"From Tancarville via Caudebec to Rouen" Caudebec-en-Caux by Airpunk

Caudebec-en-Caux is a small town (around 2500 inhabitants) which was on the way on our trip through the Seine valley. We started in the morning near Tancarville, made some stops in Lillebonne, St. Maurice D'Ételan and some other places before we came to Caudebec. The town played an important role in former times, but now its is only famous for its church "Notre-Dame de Caudebec-en-Caux".

After an hour, we left the town. It was quite impossible to find a parking spot and so we parked our car at some place where it wasn't allowed. We took enough time for the church, but didn't want to risk a ticket afterwards...

• Pros:nice small town with a masterpiece of gothic art
• Cons:hard to find a parking spot on market days...