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Transfer Le Havre ( hotel- cruise harbor) - Paris ( hotel or home adress )

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

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Le Havre harbor
Maison de l’Amateur Museum
Saint Joseph Church of Le Havre
Stay at the Nomad Hotel in Le Havre
Le Havre : don't miss its picturesque beach
Request a private car service to go to Le Havre

Le Havre harbor

Le Havre harbor is a mythical place of the city and the entire Seine-Maritime. It is the first French harbor, built in 1517 during the reign of Francois I. It is at the same time an important maritime port of trade and passengers and a marina as well as fishing on the Channel.

History of Le Havre harbor

In December 1516, François Ier launches the project of construction of new seaport and a city in his duchy of Normandy. According to the letter he addressed to the Admiral of France, Bonnivet, this port must allow ships and ships to arrive and stay in peace in Le Havre. In other words, the port will allow to establish commercial relations with Europe. On February 22, 1517, Bonnivet executed the order of the king and he undertakes to call on the masons masons and workers of Normandy to carry out the construction work. These began two months later. If the Le Havre harbor was only a commercial port at the beginning, it was transformed into a military harbor t at the time of Richelieu. Thanks to the arrival of multiple boats from America and India, the harbor becomes more and more important for the economy of Le Havre while facilitating the exchange and entry of new materials and new foods.

What to visit at Le Havre harbor ?

Starting with the visit of the Le Havre harbor , it is possible to know more about the history of this harbor with its tidal pools and its ore and oil stations. Flying stations, mooring, towing as well as container ships and cruise ships are also worth seeing. Going for a coastal walk along the beach to Cap de la Hère is also an interesting activity. This would be good for exploring St Joseph's Church, Perret architecture and its Océane Gate. In addition, young and old will be happy to taste the joys of big game fishing by going to the Le Havre harbor after observing the diversity of port infrastructures such as the Screen Wall or the François I lock. Our destination is mostly from the airport to the hotel, but our driver can take you there.

Maison de l’Armateur Museum

Maison de l’Armateur Museum is a large 18th century house. It symbolizes the prosperity of the trading of Havre. It is located at 3, Quai de l'Île, Saint-François district, Havre. Maison de l’Armateur Museum is an emblematic museum of the history of Le Havre.

History of Maison de l’Armateur Museum

In 1790, Paul-Michel Thibault, an architect of the fortifications, fountain of the city of Le Havre and large landowner, decided to build a house that should be able to accommodate the fortunate and who lives up to its notability. Thus, the house is built in 5 levels starting from the ground floor up to the third floor. At the beginning of the 19th century, each level was dedicated to one moment of existence: receptions on the first, work on the second, family on the third and recreation on the fourth. Between the ground floor and the first floor are two stairs. One of the peculiarities of the Maison de l'Armateur museum is the organization of the pieces. Indeed, its 20 pieces follow one another and are organized around a well of octagonal lights. In addition, the smallness of the parts is palliated by mirrors. As for the floor, it is decorated with exotic wood flooring.

What to visit at the Maison de l'Armateur museum ?

By visiting Maison de l'Armateur museum, everyone will be able to discover a large number of objects of the Ancien Régime and especially the nineteenth century. There are also old maps, several statues and paintings as well as furniture from before. Many old books are there. Several paintings of the museum of modern art André-Malraux with objects of the museum of natural history are also exposed. In addition, the architecture of the place is one of the rare witnesses of Le Havre in the eighteenth century and this central skylight, imperceptible from the outside, fascinates any visitor. It should also be noted that Maison de l’Armateur Museum is recommended for students. More specifically, an activity both fun and educational is to be enjoyed especially for children between 3 years and 12 years. Thematic visits and workshops around the collections are offered from time to time, depending on the temporary exhibitions. Professionally trained drivers, you can use our services for your stay in Le Havre.

Saint Joseph Church of Le Havre

The Saint Joseph Church of Le Havre is located in the center of Le Havre. This emblematic building is a visible monument upon arrival in the city. The Saint-Joseph church is distinguished by an octagonal lantern tower 110 meters high, forming part of the square base of the building, combining nave and choir.

History of Saint Joseph's Church of Le Havre

The construction work of the Saint-Joseph church in Le Havre lasted 6 years from 1951 until 1957. The architect Auguste Perret built it. For the beauty of his work, he has used the most innovative features of concrete. This iconic building stands out as one of the architectural masterpieces of the twentieth century and is based on 6.24-meter squares, the maximum span of a concrete beam. On June 14, 1944, a US bomb destroys part of the nave and the western facade, and the breath demolishes the temporary bell tower; but, because of their small size, the bells do not crack after their fall. But on September 5, 1944, a new bombardment totally destroys the parts spared by the previous attack. Only a few statues and two bells survive. Following the bombing, Perret, with R. Audigier draws the new church which will be completed in 1959.

What to visit at Saint Joseph Church of the harbor ?

The church is adorned with a bright cladding. The stained glass antique glass known as stained glass by Marguerite Hede, mouth blown, irregular thick and very nuanced are there to discover. In addition, the geometric layout and its multiple colors including orange, yellow, green, purple, red, declined in about fifty shades are fascinating. These colors are also placed from the darkest at the base of the steeple to go to the clearest at the top of the building. As a note, an impressive spiral staircase provides access to the summit, but unfortunately it is inaccessible to tourists. In addition, one of the peculiarities of this church is the fact that a door crossed, everyone will be surprised by the originality of the building with its choir placed in the center of the nave. The space is clear of any column. The volume makes it different from the often oppressive atmosphere that can reign in this kind of monument. A car service always on time, that's what we put at your service.

Stay at the Nomad Hotel in Le Havre

Quality accommodation is offered by the Nomade Hotel. Located in the heart of downtown Havre, the hotel is close to all the necessary amenities: Center Commercial Docks Vauban, tram lines and Le Havre train station, located just a stone's throw from the hotel. Also note that the port of Havre is a few minutes away, restaurants are in considerable numbers such as O Liban, Fujiya Sushi, Le Décalé - Café Ludique, La case à café and more.

Helpful and welcoming staff

Nomad Hotel has a warm, professional, dedicated, attentive team available to service hotel guests 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to meet their needs. The team offers quality service. Note that an appetizing breakfast is served in your room or buffet every morning.

The accommodation offered

Nomad Hotel offers a wide choice of comfortable and modular rooms. Guests are welcomed in a friendly, modern style. Each of the rooms has a refined decoration, air conditioning, free broadband wifi connection and all the necessary equipment. The rooms are also equipped with a home automation system which allows residents to control the various functions of the rooms. The rooms have been fitted out to accommodate all kinds of customers, including children and the disabled. For transported customers, the hotel is located very close to a paid public car park. The hotel also has a garage.

Hotel services and activities

The hotel offers a full range of services including 24 hour reception, laundry service, business center and also available. Apart from the hotel, the hotel has a restaurant service. For sports enthusiasts, Nomad Hotel suggests a fitness center and a gym. Guests can also practice Golf.

Nearby places

There are many places nearby that are worth visiting: Sainte-Anne Church, Gulli Parc Le Havre, Docks Océane, the beach, and many more.

Le Havre : don't miss its picturesque beach

Accessible from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., you can enjoy 2 kilometers of sand and pebbles near Le Havre beach. It is located a few minutes from the city center and you can enjoy it by respecting the rules laid down. From Le Havre to Sainte-Adresse, you will be able to enjoy it.

The walk

Laid out by the talented landscape architect Alexandre Chemetoff, the walk is definitely worth the detour. This architect and urban planner worked there in 1994. Since then, this square has really been an invitation to wander around.

Sports

As everywhere, on the different beaches, you can indulge in different types of sport once you arrive in Le Havre. If you have not brought the essential equipment with you, you will find some on site. Indeed, you can rent paddle-boards, skimboards, windsurfers, fun-boats. If you don't have one yet, then now is the time to get started!

Relaxation

If you want to relax and enjoy Le Havre gently, you can opt for a swim in fresh water. On the beach, you can also lay your bath towel on the pebble beach. You can enjoy it at your leisure from May to September. If you have traveled light, you can rent deckchairs on site. To top it off, let yourself be tempted by the delicious dishes of the restaurants by the sea.

Request a car service to go to Le Havre

Le Havre is one of the most populated cities in Normandy. It is 28.4 km from the Jardins d'Étretat and 55.7 km from the Abbaye Saint-Wandrille de Fontenelle. For your information, Beauvais Airport is 176.7 km from Le Havre while Paris-Orly Airport is 209.9 km away.