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Saint-Joseph Church of Le Havre Must-see
A 107-metre lantern tower designed by Auguste Perret, a symbol of the rebuilding of Le Havre, UNESCO-listed.
See on the map →Rebuilt after the war by Auguste Perret and UNESCO-listed, Le Havre unfolds a unique concrete architecture facing the English Channel. Here are the places not to miss.
Looking for things to do in Le Havre, places to visit near Le Havre or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Le Havre on the interactive mapThe 6 must-see places in Le Havre
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Le Havre City Hall Must-see
The heart of the centre rebuilt by Perret, surrounded by gardens and its 72-metre belfry tower.
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André Malraux Museum of Modern Art (MuMa)
One of the richest Impressionist collections in provincial France, facing the Bassin du Commerce.
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Le Havre Beach
A long urban beach with its colourful cabins, ideal for a walk facing the English Channel.
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Le Volcan
A cultural centre with a conical shape designed by Oscar Niemeyer, an emblematic national stage of rebuilt Le Havre.
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The Saint-François Quarter
A rare old quarter spared by the bombing, with half-timbered houses and a food market hall near the marina.
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