How to get to Le Havre?
Heading to Le Havre! Book your train, bus or carpool trips to Le Havre.
4.7 out of 1146 reviews
Travel
How to get to Le Havre? 🚆🚌🚗
Every year, thousands of travellers choose Le Havre as their destination, enjoying easy access by train, bus or carpooling. Whether you're coming for a seaside weekend or on business, there are several ways to reach this vibrant port city.
🚆 By train: Le Havre is connected to many French cities thanks to SNCF. There are on average 70 journeys per day, at an average price of around €40. It's the ideal solution for a fast, comfortable journey, with around 1,500 travellers daily.
🚌 By bus: With more than 50 daily services offered by companies such as FlixBus or BlaBlaCar Bus, the journey to Le Havre is available from €25. Around 800 travellers take this option every day. An excellent choice for travelling on a budget without giving up comfort.
🚗 By carpooling: A flexible, friendly and eco-friendly solution, carpooling to Le Havre starts from around €13. It lets you tailor your journey to your schedule and budget.
With Tictactrip, compare all these options in the blink of an eye. Bus, train, carpooling: you choose, you combine, you book in 3 clicks. No more need to run multiple searches: save time, save money and reduce your carbon footprint.
Join more than 60,000 satisfied travellers who have already used Tictactrip to organise their journeys at the best price. A simple, smooth and responsible travel experience awaits you!
The history of Le Havre
Before setting off to discover this iconic city, here are a few facts about Le Havre: located in Normandy, in the Seine-Maritime department, this port city charms visitors with its openness to the world and its energy.
Founded in 1517 by Francis I, Le Havre quickly flourished thanks to its strategic coastal location, becoming a major trading port.
Marked by history, the city was hit hard during the Second World War. But like a phoenix, it rose again thanks to the architect Auguste Perret, who redesigned it with boldness and modernity.
Rebuilt in a unique style, Le Havre is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its innovative urban planning and architectural beauty.
With 170,000 inhabitants and covering 47 km², Le Havre is a lively, welcoming city, between sea and modernity — a true open-air museum to explore without restraint.
See also
