LE HAVRE | What to do in a day! Perret Apartment, Maison de l’Armateur and much more!

[@AntonandSinan]

Check out the first part of this trip in Honfleur: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noa4iHmflreHqdU

[@daviddeveau5101]

Absolutely lovely from your perspective. Thank you.

[@AntonandSinan]

Thank you too! ☺️

[@SonicPhonic]

Thank you for another interesting video.

[@AntonandSinan]

You are welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@fredleescott2874]

As always I appreciate your work on your videos. I will never get to visit France but I do thank you both for showing me your beautiful country! Thanks guys! ❤

[@AntonandSinan]

You are absolutely welcome! More to come!

[@smiley9987]

Salut Guys! Very interesting for me to see. Interesting town,I like it. Not sure too about living there,but this region has something special about it. A bit grey yes,a bit cold...but certain charm is there. I also like to look at the arhitecture around. I like this episode a lot. I repeat myself often,I know. You give me only one option with these great videos. Always curious to explore with both of you. Every time something new to see and learn. 👍🏻✨️🙃! Merci

[@AntonandSinan]

Salut! We are glad you liked this episode! Le Havre is one of those cities we enjoy every time we visit. It's special and very unique. And don't worry about repeating yourself, we do that all the time too! 🤣

[@smiley9987]

@@AntonandSinan ❤️

[@nigelsouthworth5577]

Try living in Scotland! Vous devez vraiment visiter Edinborg.

[@AntonandSinan]

That city is the first on our list for the UK, ahead of everything else, including London.

[@podcasthastings9501]

Ooooh! A new episode on Le Havre (and Anton has short hair) ! A very interesting episode showing other aspects of this rather strange city. For decades, when the mayors were Communists, it really was a shithole. Then there was a wonderful right-wing mayor (Antoine Rufenacht), whom I got to know very well having interviewed him on several occasions. He died in September 2020. It was he who completely transformed the image of Le Havre, cleaned it up, carried out major modernisation work and, above all, worked for nearly 14 years to have Perret's architecture listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This has totally changed the city (even if there are still several very dodgy districts, far from the city centre, up the hill). 🙂

[@nigelsouthworth5577]

Thanks for the info. I really enjoyed my visit to Le Havre.

[@AntonandSinan]

Thank you for the info, we had no idea since we visited much more recently. We find Le Havre to be unique and very interesting from historic and architectural point of view. It definitely shows that more recent architecture doesn’t have to be bland and boring.