It’s really slow and calm, only busy during summer due it’s a port and cruises stop here so people can go to Paris and different destinations.

Student life is good, there are some bars and places but definitely the beach is one of the best places to go

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In Le Havre there are not many people and there is not night life. When you go out at midnight there is nobody. So it could be dangerous sometimes. Better not being alone in Le Havre’s streets. 
The places to avoid the night is the train station and Rond point

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Le Havre, a remarkable port city in the Normandy region of Northwestern France, is intriguingly named as 'The Harbour'. The location is globally recognized for its emblematic post-war architecture, designed by the visionary Auguste Perret, marking it as a UNESCO World Heritage site. As a city of art and history, it's known for spectacular attractions such as the modernist St. Joseph's Church, the impressionist art displays in Musée d'Art Moderne André Malraux, and the engaging Maison de l'Armateur maritime museum. Being a seaside location, Le Havre also boasts a stunning pebble beach, offering mesmerizing views of the English Channel. Its lively markets and French cafes further complement the city's charming persona.

The Havre was a beautiful place ! The people there were extremely kind, they wouldn't hesitate to chat with you. There are a lot of activities and it's quite a nice place ! My companion and I felt very safe.

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