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I was in Rouen on Saturday and went into a great shop with lovely kitchen ware, gifts etc and now hoping to find it on the internet, can anyone help me with a name? If you are standing in front of the cathedral looking down towards Printemps it was on a street leading of the street Printemps is on to the right? Possibly a street going off near the Yves Rocher shop? Can't remember exactly! In the window on Saturday it had toadstool stools and huge tulip and daisy flowers?
Thanks
We would like to take a tour from the Ship when we arrive in LeHavre . We will be staying overnight in Bayeux or somewhere in area and take train the next day to Paris. Would love some suggestions for a Private Tour guide that would pick us up (4 people) and give us a tour and drop us in Bayeux. Thanks Sandy
Suggestions for Hotels would also be helpful.
Hi, I want to spend approx 3 months not too far from Paris, but in a place which is a hub so that travel in all directions is easy. Rouen sounds maybe perfect.
I won't have a car, preferring to use public transport.
Anyone know about self-contained accommodation for that period of time. Not too expensive.
Thanks
Sue
Accomodation Posted: Mon June 8, 2009 10:58 AM UTC
Hi
I am applying to Esc rouen Business school for october 2009 intake.
I would be grateful if u can help me with accommodation as i have absolutely no idea where to stay.
can u also let me know how rouen is as a place ? and are part time jobs easy to find ?
Is it possible to safely leave several fairly large pieces of luggage at the station for a few hours while waiting for a train to Paris? Is there a check room? Are there large lockers that might be used? Can a passenger check luggage and have it loaded or available for a train leaving within up to 2-3 hours or less?
I'd like to know if anyone has tried to do both Versailles and Giverny in one day. Is it possible? What's the best route? go to Versailles first and then to Giverny? how?
many thanks
Sandra
Does anyone know when the earliest train bound for Paris St. Lazare leaves from Rouen? I have a flight at 11h20 out of CDG and I will be coming from Rouen that morning. I know the trip is short (an hour or so) but I need the earliest train out of Rouen so I can get there in time. I would love to know a site where one can look at French train times, the SNCF site is a bit overwhelming and clunky.
This summer I will be in Rouen with my family. While we will be based in a hotel in Rouen, we would like to travel around the region somewhat, and do not wish to rent a car. We are interested in hiring either a guide with a minivan (there are six of us) or just a driver to take us to places such as Giverny, Honfleur, Deauville, and the Auge countryside. Has anyone ever done this or does anyone know where to find such a service? I have exhausted travel agencies on line. I asked the owners of the hotel where we are staying and I suppose that they will respond but in the meantime if anyone has any suggestions...My parents are elderly and I don't want them traipsing up and down onto buses and trains. Thanks so much for any and all help you can provide.
We will be arriving in LeHavre on a cruise ship and I have arranged a rental car when we get there. Information about where to pick up the car relative to where we arrive is very sparse, along with what to expect in the way of tolls and traffic between the two locations. We have about 8 hours to complete our roundtrip journey with our main interest being Omaha Beach and the American cemetary. We are senior citizens. Are we making a mistake?
Paris to Eu Posted: Fri March 20, 2009 05:00 PM UTC
I am planning on spending a weekend in Eu and than taking the train to Rotterdam
I am arriving at Paris Airport (CDG) at 10:00 am on a Thursday
Does anybody know the quickest route by train to get to Eu and than on a Monday the train to Rotterdam?
If you could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated!
we will be in le havre in may and would like to know if there are taxis at the cruise port that will take us on a sightseeing trip to honfleur, and what they might charge?
is there anywhere we can walk from the port to sightsee? any info would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
fuzzyfl
Trout fishing Posted: Mon March 9, 2009 01:05 PM UTC
Can anyone tell me if there are any trout ponds in the Toutainville area. We are actually staying at Beuzeville but on Google Earth there appears to be lakes at Toutainville
Thank you
Information needed for someone who will be staying in rue Mustel in central Rouen and who will need to get to the primary school Clemenceau, on rue P Lefevre, off Blvd de la Paix, in Darnetal. They will be there between mid-January to mid-February 2009. Is there any public transport between the two, or would it be advisable to drive by own transport? Any helpful information very gratefully received.
Can anyone tell me if Bernay (Normandie) France Train staion ticket office is open on Sunday and what times please. We need to get a ticket on the day as we are not sure what time we will want to come back. Thanks.
My husband I and plan to visit the cathedral in Rouen, as well the Musée des Beaux-Arts. One of our days in Rouen will coincide with the Nov. 1 All Saint's day holiday, and I'm wondering if any locals could recommend a holiday related event we could attend. We would like to visit the Plague Cemetery (Aître St. Maclou), but I am having a hard time telling if it will be open on the holiday. I've emailed the tourist office, and they sent nice brochures my way, but didn't reply to my questions about what will be open on the holidy.
I would love further advice for sights and activities in Rouen. We enjoy art and architecture, and classical music/opera. We won't be using a car, but we like to walk.
We also would like recommendations for low budget meals--we can picnic, too. Fixed priced menus are great, but must be under $15 euro.
I will be in Paris and plan to travel to Giverny this summer. Wondering: is the farmer's market in Vernon obvious & easy to find once disembarking from the train? And the picnic spot one write mentions - near Monet's house, near the bridge a restored mill and a park - do I need directions to this. I am planning to travel by train from Paris on a Monday or Tuesday. thanks
We are traveling to Rouen at the end of August. We have 2 children (ages 7 & 9) and will be visiting the area for a day and then moving onto Bayeux to see the surrounding area, including Normandy beaches and WWII history with the kids. We'd like to stay close to the city, as we don't want to be in the car driving too much. Being the US dollar isn't worth much, we, Americans, are on a budget. Could anyone suggest a B&B or "homey" lodging for us in Rouen for a night and Bayeux for a night? Thanks!
I'm travelling from Boulogne-sur-Mer to a village just South of Caen at the end of this month. The problem is that is also the same day as the Rugby Union Premiership Final which I would really like to watch.
Does anyone know of a bar or restaurant anywhere in the area which subscibes to the UK Sky Sports Channels?
During WWII there was a train accident that destroyed the St-Valery-en-Caux depot. When it was rebuilt, there was a plaque commemorating that accident. I would like a digital photo of that plaque for my Brother-in-law. He was on the train that was involved in the wreck. Is there someone that I could contact for a photo?
I have an ambitious 2 week plan to visit Normandy and Brittany. My impression is that Brittany has much more to offer and thought to concentrate my attention only on 2 things in Normandy : Le Mont St-Michel and Rouen. I am not interested in WW2 and hope that the coastal area of Brittany to be at least as interesting as the northern coast of Normandy. Did anybody visit both these areas ? I would be quite interested to hear your opinions. Thank you.
I am planning a possible trip to Rouen in April, spending 5 nights. Is it possible to reach the Normandy beaches & cemeteries without using a car? Is there a train or bus to the area from Rouen or Caen? I don't really want a guided tour, but if need be, I would use that. thanks
We plan to visit cathedral towns in April and are trying to decide which one to spend 3 nights in and which to do as day trips from Paris. We would like a town with a lovely medieval pedestrian area to wander around in for our lengthier visit, with our day trips primarily focused on the cathedrals themselves. My current thought is perhaps to do Rouen as the longer visit, with Chartres and Amiens as daytrips from Paris, but I’d appreciate any suggestions. Thank you. Carol
Ive been trying to find where in rouen the station rive droite is so i can locate it to my hotel, Kyriad Rouen Centre,14 Quai Gaston Boulet
Rouen 7600. i need the station address so i can log it into my route planner, so i can see distance, weather to walk, taxi ( so i dont get riped off), or metro. i look forword to you advice and information, regards eddie
where to start Posted: Sat January 26, 2008 09:48 PM UTC
I want to stay for a few days on the north eastern coast of France before heading deep into Europe during the summer - any suggestions of a place with good beach and more. My starting point is having no idea about this part of the world at all, any suggestions welcome
Thanks