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Discover Le Havre
Le Havre: a breath of real fresh air
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
A rebuilt city centre inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List, monumental works of art in the public space and an exceptional stretch of water make Le Havre the seaside destination not to be missed this summer.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Heir to a history that led it to reinvent itself, the city embodies the laboratory of modern architecture in France. Since 2017 it has lived side by side with contemporary art through its artistic season, Un Été Au Havre. This summer rendezvous is the stage of a true transformation of the urban landscape: an open-air museum where contemporary artworks dress the streets of the city, to the delight of residents and visitors alike. Le Havre invites you to stroll and breathe the sea air, with the bonus of a succession of exceptional panoramas over the whole city centre and the beach from the heights. For lovers of idleness, a beach in the heart of the city will be the finest of surprises. So let yourself be tempted by a stopover of art and fresh water “made in LH”, in one of the trendiest cities of the moment!
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Guided discovery
Cultural mediation aims to help you discover the artworks of Un Été Au Havre in different ways. We offer several meeting points and several tools that can suit everyone: whether you are in a hurry or, on the contrary, enjoy an in-depth conversation; whether you come alone, as a family, with a disability, from Le Havre or from elsewhere…
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
You will no doubt find something to your taste!
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Mediators posted beside the artworks.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Mediators are available beside some artworks to talk with you about them, answer your questions or guide you. You can meet them throughout the Un Été Au Havre season, between 10 am and 6 pm.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Accessibility of the artworks
Un Été Au Havre is committed to giving visitors with disabilities clear information about accessibility.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
The places and the artworks are therefore accessible unless stated otherwise. On the folding map and on the website, the particular features are indicated in the Practical information section of each artwork, so that you can prepare your visit as well as possible.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Specific tools and visits are also offered in the section below.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Discover the artworks with a translation into French Sign Language and subtitles on the YouTube channel of Un Été Au Havre.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
An audio-description kit can be borrowed free of charge at the Maison de l’Été throughout the season, against an identity document.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
An Easy-to-Read booklet (FALC, “Facile à Lire et à Comprendre”) can be borrowed free of charge at the Maison de l’Été throughout the season, against an identity document.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
It can also be consulted on site at the Maison de l’Été or beside some artworks when a mediator is present.
Source: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Planning your journey
Check the official services to plan your journey and verify the information in force.
- Le Havre Étretat Normandie Tourisme — tourist office website (in French)
- LiA — public transport network of Le Havre Seine Métropole (in French)
- LiA bicycle hire (in French)
Source of the links: Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.
Pass and visitor information
See the Museum Pass on the official website (in French)
Source of the link: official home page of Un Été Au Havre (in French) — retrieved on 7 November 2026.