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Ponds are beautiful whatever the weather!

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raised passage through crossbars with wire mesh

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There is a very nice little street between rue de la République and rue Sadi Carnot, it is rue Paul Clémencin. To have

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A city built around the Risle

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The city was built around the Risle.

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The river crosses the city and a cycle path allows you to follow it.

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Between modern, traditional and refined cuisines, Pont-Audemer station, with an innovative concept in Normandy, has managed to recreate a railway atmosphere which offers Norman Venice an attractiveness worthy of the prestige of the great hotel restaurants in the history of railway gastronomy. Happy destiny of a station slated for demolition and which comes back to life with an original and sentimental concept in the art of accommodating good taste, values and flavors... http://seinoz.canalblog.com/archives/2018/06/17/36489940.html

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The Church and a very beautiful mansion

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Pont-Audemer is drained by the Risle, a tributary of the Seine. Surrounded by many wetlands, it is nicknamed the Norman Venice.

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These ponds are fantastic for hiking, biking, enjoying nature and much more.

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There are such beautiful opportunities for leisure activities between these small lakes! Just lovely!

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Super single to do by mountain bike or Gravel

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Restaurant: the station bistro

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Possible to have a picnic along the Risle

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Very very nice single to discover!

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Pont-Audemer, also nicknamed Norman Venice. The beauty of its canals is matched only by the Beauferie of its inhabitants.

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For decades, Pont-Audemer was considered the "Capital of the Leather". Gerber had their workshops on the numerous canals. The winding, narrow streets are often covered and small bridges lead over the channels. That is why Pont-Audemer is sometimes called the "Venice of Normandy".

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The beginnings of Pont-Audemer probably go back to the Gallo-Roman times. To this day, however, the city is characterized by numerous buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. Even the religious wars of the 16th century, when Pont-Audemer became Protestant, survived the city largely unscathed despite repeated sieges and conquests. To be sure, today Pont-Audemer is not a museum village, but presents itself as a lively small town.

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