French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
Restaurants in Le Havre
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Paul Michel Thibault (1735-1799), the architect of the fortifications and hydraulic engineer of the city of Le Havre, decided around 1790, to build a mansion in a wealthy and coveted district of the city. In 1800,Martin Pierre Foache (1728-1816), a wealthy merchant, bought the house for use as a winter residence and to install his trading office there. He called another architect, Pierre Adrien Paris, former designer for the king, to decorate the interior. The facade is typical of the architecture of The Louis XVI period. It is extremely carefully designed; the parquet flooring of rare and exotic wood adjoins stone-tiled floors with geometric designs. the rooms are laid out around a central octagonal light-well.
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Contemporary art center located in the district Danton, in the heart of the old center of Le Havre. Featuring the work of renowned French and international contemporary artists, The Portique presents a broad overview of the current artistic production. Texts, documents and guides accompany the discovery of exhibitions.
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Housed in an 18th century building, The Natural History Museum of Le Havre has entertaining interactive temporary exhibitions which explore the wealth of the animal, vegetable and mineral kingdoms. Each new exhibition covers the whole museum so that it is completely replenished with each change of exhibition. The aim of the museum is to encourage curiosity through games, and to completely engage you through the senses so that you discover the fascinating fields of science in a different way and better share their challenges. An ideal family activity !
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