Honfleur

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commune of France port city

Honfleur is a historic port town in Normandy, northern France, renowned for its picturesque old harbor, timber-framed houses, and association with Impressionist painters.

Aliases (3)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	commune of France → port city →
architecturalStyle	medieval urban fabric → timber-framed architecture →
areaSquareKilometers	13.67 →
associatedWith	Claude Monet → Erik Satie → Eugène Boudin → Johan Barthold Jongkind →
country	France →
department	Calvados →
elevationMaxMeters	148 →
elevationMinMeters	1 →
hasMayor	Michel Lamarre →
hasMuseum	Eugène Boudin Museum → Maisons Satie →
hasPart	Eugène Boudin Museum → Lieutenance → Maisons Satie → Sainte-Catherine Church → Vieux-Bassin →
hasRiver	Seine →
heritageStatus	well-preserved historic center →
historicalRole	seaport → trading port →
historicRegion	Pays d’Auge →
locatedIn	Calvados department → Normandy → northern France →
locatedInArrondissement	Lisieux →
locatedInCanton	Honfleur-Deauville →
locatedInTimeZone	CEST → CET →
locatedNear	English Channel →
locatedOn	Seine estuary →
notableFor	Sainte-Catherine Church → Vieux-Bassin → art galleries → association with Impressionist painters → historic port → maritime heritage → picturesque old harbor → timber-framed houses →
postalCode	14600 →
region	Normandy →
tourismType	art tourism → cultural tourism → heritage tourism →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Eugène Boudin →	birthPlace
Calvados department →	contains
The Lighthouse at Honfleur ("harbor of Honfleur") →	depicts
The Lighthouse at Honfleur ("Honfleur, Normandy, France") →	depictsLocation
River Seine →	mouthLocation
Baie de Seine ("Port of Honfleur") →	near
Sandwich →	twinnedWith