Editing Le Havre (section)

=== In Le Havre ===

- The '''city center''' that was rebuilt between 1945 and 1964 by Auguste Perret after being destroyed at the end of World War II. Since 2005, it is registered on the list of world inheritance of humanity by UNESCO.

- '''Town Hall''', designed by Auguste Perret - 20th century

- '''Cultural Centre''' (Le Volcan), designed by Oscar Niemeyer - 20th century

- '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_St._Joseph St Joseph's Church]''', designed by Auguste Perret - 20th century

- '''Notre Dame Cathedral''', 15th century

- '''Priory of Graville''', 13th century

- '''Pasino''' - Casino, old "Palais de la Bourse", designed by Otello Zavaroni - 20th century

- '''Villa Maritime''', old house of the French dramaturge Armand Salacrou - 19th century

- '''Château des Gadelles''', also named "Porte de Burgos", désigned by Pierre-Édouard Dumont, Henri Toutain and Gustave Eiffel - 19th century

- '''University Library''', designed by René and Phine Weeke Dottelonde - 21th century

- '''Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Le Havre''', designed by René and Phine Weeke Dottelonde - 21th century
[[File:La_plage_du_Havre.JPG|thumb|350px|right|Le Havre beach]]
- '''Novotel''', designed by Jean-Paul Viguier - 21th century

- '''Japanese Garden''', created thanks to the link between the harbours of Le Havre and Osaka

- '''Les Jardins Suspendus''', gardens in an old fort, from where you have a nice point of view on the city

- Go to the '''beach''' : between April and October, bars and restaurants are open on the sea front, very pleasant to see the sunset !

- Walk to the '''"End of the World"''' from the beach to the cliffs