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Le Havre (Home address - Hotel - Harbour - Cruise terminal) - CDG Airport

Private Transfers to/from Le Havre to CDG Airport

Private car and van transfer to/from Le Havre to CDG Airport

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From Le Havre’s cruise terminal or hotel to CDG Airport, enjoy a worry-free journey in a comfortable private car or van. Our professional driver will welcome you with a name sign and assist with your luggage. The service is tailored for individuals and groups, ensuring you travel in style and comfort. Before departure, explore the Saint Joseph Church and the MuMa Museum, both highlights of Le Havre’s architectural and artistic heritage. For added convenience, check out frequent airport questions to prepare your ride with ease.

You can also rely on our seamless service for routes like CDG to Bayeux or Caen. Bayeux offers the famous Tapestry Museum and majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral. In Caen, history lovers will enjoy the Memorial Museum and William the Conqueror’s castle. Our fleet ensures a smooth ride whether you're coming from Normandy’s coast or inland. Prices are clear and competitive, as seen on your airport transfer rates page. Sit back, relax, and let our drivers get you there stress-free.

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The Hanging Gardens
Notre-Dame cathedral
The cruise ship terminal
Stay at Eklo Hotels in Le Havre
Discover the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History (MAHB)
A car service always on time to go from Le Havre to CDG Airport

The Hanging Gardens

Located on the grounds of the decommissioned Sainte-Adresse fort in 1979, the Hanging Gardens are a testament to the city of Le Havre's creative reuse of space. Initially, the local municipality was unsure about the best use for the fort. However, over time, the idea of transforming it into a botanical garden and recreational area took hold. The plan was to create a garden that honored the legacy of botanist-explorers by showcasing plants from four different continents.

The garden officially opened in September 2008, offering a botanical journey through diverse gardens and greenhouses where plants are grouped by geographical origin. These are displayed across the fort's ramparts and within the fort itself.

Recognizing the quality, beauty, and excellent maintenance of the area, the Hanging Gardens were awarded the "Remarkable Garden" label in 2014.

Exploring the Hanging Gardens

The Hanging Gardens of Le Havre cover an impressive 17 hectares, featuring flora from a range of geographical regions, including Australia, America, New Zealand, Mexico, Tasmania, South Africa, Japan, and more.

Venturing into the luminous greenhouses, visitors are treated to a fascinating array of plant species. The collection greenhouses are a particular highlight, housing more than 300,000 fragrant plants. Here, you will find begonias, orchids, carnivorous plants, tiny and giant cacti, and tropical strains all living side by side.

To enhance your visit, the gardens offer workshops on the last Wednesday of every month. These workshops, suitable for both adults and children, are run by a facilitator and a gardener who welcome visitors and share their knowledge about the garden's varied flora.

If you're planning a tour in the area, the Hanging Gardens come highly recommended for their unique mix of history, nature, and engaging activities.

Notre-Dame cathedral

The history of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Le Havre dates back to the 1520s, when construction work began on a wooden chapel. The construction was completed in 1522, and a few years later, in 1526, Male-Marée decided to build a new chapel. In 1539, a bell tower was added, only to be destroyed by the English in 1563. After the church was looted by the Huguenots in 1575, the decision was made to build a more durable stone church.

Construction took many years, and the church was only completed around 1829, following damage inflicted by British bombing in 1759. The church was designated as a "historic monument" in 1818.

The Notre-Dame Cathedral sustained further damage during bombings in the Second World War and was partially restored in 1949. However, it was only able to reopen for worship in 1952. On May 22, 1974, the restored church was elevated to cathedral status, becoming the Cathedral of the diocese of Le Havre.

Discovering the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Le Havre

Despite the many challenges it has faced over the years, the Notre-Dame Cathedral still houses some of its original furnishings. However, the famed grand organ, presented by Richelieu in 1639 and restored several times in the 19th and 20th centuries, was completely destroyed in the bombings of September 6, 1944. The organ's casing was restored in 1980.

One notable feature of the cathedral is Henri IV's stained glass window. It has undergone several reconstructions and provides a glimpse into the skills of the 19th-century glassmakers who worked in the cathedral's workshop.

The Notre-Dame Cathedral is among several iconic places in the city, along with the Museum of Modern Art André Malraux, the Graville Abbey, and the Maison de l'Armateur (Shipowner's House), that are worth exploring.

The cruise ship terminal

The Le Havre Cruise Terminal, located on the tip of Florida, accommodates cruise ships at the Roger Meunier wharf or the Pierre Callet wharf. Open daily, the terminal has seen an increase in passenger traffic, thanks to investments by the city of Le Havre and efforts by the Tourist Office of the Havraise agglomeration.

Equipped to receive line stops, the terminal offers facilities like check-in desks, a check-in area, a luggage storage area, and a luggage scanner service. These facilities are designed to provide a high-quality service to passengers and crew members. The terminal also features a tourist information point, a customs office, and the Border Police.

Moreover, the cruise terminal provides a relaxation area, a large shop, free WiFi, a defibrillator, and car or bicycle rentals for passengers.

Renovation Projects for Le Havre Cruise Terminal

In 2017, renovations began on the cruise terminal in Le Havre, with the main goal to surpass all records set by the cruise terminal, which included 142 stopovers and approximately 400,000 passengers. As part of the renovations, the passenger reception area was improved, and the hangars at Florida Point were repainted – red on the port side and green on the starboard side – as a tribute to sailors. Additionally, security at the terminal was enhanced.

Le Havre: A Leading Port for Northern Europe Cruises

Le Havre's attraction for cruise passengers is largely due to its geographic location. Positioned between the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the port is capable of accommodating the largest cruise ships. The variety of maritime and river cruises offered are very appealing. The popularity of cruising in Le Havre is growing, with many cruises making double or even triple stops. If you wish to explore Le Havre before departing for Orly Airport, a day rental service can be provided.

Stay at Eklo Hotels in Le Havre

Hotel Eklo, located in the city of Le Havre, offers 98 private rooms, each designed to provide comfort and tranquility to its guests. The rooms, which are housed in a beautiful contemporary building, are bright, comfortable, and cater to a variety of guests - families, professionals, couples, children, and those with disabilities. Each room is soundproofed, non-smoking, and elegantly furnished with modern décor and ensuite facilities. The hotel also boasts a terrace furnished with outdoor seating, providing guests with a breathtaking view of Le Havre.

Proximity to Amenities

Hotel Eklo is conveniently located near various amenities, including shops and public transport. The Mare-Rouge tram station, which provides direct access to the center of Le Havre, is just a stone's throw away. Le Havre-Octeville airport is only 3 km away, and the Auchan Grand Cap shopping center is also close by. Guests have a wide range of restaurant options nearby, including the 4-leaf clover, Thesee Mayassi Resto, La Table du Pradon, and Jean Luc Tartarin.

Services and Activities

Hotel Eklo offers a host of services including 24-hour reception, luggage storage, fax/copying services, express check-in/check-out, and a comprehensive laundry service. The hotel also features a picnic area, and guests can partake in golfing.

Great Location

For guests interested in exploring the region, the hotel's location is ideal. The city center is just a 10-minute journey from Hotel Eklo, and the North ring road offers easy access to other areas. One of the greatest advantages of staying at the Eklo is its proximity to the beach, which is only 4 km away. There are numerous local attractions not far from the hotel, including the Oscar Niemeyer Library, Witness Apartment, Saint Joseph Church, Maison Du Patrimoine - Atelier Perret, Fécamp, and the Cliffs of Étretat.

Discover the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History (MAHB)

Located in the heart of Normandy, the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History stands as a prominent cultural and tourist destination. Welcoming visitors of all ages, it showcases a vast collection of exhibits that are displayed on a permanent basis throughout the year.

A Renowned Museum in France

Housed in a historic castle, the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History holds the distinction of being among the Protected Historic Monuments of France. Its extensive collection has earned it the label of “Musée de France”, making it a respected institution within the Normandy region and beyond. Apart from traditional guided tours, the museum revolutionizes the visitor experience by offering virtual tours, catering to those who may not be able to visit in person.

An Extensive Collection to Explore

For enthusiasts of art, culture, and history, a visit to the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History is a must. The museum houses over 600 works of art, including 250 paintings and prints by renowned artists. Visitors can explore an exhibition of 1,000 pieces of Bayeux porcelain and lace, along with 800 archaeological and ethnographic objects. A guided tour of the museum spans 14 distinct stages, immersing visitors in a rich journey through the history of Europe and the evolution of art in the region. Alternatively, visitors can opt for themed routes for a more focused exploration. The staff at the Baron-Gérard Museum of Art and History strive to provide a customized, engaging experience for a nominal ticket price.

A car service always on time to go from Le Havre to CDG Airport

Le Havre is a port city in the department of Seine-Maritime. It is 89.2 km from the Panorama XXL museum and 91 km from Clères Zoo. It is 216.4 km from CDG Airport to le Havre and 210.7 km from Orly Airport