Place du General-de-Gaulle (General de Gaulle Square), Rouen

General de Gaulle Square, often referred to simply as City Hall Square is the central hub for both locals and tourists. The square is named after Charles de Gaulle, a prominent French general and statesman.

The City Hall of Rouen is a striking building that dominates one side of the square. It boasts impressive architecture, featuring a combination of Gothic and Renaissance styles. The City Hall is not only an administrative center but also a historical landmark. Visitors can admire its façade and occasionally explore its interior during special events or guided tours.

A Monument to Napoleon I is situated in the General de Gaulle Square. It pays tribute to Napoleon Bonaparte, one of France's most iconic figures. The monument features a bronze equestrian statue of Napoleon on horseback. He is depicted in military attire, a characteristic hat, and a pose that exudes authority and leadership. The statue captures the essence of Napoleon as a military commander.

The square is surrounded by elegant buildings, cafes, shops, and restaurants, making it an ideal spot for people-watching while sipping on a cup of coffee or enjoying a meal.