Travel Guide to Le Havre
La Havre has beautiful countryside’s, wild nightlife, nearby beaches and distinctive architecture. It is a busy port which is located on the Seine estuary, the town brings in a variety of visitors.
Getting there and away to Le Havre
If you are travelling by car then the A15 and D925 goes into the town.
On the other hand the ferry from Portsmouth to Le Havre.
Paris ’ Charles de Gaulle Airport is the nearest international airport to Le Havre and links can easily be made to Le Havre.
Major Attractions in Le Havre
Le Havre dates back to 1517 and it was the main trading post in France’s northern coast. The city was one of the most wealth cities after the American War of Independence from bringing in goods including cotton, sugar and tobacco. As well as this Le Havre was the major port for t he best luxury liners including Normandie, Île de France and France. After the WWII the whole of the city was nearly completely rebuilt by only 1 architecture. The most magnificent feature of Le Havre is the low skyline. This makes the sea visible from the end of each street in le Havre. There are many places to go for a stroll and to discover the remains of the harbour town is breathe taking and relaxing.
Place to See and Visit in Le Havre
The area close of Seine Maritime is one of the places where you must have a look at; it offers a variety of recreational opportunities and delightful sights to look at. Normandy has a brilliant northern coastline which is located to the east and west of Le Havre and this includes such gems as Dieppe and Étretat. Dieppe’s main attraction is the massive white cliffs of the Côte d’Albâtre, which stretches away either side if the harbour. The coastline east from Le Havre to Dieppe is interesting seaside resorts and villages. If you are looking for the best day trip then the close by provincial capital of Rouen, which is famous for its affiliation with Joan of Arc, is equally rewarding.
Relaxation options in Le Havre
For some romantic time with your partner the stroll down the beaches are the most relaxing yet beautiful thing for it. As well as this Le Havre is full of a massive variety of cafes and lovely restaurants.
Safety
When travelling to an unfamiliar environment, remain aware for potential hazards. Holidaymakers are more vulnerable to pick pocketing, theft or loss of personal effects. Outdoor activities and driving can place you at greater risk of having an accident. Language barriers and strange routines can also result in missed travel arrangements or problematic bookings. We strongly recommend you take out travel insurance for you and your family.
Weather in Le Havre
On the west coast of France, Le Havre has a warm and temperate climate. It can get very hot in the summer months, up to about 30C. It does rain sometimes which is one of the reasons the country side is so green. There is normally more sun than cloud and it can be described as having an ideal climate.