Travel guide to Rouen Cathedral

Rouen is a very user-friendly city. The entire city's size, the length and width of the streets and the intervals between buildings are very suitable for walking. There are more than 30 large and small churches, bell towers, and numerous memorials to famous people in the city. The old town on the right bank is full of uneven bluestone roads and winding alleys. Walking in the old city, it is easy to feel lost in time and direction. In fact, the old city is very small, no matter how you turn around, you won't get lost. Besides, Rouen Cathedral is the best landmark. Rouen Cathedral Square is dotted with several ancient cafes and home furnishing stores. On sunny days, the outdoor cafes are full of people and the air is filled with the aroma of coffee.

Transportation: It takes about 1 hour to take the express train from Paris Saint-Lazare Station to Rouen. Rouen is a very walkable city, and you can visit all the main attractions in one day.

Accommodation: There is a wide range of choices, ranging from one-star to four-star hotels, with prices ranging from more than 20 euros a night to more than 200 euros a night.

Food: Don’t miss the seafood here. In addition, if you go to the market early in the morning and buy freshly caught oysters to eat raw, it will be even more enjoyable.