Guidebook for Rouen
Food Scene
Perfect for a romantic evening (quiet, candle lit table). Their menu is great if you're looking fo a Cheese experience. I recommend the Welsh. It's the oldest tavern in Rouen
La Taverne Saint-Amant
11 Rue Saint-AmandPerfect for a romantic evening (quiet, candle lit table). Their menu is great if you're looking fo a Cheese experience. I recommend the Welsh. It's the oldest tavern in Rouen
The best salads you will ever eat. And be prepared, the servings are huge
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La Walsheim
260 Rue MartainvilleThe best salads you will ever eat. And be prepared, the servings are huge
Drinks & Nightlife
A small, comfy bar with good beers, great cheese and sausages plates. I recommend the 'saucisson au beaufort'
La Porte Ouverte
71 Rue d'AmiensA small, comfy bar with good beers, great cheese and sausages plates. I recommend the 'saucisson au beaufort'
Sightseeing
Possibly the most beautiful Church in town (and seeing the number of beautiful churches Rouen has, this means a lot). A walk around the neigborhood I recommend: pedestrians streets, old shops and great places to eat or have a drink.
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7 Pl. BarthélémyPossibly the most beautiful Church in town (and seeing the number of beautiful churches Rouen has, this means a lot). A walk around the neigborhood I recommend: pedestrians streets, old shops and great places to eat or have a drink.
From far, the best panoramic view of Rouen you will get. Take a little pic-nic with you, sit on the grassy hill, and enjoy
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Route de la CornicheFrom far, the best panoramic view of Rouen you will get. Take a little pic-nic with you, sit on the grassy hill, and enjoy
First, you've got the Church with its unique architecture. Then, the square itself, with the old, typical houses (turned into restaurants). Also don't miss the big cross, which is the exact spot where Jeanne d'Arc was burnt (not exactly cheerful, but a historic place nonetheless).
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Place du Vieux MarchéFirst, you've got the Church with its unique architecture. Then, the square itself, with the old, typical houses (turned into restaurants). Also don't miss the big cross, which is the exact spot where Jeanne d'Arc was burnt (not exactly cheerful, but a historic place nonetheless).