Taxi Fécamp → Le Havre

This route follows the stunning Cote d'Albatre (Alabaster Coast) where white chalk cliffs drop into the English Channel. Fecamp is home to the Benedictine Palace, a neo-Gothic masterpiece housing the distillery of the famous Benedictine liqueur made from a secret recipe of 27 herbs and spices. The town was once a major cod-fishing port for the Newfoundland Grand Banks. En route to Le Havre, you pass near Etretat, whose natural rock arches and needle — the Aiguille Creuse and Porte d'Aval — are among France's most iconic coastal landmarks, painted by Monet and Courbet. Le Havre itself is a UNESCO World Heritage city for its post-war Perret architecture.