meilleurs vue d ensemble depuis que la structure pour les touts petits à été déplacer, plus facile quand on surveille plusieurs enfants 😉 le prix pour la formule goûter est très abordable, petite déception nos crêpes Nutella réchauffées au micro ondes 😞 . Personnel très gentille.

(Translated by Google) We tried the family version of the Tomb of Amekhasis escape game. Feedback: "It was so good." Even the adults, who are used to escape games, really enjoyed it and discovered new mechanisms. Not to mention the really lovely staff!!! We highly recommend it! (Original) Nous avons testé l'escape game Le tombeau d'Amekhasis version famille. Retour : "c'était trop bien". Même les adultes, habitués des escape game ont beaucoup aimé et découvert de nouveaux mécanismes. Sans compter un personnel vraiment adorable !!! On recommande +++ !

(Translated by Google) A look back at the escape game in Egypt. We did it as a family, our kids loved it, and we had a great time. The escape game was well-designed for kids to have fun and for experienced adults to enjoy. The (passionate) staff is lovely and attentive. I highly recommend it. (Original) Retour sur l'escape game sur l'Égypte. Nous l'avons fait en famille, nos enfants ont adoré et nous avons passé un excellent moment. Escape game bien conçu pour que les enfants s'amusent et que les adultes expérimentés y trouvent leur compte. Le personnel (passionné) est adorable et aux petits soins. Je recommande chaudement.

(Translated by Google) We celebrated our daughter's 20th birthday. It was a wonderful evening with excellent service: mood lighting and decorations to match the chosen theme, a projector, and a computer connection for playing music. The buffet was varied and plentiful. Lucile, who took care of everything, was efficient and kind. She handled everything perfectly. Thank you again for making it such a success. Everyone was delighted. We'd love to do it again. (Original) Nous avons fêter les 20 ans de notre fille. Ce fût une superbe soirée avec de belles prestations: lumières d'ambiance et décorations sur le thème choisi, rétro projecteur, branchement pour un ordinateur afin de passer de la musique. Le buffet était divers et copieux. Lucile qui s'occupait de tout était efficace et gentille. Elle s'occupait de tout. Merci encore pour cette réussite. Tout le monde était satisfait. A refaire.

(Translated by Google) This review concerns the playground. We have been coming for several years. The games that were deteriorating have been renovated and expanded with a "ninja zone" area. The spaces were clean. Regarding the "ninja zone", unfortunately it is already damaged (two half bouncy balls are missing at the end of the course). I think that some customers are not being civil and do not respect the work done. My children had fun there and let off steam. The snack offer for €3 is interesting. However, the entrance fee remains a little too expensive compared to the playgrounds in the city. The welcome is pleasant. And everything is well maintained. I encourage you to keep the place clean and the structures in good condition. (Original) Cet avis concerne l'air de jeux. Nous venons depuis plusieurs années. Les jeux qui se degradaient ont été rénové et agrandit par un espace "ninja zone". Les espaces étaient propres. Concernant la "ninja zone", malheureusement celle-ci est déjà abîmé ( il manque deux demis balles rebondissantes à la fin du parcours). Je pense que certains clients ne font pas preuve de civisme et ne respecte pas le travail fait. Mes enfants s'y sont amusés et bien défoulé. L'offre de goûter à 3€ est intéressante. L'entrée reste cependant un peu trop cher comparée aux plaines de jeux de l'agglomération. L'accueil est agréable. Et l'ensemble bien entretenu. Je vous encourage à maintenir les lieux propres et les structures en bon état.

(Translated by Google) I can only congratulate you first of all, because you were always there, always responsive, to answer all my questions. And there were plenty... Thank you to the entire Art Sport Café team. The buffet was sensational. Thank you to the entire team who were there that evening. And the music. A playlist everyone would dream of having. Thank you so much, Antoine, you were sensational. I can't wait for my next event, which I will definitely organize at your place. See you soon. Caroline (Original) Je ne peux que vous féliciter tout d’abord, vous parce que vous avez toujours été là, toujours réactive, pour répondre à toutes mes questions, Et il y en avait… Merci à toute l’équipe du Art sport café Le buffet était sensationnel, Merci à toute l’équipe à qui était présente ce soir la et la musique Une Playlist que tout le monde rêverait d’avoir 1000 merci Antoine, vous avez été sensationnel Vivement mon prochain évènement, que je ne manquerai pas d’organiser chez vous. À très bientôt Caroline

Lots and lots of stairs, and a very strange atmosphere.

(Translated by Google) Place to visit but be careful 500 steps very steep advice for good legs (Original) Lieu à visiter mais attention 500marches très raide avis au bonnes jambes

(Translated by Google) Hello everyone, very good place and museum, I recommend everyone to come and see this nice place, with family alone or with your friends, take a trip here, superb view for this relaxed mediation etc. good discovery (Original) Bonjour à tous très bon endroit et museum je recommande à tous de venir voir cette endroit sympathique, en famille seul ou avec vos amis faite une alte ici superbe vue pour ce relaxé médiation etc bonne découverte

(Translated by Google) We really enjoyed this walk. (Original) Nous avons beaucoup aimé cette balade.

(Translated by Google) The 500 steps remind you that the place is worth it... (Original) Les 500 marches vous rappellent que le lieu se mérite ...

(Translated by Google) After the surprise of discovering these reinforced concrete boat wrecks, take the time to discover this magnificent beach at the edge of the cliffs.... with sand at low tide..... (Original) Passé la surprise de découvrir ces épaves de bateaux en béton armé, prenez le temps de découvrir cette magnifique plage au bord des falaises.... avec du sable à marée basse.....

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful natural site, to visit for the history of the place. (Original) Très beau site naturel, à visiter pour l'histoire des lieu.

(Translated by Google) Not much to see, a small brick tower built in 1911 with a bell which in the past called for hiring... now surrounded by concrete buildings and cannot be visited, it no longer rings and is nothing more than a geographical marker of the Eure district and classified in the heritage inventory... (Original) Pas grand chose à voir, une petite tour en briques construit en 1911avec une cloche qui dans le temps appelait a l'embauche ... maintenant entouré de bâtiment béton et non visitable elle ne sonne plus et n'est plus qu'un repère géographique du quartier de l'Eure et classé a l'inventaire du patrimoine ...

(Translated by Google) Very symbolic place of a bygone era.....the site is unfortunately inaccessible, (Original) Lieu très symbolique d'une époque révolu .....le site est malheureusement inaccessible,

(Translated by Google) I can see it from my balcony in the evening when it's lit up it's very pretty and this construction is nice I've been wanting to paint it from my balcony for a long time great place in a quiet and pleasant area we're waiting for a few more shops 😉 (Original) Je l à voit de mon balcon le soir lorsque c est éclairé c est très jolie et cette construction est sympa cela fait longtemps que j ai envie de la peindre de mon balcon chouette endroit dans un quartier calme et plaisant on attend un peu plus de boutiques😉

(Translated by Google) For tourists, it is not a place to visit (you cannot enter this building) but rather a building which is part of the landscape, of Le Havre's heritage. (Original) Pour les touristes, ce n'est pas un lieu visitable( on ne peut pas entrer dans ce bâtiment) mais plutôt un édifice qui fait partie du paysage, du patrimoine havrais.

(Translated by Google) Nothing accessible! What a pity (Original) Rien d'accessible ! Quel dommage

(Translated by Google) If you want to buy a boat Hangar 43 (Original) Si vous souhaitez acheter un bateau Hangar 43

(Translated by Google) The bell is beautiful, too bad to have concreted behind it... (Original) La cloche est belle, dommage d'avoir bétonné derrière...

(Translated by Google) When you go up towards Sainte-Adresse, your eye is drawn to a pretty and imposing Spanish-inspired facade, a castle!!!! No, it's not a castle, it's a concierge-library built at the end of the 19th century, whose castle construction project, planned above, was abandoned. After a tormented life, left abandoned, squatting... it is today, made up of private apartments, and therefore not visitable. (Original) Lorsqu'on monte vers Sainte-Adresse,on a l'œil attiré par une jolie et imposante façade d'inspiration espagnole,un château !!!! Non ce n'est pas un chateau,c'est une conciergerie-bibliothèque construite fin 19ème siècle,dont le projet de construction du château,prévu plus haut,fut abandonné. Après une vie tourmentée,laissé à l'abandon,squatt...il est aujourd'hui,composé d'appartement privés, et donc non visitable.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful castle, seems to have been shelled in war, was restored in 1996. Belongs to the protected heritage of Le Havre. (Original) Prachtig kasteel , lijkt beschoten zijn geweest in oorlog , is gerestaureerd in 1996. Behoort tot het beschermd erfgoed van Le Havre.

(Translated by Google) Small part of what the “Château des Gadelles” must have been. This house only corresponds to the concierge-library, built in collaboration with the Norman architect Henri Toutain and Gustave Eiffel to whom we owe the metal structures of the roof. A small building at the west entrance was destroyed; as for the rest of the project, it could not be carried out. No visit... Maybe during Heritage Days? (Original) Petite partie de ce que devait être le « château des Gadelles ». Cette maison ne correspond qu’à la conciergerie-bibliothèque, construite en collaboration avec l’architecte normand Henri Toutain et Gustave Eiffel à qui l’on doit les structures métalliques de la couverture. Une petite construction à l’entrée ouest a été détruite ; quant au reste du projet, il n’a pu être réalisé. Pas de visite... Peut-être lors des Journées du Patrimoine ?

(Translated by Google) A beautiful view (Original) Un beau coup d'œil

(Translated by Google) Very pretty castle which has been renovated into an apartment (Original) Très jolie château qui à été rénové en appartement

(Translated by Google) Time of day: evening Worth seeing: yes Rating: beautiful castle. Unfortunately only visible from the outside. (Original) Tageszeit: abends Sehenswert: ja Bewertung: schönes Schloss. Leider nur von außen sichtbar.

Great exposition of Stephan Balkenhol.

(Translated by Google) Great! Currently on display is a very good exhibition by Richard Fauguet, "Blue Oyster Cult..." It's worth a look; it's free. (Original) Prima! Zur Zeit eine sehr gute Ausstellung von Richard Fauguet „Blue Oyster Cult …“ Ist es wert mal reinzuschauen, kostet nix.

(Translated by Google) Small free and quick exhibition (no more than 1/2 hour) to do if you pass by. Exhibition by Michel Blazy. On the 1st floor you have a large yellow carpet where you can walk without shoes and on the 2nd the visit is normal. There is his book and the Beaux Arts magazine which talks about this exhibition available on the ground floor. (Original) Petite exposition gratuite et rapide (pas plus d'1/2h) à faire si vous passez par là. Exposition de Michel Blazy. Au 1er étage vous avez un grand tapis jaune ou vous pouvez marcher sans les chaussures et au 2e la visite se fait normalement. Il y a son livre et le magazine Beaux Arts qui parle de cette expo à dispo au rez-de-chaussée.

(Translated by Google) It's a free contemporary art center with great international artists with 4 exhibitions per year. The young woman at reception is very pleasant and likes to chat with visitors! (Original) C'est un centre d'art contemporain gratuit avec des artistes internationaux super avec 4 expositions par an. La jeune femme de l'accueil est fort agréable et aime discuter avec les visiteurs !

(Translated by Google) Friendly and pleasant welcome. An exhibition that goes off the beaten track. (Original) Accueil sympathique et agréable . Une expo qui sort des sentiers battue .

(Translated by Google) The exhibition venue is very good. The young woman at the reception was very friendly and welcoming. Personally I found the current exhibition not very interesting...I haven't traveled... (Original) Le lieu d expo est très bien. La jeune femme à l accueil très aimable et accueillante. Personnellement j ai trouve l expo actuelle peu intéressante...je n' ai pas voyagé...

(Translated by Google) A nice visit to do when passing through Le Havre. The exhibitions are renewed and accessible 👍🏼 (Original) Une visite sympa à faire quand on passe au Havre. Les expositions sont renouvelés et accessibles 👍🏼

Beautiful park in Le Havre

(Translated by Google) Nice park little known to the public which deserves to be a little more maintained. (Original) Joli parc méconnu du publique qui mériterais d’être un peu plus entretenu.

(Translated by Google) a pretty, quiet and well-maintained park which connects the lower town to the upper town. It is a shame that we cannot find any explanation about this place and the ancient buildings there. a few benches here and there would also be welcome (Original) un jolie parc calme et bien entretenu qui relie la ville basse à la ville haute. il est dommage que l'on ne trouve aucune explication sur ce lieu et les bâtiments ancien qui s'y trouve. quelques banc par ci par la serait la bienvenue également

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful park filled with fullness in the city center. (Original) Très beau parc rempli de plénitude en plein centre-ville.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent park, in the city center, a few benches for picnicking. Superb decor. Beautiful change of scenery (Original) Magnifique parc, en centre ville, quelques bancs pour pique niquer. Décor superbe. Beau dépaysement

(Translated by Google) Although a small place, it is ideal for a stroll. (Original) Lieu certes petit mais propice pour une ballade

(Translated by Google) This park, a small corner of greenery in the city center which connects the lower town to the upper town. (Original) Ce parc ,un petit coin de verdure en centre ville qui permet de relier la ville basse à la ville haute .

(Translated by Google) My cruise ship is moored at the Quai Pierre Callet, and I have an excursion day in Le Havre ahead of me. Before I can walk into the city, I see Av. Lucien Corbeaux a special object. It appears to be the point of the bow of the old French ocean liner 'SS France', which was the flagship of French Line from 1961 to 1974. He made transatlantic crossings, world and cruise voyages. The ship was built in France and, at 316 meters in length, was the longest passenger ship ever built at the time. In 1974 the ship was sold to Norway as a cruise ship, and was eventually scrapped in 2008. The bow tip was preserved and put on display in Paris. The city of Le Havre purchased this object at auction, to honor the ship's home port! So nice to see, and I can already see myself waving at that point, like Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet did in the film Titanic! Let's take a look, then move on - there must be more interesting things to see in the city! (Original) Mijn cruiseschip ligt afgemeerd aan de Quai Pierre Callet, en ik heb een excursiedag in Le Havre voor me. Voor ik de stad in kan lopen, zie ik aan de Av. Lucien Corbeaux een bijzonder voorwerp. Het blijkt de punt te zijn van de boeg van de oude Franse oceaanstomer 'SS France', die van 1961 tot 1974 het vlaggenschip was van French Line. Hij maakte transatlantische overtochten, wereld- en cruisereizen. Het schip werd in Frankrijk gebouwd, en was op dat moment met 316 meter lengte het langste passagiersschip ooit gebouwd. In 1974 werd het schip als cruiseschip verkocht aan Noorwegen, en uiteindelijk gesloopt in 2008. De boegpunt werd bewaard en in Parijs tentoongesteld. De stad Le Havre kocht dit object op een veiling, om zo de thuishaven van het schip eer aan te doen! Leuk dus om even te zien, en ik zie mezelf al op die punt staan zwaaien, zoals Leonardo di Caprio en Kate Winslet in de film Titanic deden! Even kijken, en dan snel doorlopen - er moeten interessantere dingen in de stad te zien zijn!

(Translated by Google) Not the best place to exhibit it, but remains to be seen if you pass through the region (Original) Pas le meilleur lieu pour l'exposer, mais reste à voir si vous passez dans la région

(Translated by Google) A very touching and emotional moment upon approaching the "tip" of France's bow... If you close your eyes for a moment, your hand resting flat on this piece of hull, on this prow laden with history, records, and hundreds of transatlantic crossings, you might hear the sirens wailing again, in the illusion that it's still sailing. France, from the name of the country where it was born, of which it was the pride and honor. France, whose elegant silhouette still sails the ocean of our minds. France, a pure masterpiece of naval architecture, France and its avant-garde technology, France, which, decades after its launch, still touches the hearts of human beings. France, which in dreams still seems to sail the seas of the globe, France, undaunted by the elements. A liner with a legendary wake, a sleek and elegant bow, an exquisite hull and a Normandy heritage, funnels now belonging to the entire history of the 1960s, France still touches the deepest depths, even reduced to what remains of it. France still cruises in the mind, in the imagination, in the ink that now glides across paper when we write about it, under the brush of the artist who still paints it today on the canvas of his imagination. Somewhere, France, with its immense black hull and vermillion red funnels, continues to sail, we believe it is still on the ocean... Touching the hull of France, immersed in dreams, still transmits the magnetism that this sublime liner has the gift of offering to those who love it. What a shame, a huge one, not to have been able to repurchase this work before it was too late. What a shame that they weren't able to imagine new projects for him, a floating hotel, a cultural center, like the Queen Mary in Long Beach. Many regrets... For everything, ... thank you, France. Finally, a word to the town hall of Le Havre, because this element of the Hull of France should be exhibited in front of the maritime museum, facing the waterfront, and given greater prominence, as it is an essential element of our maritime history, and much more... (Original) Moment très touchant et plein d'émotions à la vue, à l'approche de la "pointe" d'étrave de France... Pour peu, en fermant les yeux un instant, la main posée à plat sur ce bout de coque , sur cette proue chargée d'histoires, de records, de plusieurs centaines de traversées transatlantiques, on pourrait entendre les sirènes mugir à nouveau dans l'illusion qu il navigue encore. France, du nom du pays qui l'a vu naître, dont il a été la fierté, l'honneur. France, dont la silhouette élégante parcourt encore l'océan de nos esprits. France, pure chef d œuvre de l architecture navale, France et sa technique d'avant-garde, France, qui, des décennies après son lancement touche encore le cœur des êtres humains. France, qui dans les rêves semble encore parcourir les mers du globe, France, impavide face aux éléments. Liner au sillage de légende, étrave racée et élégante, coque exquise et héritage de Normandie, des cheminées appartenant desormais à l'histoire toute entière des années 60', France touche encore au plus profond, même réduit à ce qu il nous en reste. France, croise encore dans l esprit, dans l imaginaire, dans l'encre qui glisse désormais sur le papier lorsque l'on écrit sur lui, sous le pinceau de l'artiste qui le peint encore aujourd'hui sur la toile de son imagination. En quelque part, France, immense coque noire et cheminées rouges vermillon continue de naviguer, on le croit toujours sur l'océan... Toucher la coque de France, plongé dans les rêves, transmet toujours ce magnétisme dont ce sublime paquebot a le don d'offrir à celles et ceux qui l'aiment. Quel dommage, immense, de ne pas avoir su racheter cette oeuvre avant qu il ne soit trop tard. Quel dommage ne pas avoir su imaginer de nouveaux projets pour lui, hôtel flottant, centre culturel, tel que le Queen Mary à Long Beach. Beaucoup de regrets... Pour tout, ... merci France Enfin, un mot à la mairie du Havre, car cet élément de la coque de France devrait être exposé devant le musée maritime, tourné vers le front de mer et davantage mis en valeur, car c'est un élément essentiel de notre histoire maritime, et bien davantage...

(Translated by Google) What an honor to be able to approach the mythical FRANCE through imagination, unfortunately the choice of location is not very glorious. No indication, dirty and already degraded places...what a shame for our liner, so mistreated during its lifetime!! (Original) Quel honneur de pouvoir approcher par l'imagination le mythique FRANCE, malheureusement le choix de l emplacement n'est pas très glorieux. Pas d indication, lieux sale et déjà dégradé...quel dommage pour notre paquebot tant malmené de son vivant !!

(Translated by Google) 3 stars for the history, because the place is really not appropriate to showcase part of the maritime history of Le Havre, our France or at least what remains deserved better in terms of location... Too bad because there has everything Otherwise (Original) 3 étoiles pour l'histoire, car l'endroit est vraiment pas opportun pour mettre une partie de l'histoire maritime du Havre, notre France ou du moins ce qui ben reste méritait mieux en matière d'emplacement ... Dommage car il y a tout Sinon

(Translated by Google) Why leave this bow in this location that everyone finds USELESS??? The people of Le Havre are attached to this boat so why would they want to hide it? (2 stars because it remains more or less in good condition) (Original) Pourquoi laisser cette proue sur cet emplacement que tout le monde trouve NUL ??? les havrais sont attachés à ce bateau alors pourquoi vouloir le cacher ? (2 etoiles car elle reste a peu près en état)

(Translated by Google) A must-see and must-see. It's hidden and completely undisclosed. The last piece of the famous ocean liner. It deserves a better location. (Original) A voir et à trouver. Il est caché et absolument pas mis en valeur. Le dernier morceau du célèbre paquebot. Il mérite mieux comme emplacement.

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(Translated by Google) For the literary festival of the taste of others with Maylis de Kerangal (Original) Pour le festival littéraire du goût des autres avec Maylis de Kerangal

(Translated by Google) The show itself was magnificent, however, we will have to provide ventilation in the room, it is a greenhouse in the summer. (Original) Le spectacle en lui-même était magnifique par contre il va falloir prévoir des ventilations dans la salle c'est un étuve l'été

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, very pleasant theater and the seats are comfortable (Original) Beau théâtre très agréable et les fauteuils sont confortables

(Translated by Google) It's a wonderful place and you see the beautiful buildings there (Original) C'est un endroit merveilleux et vous y voyez les beaux bâtiments

(Translated by Google) Beautiful theater, good acoustics, comfortable seats, and spotlessly clean. A very warm welcome and a very good dance performance from the Schooldanse school. (Original) Beau théâtre , bon accoustique, fauteuil confortable, propreté parfaite. Très bon accueil et très bon spectacle de danse de l'école Schooldanse.