Private round transfer to Deauville Rouen Honfleur from Le Havre

Honfleur attracts tourists with its picturesque streets and narrow multi-colored houses, as if “stuck” on each other. The charm of its paved roads, small shops, hotels, colorful restaurants, combined with a truly rich cultural heritage, will not leave you indifferent. The old tank (Vieux Bassin) with, as if toys, boats and a medieval fortress (Lieutenance) on its shore are the symbols of Honfleur.

Being at the crossroads of the ancient trade routes, Honfleur is also the starting point of thematic excursions, such as: the Path of Sidra, the Path of Cheese and the journey to the origins of the Seine “In the footsteps of the Impressionists.”

Rouen is the capital of Normandy since 843. This is one of the main French cities in antiquity of historical heritage and the number of historical monuments. The Rouen Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Abbey of Saint-Ouen, the Church of Saint-Macla and the Palace of Justice are prominent representatives of the Norman Gothic style. Joan of Arc was executed in Rouen in 1431. The city has many symbols, monuments and reminders about this event.

There is also a large number of luxurious private mansions of the XVI – XIX centuries, testifying to the historical importance and economic well-being of this city. Across Rouen, located on the two banks of the Seine, there are routes of river cruises from Paris to Normandy.

Honfleur attracts tourists with its picturesque streets and narrow multi-colored houses, as if “stuck” on each other. The charm of its paved roads, small shops, hotels, colorful restaurants, combined with a truly rich cultural heritage, will not leave you indifferent. The old tank (Vieux Bassin) with, as if toys, boats and a medieval fortress (Lieutenance) on its shore are the symbols of Honfleur.

Being at the crossroads of the ancient trade routes, Honfleur is also the starting point of thematic excursions, such as: the Path of Sidra, the Path of Cheese and the journey to the origins of the Seine “In the footsteps of the Impressionists.”