Rue Eau-de-Robec, Rouen

Rue Eau-de-Robec is a street in Rouen known for its narrow passages and old buildings lining both sides. The street follows the course of a small waterway that once powered mills and shaped the area's development.

The street grew in the Middle Ages as a trade route and water source for local mills. Its name comes from the Robec river, whose waters drove the economy of this neighborhood for centuries.

The street is easy to walk through and invites casual exploration of its small side passages. Wearing comfortable shoes is recommended since the ground is uneven and partly cobblestone.

Location: Rouen

Part of: réseau viaire de Rouen

Shares border with: rue de la Foulerie, Rue du Petit-Mouton, Place du Lieutenant-Aubert, Rouen, Rue des Boucheries-Saint-Ouen, rue du Pont Dame Renaude, Rue Lamauve, rue Armand-Carrel, rue du Docteur Blanche, Place Saint-Vivien, rue du Pas de Gaud, rue Romulus, rue du Garde Monsieur, passage de la Grande Mesure, rue des Celestins, rue du Pont de l'Arquet, Rue du Ruissel, rue Édouard Adam, rue Accard, "rue Chantereine", rue du Pont Codrille, Boulevard Gambetta

Address: Rue Eau de Robec

GPS coordinates: 49.44194,1.10583

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:10