Ρουέν is a city in northern France, located on the banks of the Seine River. It is the capital of the Seine-Maritime department and is known for its rich history, particularly during the Middle Ages. The city features beautiful architecture, including the famous Rouen Cathedral, which was painted by Claude Monet. The city played a significant role during the Hundred Years' War and is also known for being the place where Joan of Arc was tried and executed in 1431. Today, Rouen is a vibrant cultural center, offering museums, galleries, and a lively atmosphere for both residents and visitors.