| Kil. | Miles. | |
| Rouen to Pont de l’Arche | 18 | 11¼ |
| Pont de l’Arche to Louviers | 10 | 6¼ |
| Louviers to Evreux | 24 | 15 |
NOTES FOR DRIVERS
On leaving the Seine for Pont de l’Arche, there is a long, winding ascent.
After Pont de l’Arche comes a climb through the forest, and a switchback of small, sharp hills before reaching Louviers.
After crossing the Iton, the road is hilly until the valley of that river is dropped into again, about 6 kilometres from Evreux.
PLACES OF INTEREST ON THE ROUTE
Rouen.—Cathedral; churches of St. Ouen and St. Maclou, and crypt of St. Gervais (on hill above the Place Cauchoise); the Grosse-Horloge gateway and belfry; Palais de Justice; Tour de Jeanne d’Arc; the spot where Jeanne d’Arc was burnt in the Place du Vieux-Marché; Maison Bourgthéroulde, No. 15 in the Place de la Pucelle, dating from 1486; many old timber-framed houses near cathedral.
Pont de l’Arche.—Small town on the Seine; remains of ramparts; fifteenth- and sixteenth-century timber houses; beautiful fifteenth-century church, with coeval glass.
Louviers.—Old manufacturing town, with a few picturesque houses near the church and market-place; south aisle and porch of church covered with remarkable profusion of fifteenth-century carving.
Evreux.—An old city, famous for its cathedral (see next section).