
UNESCO Le Havre in one day
Le Havre • One-Day City Plan
UNESCO Le Havre in one day
Quick Facts
Explore Le Havre's UNESCO World Heritage city center, rebuilt by architect Auguste Perret after WWII. This intensive itinerary covers the iconic City Hall, Oscar Niemeyer's striking Volcan library, historic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the colorful Container Chain sculpture, world-class MuMa art museum with its Impressionist collection, the magnificent Saint Joseph's Church with 12,768 stained glass pieces, Europe's widest avenue, and the scenic pebble beach. Important: Oscar Niemeyer Library and MuMa are closed on Mondays. MuMa opens at 11:00 (later than other attractions). The first Saturday of each month offers free admission to MuMa. Total walking distance is approximately 4 km.
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Your Day Timeline
Using for all transport: Walking
Start Point
Le Havre City Center
Le Havre City Hall
Oscar Niemeyer Library (Bibliothèque Oscar Niemeyer)
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Le Havre
Container Chain
Lunch Break
1 hour
Musée d'art moderne André Malraux (MuMa)
Saint Joseph's Church
Avenue Foch
Le Havre Beach
End Point
Le Havre City Center




