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Barentin
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The town is known for "collecting" statues that it then erects in various locations. Among the 160 visible, the most famous is a replica of the Statue of Liberty used in the film *Le Cerveau*. You can also see an impressive railway viaduct dating from the 1850s.
Overview of Barentin
Barentin has the unique feature of "collecting" statues that it then erects in various locations. Out of the 160 visible, the most famous is a replica of the Statue of Liberty used in the film *Le Cerveau*. You can also see an impressive railway viaduct dating from the 1850s.
Key Facts
- Type of place: small town.
- Tourist interest: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
- Location: in the Seine-Maritime department, northwest of Rouen.
- Distances:
- Local time: .
- Population: 12,053 inhabitants (2014).
- Area: 12.74 km².
- Altitude: from 30 to 128 m.
- Website: https://www.ville-barentin.fr
History of Barentin
What to See and Do in Barentin
Open-Air Museum
This is a program of installing statues in various locations around the city. Of the 160 on display, the most famous is a replica of the Statue of Liberty used in the film "Le Cerveau".
This is a program of installing statues in various locations around the city. Of the 160 on display, the most famous is a replica of the Statue of Liberty used in the film "Le Cerveau".
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Open-Air Museum
★ This is a program of installing statues in various locations around the city. Of the 160 on display, the most famous is a replica of the…
Barentin Viaduct
★ An impressive railway viaduct dating from the 1850s on the Paris-Le Havre line.