Normandy from Rouen

Monet, cliffs, abbeys, harbours: it all works as a day trip from Rouen, by public transport. And to get to Rouen from Beauvais airport, there's the Busmandy shuttle, by direct coach, in 1 h 40, from €23.90.

Normandy from Rouen

GivernyGiverny
  • 59 min
  • Train + shuttle
  • 51 km
  • €13, €7 for ages 7 to 17
The house and gardens where Claude Monet lived and painted from 1883 until his death in 1926.Photo : Fondation Monet, CC BY-SA 3.0
ÉtretatÉtretat
  • 1 h 35
  • Train + coach
  • 71 km
  • Free access
Étretat is a small harbour town on the Alabaster Coast, framed by chalk cliffs, with its arches and its 51 m needle.Photo : Jörg Braukmann, CC BY-SA 4.0
HonfleurHonfleur
  • 1 h 15
  • Train + coach
  • 62 km
  • Free access
Honfleur is a harbour town in Calvados on the Seine estuary, with its Vieux Bassin, its cobbled lanes and its museums linked to painters.Photo : Monster4711, CC BY-SA 4.0
Le HavreLe Havre
  • 45 min
  • Train
  • 71 km
  • Free access
Le Havre is the concrete city rebuilt after the bombings by Auguste Perret and his studio, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Photo : Photographe Erik Levilly Original uploader was Olivier2000, CC BY 1.0
JumiègesJumièges
  • 20 km
  • €7.50, free up to age 18 and for students
The ruins of one of Normandy's main Benedictine monasteries, with two white towers 46 m high in a loop of the Seine.Photo : Franz Golhen, Public domain
FécampFécamp
  • 1 h 10 to 1 h 35
  • Train
  • 63 km
  • Free access
Fécamp is a harbour town on the Alabaster Coast, with cliffs, an abbey church and a cod-fishing past, overlooked by Cap Fagnet.Photo : Raphodon, CC BY-SA 3.0

Rouen

Your trip to Normandy starts at Beauvais airport.

The new Busmandy shuttle takes you to Rouen in 1 h 40, by direct coach, from €23.90. Pre-register and we'll let you know about the first departure.

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