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We were in Honfleur a few weeks ago on our own. There were several normal size River Cruise boats docked, not in the inner harbor where all the small boats, are but on the river's edge. It still was very close to the center of town. Honfleur is lovely. Great history, nice shops, beautiful views, interesting architecture, and great seafood restaurants. If you like mussels, this is the place to eat them. One restaurant had them prepared a dozen different ways and they are very reasonably priced because they are very local. You will love the city! Have a great trip!

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We were in Honfleur a few weeks ago on our own. There were several normal size River Cruise boats docked, not in the inner harbor where all the small boats, are but on the river's edge. It still was very close to the center of town. Honfleur is lovely. Great history, nice shops, beautiful views, interesting architecture, and great seafood restaurants. If you like mussels, this is the place to eat them. One restaurant had them prepared a dozen different ways and they are very reasonably priced because they are very local. You will love the city! Have a great trip!

 

Hi....We'll be arriving next month...is there a centralized area we should tell the taxi driver to stop and pick us up at? Any suggestions on what to see during a four hour stop? We're docking at Le Havre and sharing a taxi with another couple/

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Honfleur is a pretty French town with a lovely harbour area and old town to wander in. There are a number of museums there, so if you do a Google search you will find what is available. You can then choose what is interesting to you.

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Hi....We'll be arriving next month...is there a centralized area we should tell the taxi driver to stop and pick us up at? Any suggestions on what to see during a four hour stop? We're docking at Le Havre and sharing a taxi with another couple/

This shows the main area. 4 hours would be perfect for a good look round - and a bowl of mussels :) All the best, Tony

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This shows the main area. 4 hours would be perfect for a good look round - and a bowl of mussels :) All the best, Tony

[YOUTUBE]WZh60k44-LM[/YOUTUBE]

 

Thanks to you and London Towner....do either of you know if it's possible to get a taxi in Honfleur to the pier in Le Havre...and do either of you know if taxis accept credit cards?

 

I've emailed 3 taxi companies and none have responded.

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... If you mean a cruise ship, then they will dock in Le Havre

 

Depends on the size of your cruise ship. Small is sometimes beautiful and I am on a cruise next month that docks in Honfleur. The cruise ship is only 10,000 tons and takes about 450 pax. We also dock in the middle of Bordeaux. Honfleur can take ships up to approx 25,000 tons I believe.

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