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Transfer Paris (Hotel or home adress) - Le Havre ( Home adress -Hotel- Cruise harbor )

Paris (Hotel or home address) - Le Havre (Home address - Hotel - Harbour - Cruise terminal)

Private car and van transfer to/from Paris to Le Havre

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Our private transfer service from Paris to Le Havre offers a comfortable and efficient way to travel to the port city known for its modernist architecture, including the striking Saint-Joseph Church and the MuMa - Musée d'art moderne André Malraux, housing France's second largest collection of impressionist paintings. For those wishing to explore Normandy further, we provide transfers from CDG Airport to Bayeux, home to the famous Bayeux Tapestry and the medieval cathedral, and to Giverny, where you can visit Claude Monet's house and gardens, immersing yourself in the landscapes that inspired many of his masterpieces. Enjoy a stress-free journey with our professional chauffeur service, ensuring a pleasant travel experience to these culturally rich destinations.

Book a private shuttle transfer from Paris to Le Havre and its cruise terminal

History of Le Havre and its Surroundings
Is Tourism in the Havre interesting? How about hobbies, family recreation and monuments to visit ?
How are tourists Hotels in Havre: Equipped apartments, comfortable rooms near the seaside with high quality service, family and businessman hotel ?
Discover the MuMa André Malraux Museum of Modern Art
Take a tour of the Hanging Gardens of Le Havre
How to get from Paris to popular port the Havre ?

History of Le Havre and its Surroundings

Located on the right bank of the Seine estuary, Le Havre is part of the Seine-Maritime department, in the Normandy region. Its city center, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage site, was rebuilt after the night of September 5, 1944. Le Havre is one of the largest ports in Europe. The history of Le Havre as a port city in the northwest of France begins with the development of trade with America. Indeed, as a city created ex-nihilo on the initiative of the royalty, the purpose of the construction of Le Havre was clear: to establish commercial relations with the New World. The development of the port depended on the increase in goods exchanges. The port of Le Havre was a strategic point for the French port economy, but also because François I was allied with Scotland against England. Thus, the city of Le Havre was founded by King François I under the name Franciscopolis. The port welcomed its first ships in October 1518. For several decades, exotic products (sugar, tobacco, and various spices) transited through it. The port also served in the slave trade. Since the 1830s and the creation of sea baths, Le Havre has been a highly sought-after seaside resort. During the Second World War, the Germans occupied Le Havre. From spring 1940, 40,000 Reich soldiers settled in the port. During the war, Le Havre underwent 132 bombardments by the Allies. The retreating Nazis began destroying port facilities and a large part of the fleet. But the most significant destructions occurred on September 5 and 6, 1944. These bombings aimed to weaken the Nazi occupation. The result of Operation "Astonia" was 5,000 dead, 80,000 homeless, 150 hectares razed, and 12,500 buildings destroyed. The rebuilt city center was entirely redone from 1945 to 1964. Le Havre became a model city, following its inhabitants' demands to enjoy their right to calm, air, sun, and space. During the 1973 oil shock, European ports such as Antwerp, Amsterdam, and Hamburg became serious competitors for the city located on the Seine estuary.

Is Tourism in Havre interesting? How about hobbies, family recreation and monuments to visit ?

Le Havre is a very busy port in Normandy for the global merchant navy. It has landmarks that tourists come to admire and photograph all year round, but it also offers relaxing activities to people visiting this French port city.

Cruise Terminal Le Havre

Maritime cruises are a mainstay in the port of Le Havre. The cruise terminal has all the necessary facilities to ensure the coordination of cruise ships stopping in this port, as well as the thousands of cruise passengers who cross paths there every day. The schedule of docked ships is available, on the portal of the Harbor Master's Office. The terminal staff is perfectly organized to take care of cruise passengers, as well as passing tourists.

Le Havre Volcano

Le Havre Volcano is the result of a four-year construction project. Transformation of the Petit Volcan into a library, compliance of the Grand Volcan with the most recent standards, acoustic improvements, redesign of the forum access and public reception spaces... this area has been arranged and rearranged to host highly cultural performances and shows, such as concerts of the Lille orchestra.

Les Bains des Docks.

This is a water center like no other in France, its construction is signed by the famous architect Jean Nouvel. Les Bains des Docks were completed in 2008. The skate park located by the sea: it is the largest outdoor skate park in France.

Family Leisure

Le Havre has 750 hectares of green space spread across 96 parks and gardens. Visit these sites to discover these spaces, but also the techniques used for their layout. The Montgeon forest park is simply a forest in the middle of the city, with no less than 270 hectares being a reference in terms of family leisure. The Rouelles Park extends over 160 hectares. This park offers specially dedicated animations. It houses the Bouteillerie manor and the dovecote, a building dating from the 17th century. The hanging gardens and their 17 hectares are also a must-see stop. Le Havre also has a pebble beach, next to the city center, which turns into a seaside resort especially in summer. Restaurants, shops and leisure... Le Havre knows how to be lively.

Saint Joseph's Church

A monument honoring the memory of the victims of the Second World War, this church is also dedicated to worship. A significant architectural work of the post-war period, the manifesto of Auguste Perret was designed based on the church of Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc (1924).

Graville Abbey

Also called the Abbey of Sainte-Honorine, Bronze objects dating from the Neolithic period were discovered there. This monument was founded in the 11th century and became part of the Le Havre agglomeration from 1919. These places provide a glimpse of the historical wealth of this French port.

How are tourists Hotels in Havre: Equipped apartments, comfortable rooms near the seaside with high quality service, family and businessman hotel ?

The gites of the World

Free Wi-Fi is available 24 hours a day, and has 6 non-smoking apartments. You will feel at home with free cots. A stove with microwave, a fridge available, a private bathroom, this cottage has everything to please, especially for family holidays.

Ibis Styles the Havre

With 37 non-smoking rooms located near the beach, business centers and the city center, breakfast and Wi-Fi are free. Equipped with a terrace, the ibis hotel also offers an arcade and a safe. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. The hotel is a few hundred meters from the Le Havre cathedral, the Commerce area and the Havre town hall.

Oscar Hotel

With a library, multilingual staff, this 2-star hotel is suitable for a family, couple or businessman traveling alone. Cots, private bathrooms, hairdryers and blackout drapes / curtains available too, guestrooms that have televisions with access to local TNT channels.

Discover the MuMa André Malraux Museum of Modern Art

Inaugurated in 1961, the André Malraux modern art museum is an art museum. Nicknamed in tribute to the writer André Malraux, it has the richest collection of Impressionists in the province. It was designed by four architects in close collaboration with four engineers and the artist Henri-Georges Adam, who built a sculpture on the facade of the building.

An imposing monument

With a length of 22 meters, a height of 7 meters, and a weight of 220 tonnes, the monumental sculpture "Le Signal" isolates a fragment of the landscape. It is glazed on 5 sides, illuminating the museum with natural light. It has an open space of 550 m² of glass surfaces. Thus, the transparency and the penetration of changing light allow the colors of the paintings to stand out even more. The museum was bombed during the Second World War and was completely destroyed. However, the 1,500 paintings were spared. It was the first museum rebuilt after the war.

What to see in the museum?

Thanks to numerous donations, legacies, and purchases, the museum now has magnificent Impressionist and fawn paintings. The museum also exhibits graphic arts, sculptures, and photographs. Moreover, it is renowned for its collection of modern painting, which includes the works of the greatest painters like Monet, Renoir, Pissaro, Marquais, and Le Havre artists. Each year, it organizes temporary exhibitions accompanied by dedicated programming and numerous cultural activities such as guided tours, cinema, workshops, and conferences. It also offers services such as a bookshop where visitors can acquire postcards, posters, and books related to the MuMa collections. There is also a 150-seat conference room and a café-restaurant overlooking the harbor entrance. Take advantage of the library as well, which allows the consultation of more than 9,000 works and catalogs linked to the collection.

Take a tour of the Hanging Gardens of Le Havre

The Hanging Gardens are the 7th essential activity to do when you are in Le Havre. They are open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and are ideal for a romantic stroll or to take a break and relax for a few moments between two cultural visits during your stay.

A garden of great beauty

The Hanging Gardens are especially prized for their beauty. It is a botanical garden adorned with plants and trees of different species. There are different paths here on which you can freely walk to appreciate the exceptional layout of this place. Calm reigns supreme here, which is surprising to say the least when you consider that you are in the heart of the city. It is a must-visit for nature lovers. There are hundreds of varieties of plants here from different regions. But above all

How to get from Paris to popular port the Havre ?

210 kilometers of roads separate the city of Paris from the port of the Havre. This journey takes place via the A 13 motorway, also known as the west motorway or the motorway. The van or minivan, which transfers you, has to take the direction of D313 to Honguemare-Guenouville in order to join the A131 to Bourneville, then you reach the National 182.