The Port and the City are intimately linked, the breaths of one leading to those of the other. This relationship has always been passionate and exciting. The Port has made room for the City by gradually withdrawing, but built elements continue to bear witness to this past, present and future history. The 106 is a very good example of port heritage rehabilitation and the entire «urban» left bank echoes the Port in its own way. The renowned architects who worked and work on this city-port interface pay tribute to it by anchoring the port heritage in our landscape.
Sunday 18 September at 10am for the 1st departure of the Rollet peninsula, at 2pm under the William the Conqueror bridge for the second.
Mandatory registration until Thursday, September 15 on answering machine on 02 35 52 96 77 or by email: communication-event-ro@haropaport.com. Specify JEP, schedule, number of people and telephone number.