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In Rouen, the Seine river is wide 2 to 3 km and deep enough to allow even large ocean ships to reach Rouen harbor. This is why Rouen is living along the river and the Seine has and had always, a main importance for the city.
Man had to help nature and began in the middle of the 19th century. For more details, look at :
Rouen et la Seine
Updated Nov 8, 2004
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1 Review and 74 Opinions Right in the center, this hotel is recommended to those who travel light and preferably not arrive...
Hotel Cardinal Rouen
1 Review and 57 Opinions about 50.00 US dollars or less...Under 300 french francs for one Magnificent and modern marble...
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Write a ReviewIn Rouen, the Seine river is wide 2 to 3 km and deep enough to allow even large ocean ships to reach Rouen harbor. This is why Rouen is living along the river...
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Q: Can anyone recommend a small hotel or b +b in or around Rouen - something good but not too pricey
A: We usually use the Logis-de-France chain of small family-owned hotels when traveling in France. They are in all price ranges and nearly everywhere in France. Most have an...
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Rouen : both a modern and a medieval city.
Rouen began to grow at the Roman period under the name of Rotomagus, capital to the Véliocasses. It is situated on the Seine river at the place where was the last bridge between both banks before the...
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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
Rouen (pop.100K+) is the capital of Haut-Normandie and is a major tourist attraction. It has a cathedral and two large churches built mostly in the 14-15 C at the height of the Flamboyant Gothic...
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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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