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View of the Pont-Flaubert

to be done in dry weather, otherwise you have to like mud and quagmires

Nice little bumps, enough to do a few little jumps

Rouen is the capital of the Normandy region in northern France. The port city on the Seine played an important role under Roman rule and in the Middle Ages and has Gothic churches such as Saint-Maclou and Saint-Ouen. Medieval half-timbered buildings have been preserved in the cobbled pedestrian zone. The cityscape is dominated by the towers of Notre-Dame Cathedral, which the impressionist artist Claude Monet immortalized in numerous paintings.

The Aître Saint-Maclou is a former plague cemetery from the Middle Ages. In the 16th century, the burials of plague victims took place in the central courtyard. The complex is decorated with a carved dance of death. Guided tours and audio guides offer an insight into this tunnel cemetery, which is one of the last of its kind in Europe.

Once the municipality's plague cemetery, the buildings, which were built during the plague year of 1348, now serve as the home of the regional art school. The "Aître Saint-Maclou" is considered to be practically the only surviving plague cemetery of its kind in Europe. The wood carvings on the facades are well worth seeing.

Nice hole to do some descents and there are also some nice bumps and courses in this forest, especially when you get closer to the D121 road

16th century ossuary for the victims of the plague epidemic