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nice place for swimming

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From Le Havre, on well-developed cycle paths, recommended

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Exceptional viewpoint

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In the port area, so a very industrial walk.

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Le Havre pebble beach - strange design but pleasant seafront.

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Nice walk

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Be careful during the work. It is advisable to use the pedestrian path rather than the bicycle path.

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Here you can take a short drink break.

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The Parc de Rouelles in Le Havre is a beautiful 198-hectare urban park, laid out on the site of a former farm. It retains its 17th-century manor house and dovecote, and also features a perennial garden, a deciduous tree park, themed exhibitions on nature, and a collection of tools and traditional objects from rural life. Since 2010, Scottish oxen have been used to maintain the meadows, and there are three playgrounds, a sports field, a petanque court, 22 km of footpaths and picnic areas.

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Still a nice promenade with good benches, but indeed no view anymore.

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The Promenade des Régates in Le Havre is a beautiful coastal walkway, offering panoramic views of the sea and the harbour, and is a popular spot for walking and cycling adventures.

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To visit the house, a reservation must be made online.

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The shipowner's house is an architecturally interesting building. Very well preserved, even though Le Havre was heavily bombed in World War II. I really liked this house.

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This work of art entitled "Catène de Containers" simply cannot be overlooked. Both the size of the object with the two interlocking arches and the bright colors make it an involuntary eye-catcher. This installation was created by Vincent Ganivet, and the reason for its construction was a proud event in 2017: the 500th anniversary of the port of Le Havre.

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It turns out that there is no separate lane for bicycles, as we had expected! There is a narrow footpath separated by a low concrete threshold, on which we push the bikes. Riding on both the road and the narrow footpath seems too dangerous or even forbidden. It is exciting to walk over the 2km long bridge in a strong westerly wind!

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The Volcano is a unique architectural monument designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

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Place General de Gaulle is located in the heart of the newly rebuilt city centre of Le Havre

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St. Joseph is a Catholic parish church in Le Havre. Very simple but worth seeing

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"As an extension of the main axis of Avenue Foch, a large-scale sculpture composed of several interlocking rectangular shapes was erected on the beach. It forms a second gateway to the sea by being part of the symmetry of the Porte Océane real estate complex. Monumental but graceful, brilliant white with no perceptible surface structure, the sculpture stood out against a background of sea and sky. At low tide, it appeared firmly anchored in the pebble ground. , like an uncontrolled extension of the urban network; at high tide, the waves lapped at the base, making the sculpture appear like an absurd and austere form rising from the sea. In 2018, the sculpture was replaced by a new version in white concrete , of identical shape, which will become a permanent element of the site." Sabina Lang, Daniel Baumann - Read on their website https://www.langbaumann.com/

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Le Havre, one of the most astonishing cities in France. Almost completely destroyed during the Second World War, it was redesigned and rebuilt by an exceptional architect duo: the Perret brothers. The heart of the city was enriched in 1982 with this sumptuous work by another immense architect: Oscar Niemeyer. Exiled in France since 1964, the architect of Brasilia, the Brazilian federal capital (1960), began designing important buildings: the headquarters of the Communist Party in Paris, the Labor Exchange in Bobigny, the headquarters of the newspaper L' Humanity in Saint-Denis and the Volcano in Le Havre. If there was only one reason to come and visit the city, this would be more than enough.

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