From the owner: La salle de l'agglomération de Rouen Le Zénith a ouvert ses portes en mars 2001. Oeuvre…read morespectaculaire de l'architecte suisse Bernard Tschumi, cette salle de spectacles peut accueillir de 850 à 7800 spectateurs. Sa scène immense de 450m² reçoit régulièrement les grands noms de la chanson française, des artistes internationaux mais également des spectacles pour enfants, des événements sportifs, des conventions d'entreprise...

If you are visiting Paris, It is worth to visit Rouen sine it is less than 2 hour drive from Paris…read more The town is beautiful with old house, flowers, and the Notre Dame Cathedral (an inspiration for Monet!) The main entertaining area is Gros-Horloge with many shops, restaurants, pastry shops, etc. it is a good shopping place for fashionista with reasonable price stores like H&M, C&A to high style shops like Tom ford, Long Champs, Hermes, etc. Wear comfortable shoes though since the street is made by old bricks and uneven, you might lose your heels for it! Also, most restaurants in this area do not serve lunch between 2-5 pm. They only serve drinks during this time, if you are hungry, you can get food at Mc Donald or Quick!

The Gros-Horloge is a landmark and emblematic of Rouen. Displaying the time and phases of the…read moremoon, the ornate clock is perched on an archway that spans the street. The interior of the clock and adjoining belfry are currently a museum. Climbing the tower, one can enjoy a view over the entire town. (Unfortunately, the museum is small, with limited capacity. In the summertime, there was a 45 minute wait time. )