Le Havre is a major port city on the Normandy coast known for its modern architecture wide waterfront and strong maritime identity. Much of the city was rebuilt after the Second World War under the guidance of architect Auguste Perret whose use of clean lines open spaces and concrete gives Le Havre a distinctive and harmonious character. The beach the harbor and the bright ocean light create a calm yet energetic atmosphere that reflects both industry and leisure. Museums cultural spaces and seaside walks offer a steady balance of creativity daily life and coastal openness.
Part of: France