The charme of Rouen is
hidden in the little and beautiful details: the artistic sign of the
next boulanger (shop for artisanal bread), the wall decoarted with
shells, the old&magic art-deco decorations.... One feels and sees
that Rouen was an important and rich city in the past! In the 16th
century the city was important harbour town for products exchange with
Brazil. Victor Hugo was calling the city: city of tausend church
towers. A lot of architecture was destroyed during the Second World War
bombing. However over 2000 colombage houses are still well preserved.
Showing posts with label Rouen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rouen. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Saturday, 2 November 2013
Rouen, the charming and cozy capital of Upper Normandy
I am soooo falling for the French province
Normandy...and this love is more than something new, I am in love with
this part of France since I first passed there:-) Its the unique
cocktail of cozy towns, cute villages with lovely restored colombage
houses, breathaking coast line rocks and view, yummy seafood and tons of
apples, preferably in bottle of cider!
So this year I was very happy to visit the capital of Upper Normandy, the city of Rouen. And was I pleasantly suprised that the big city has still managed to keep a cozy center with fantastic selection of restaurants, bars and local boutiques. The architecture is breathtaking (churches, the cathedrale) and there is an amazing chocolatier at almost every second corner....And last but not least: here you are in cheese&wine paradise:-)
So this year I was very happy to visit the capital of Upper Normandy, the city of Rouen. And was I pleasantly suprised that the big city has still managed to keep a cozy center with fantastic selection of restaurants, bars and local boutiques. The architecture is breathtaking (churches, the cathedrale) and there is an amazing chocolatier at almost every second corner....And last but not least: here you are in cheese&wine paradise:-)
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