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In this booth, you will find all sorts of local cheese. Camembert, of course, invented by Marie Harel, but there several others that are awaiting for you though you do not know even their name. Rollot, Neufchâtel, Boursault, Brillat-Savarin, Pays d'Auge, Livarot, Vieux-Pané to name a few ! You should taste them !
Updated Nov 8, 2004
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In the covered market that has been built on the Place du Vieux Marché instead of the old open air market, you will find several booth selling various foods.
In this booth, you will find all sorts of fish, shrimps, mussels, oysters, etc....
Updated Nov 8, 2004
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The open air market that had taken place on the Place du Vieux Marché for several centuries has now been replaced by a covered market.
In this caterer's booth, you will find all sorts of local foods, cooked and ready to take.
Updated Oct 9, 2004
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If you stroll down a little further along Rue Martainville (which is not in the guide) you will come across a market square. Hugely busy on a Sunday with restaurants around and a big, lively market with food and bric à brac to browse through. Lovely!
Written Sep 24, 2002
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Sunday dinner is an important moment. All food-selling shops are open. And the market stalls on this square are open. Ít's always a pleasure to see all those cheeses, seafood, vegetables and flowers.
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Written Sep 24, 2002
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Rouen : both a modern and a medieval city.
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Welcome to the fantastic Medieval town of Rouen. Rouen was one of the largest and most prosperous cities of medieval Europe. It was one of the capitals of the Anglo-Norman dynasties, which ruled both...
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Rouen's medieval centre is filled with lofty spires and half-timbered houses. Located along the Seine River and home to numerous churches and impressive buildings, it is one of the oldest towns in...
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See the Flamboyant Gothic Churches
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A short visit to Rouen took place in the weekend of 18-20 May 2002. I've been before but that was on the way to Bordeaux and Biarritz. This was a slightly longer visit. It's just impossible to...
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