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The French city with a rich food scene — just three hours by train
- Rouen is gaining attention for its combination of gastronomy, history, and art in a compact northern France city.
- Rouen is UNESCO-listed for gastronomy, with markets, camembert, and duck à la rouennaise among highlights.
- Monet’s cathedral and other Impressionist works are showcased at Rouen’s major arts museum.
- The Historial Jeanne d’Arc chronicles Joan of Arc’s life through immersive exhibits.
- Historic markets and the Place du Vieux-Marché offer seafood, cheese, and local specialties daily.
- L’Entrepôt Food Hall along the Seine offers street-food and a terrace with river views.
- La Couronne is a historic restaurant famed for its long culinary heritage since 1345.
- Rouen connects to Paris by Eurostar, with direct train links enabling quick getaways.
- Visitors are advised to visit Rouen between October and April to avoid peak summer crowds.
- Rouen offers cycling routes along the Seine and easy riverside exploration.
- Prominent Rouen hotels range from historic inns to luxury spa properties with historic interiors.
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