Cultural landmarks of Clermont-Ferrand

Twelfth-century Romanesque church with a crypt and capitals depicting biblical scenes.

This cathedral was built using volcanic rock and displays typical Gothic architectural elements from the 13th century.

A museum about tire industry technical development with original vehicles and historical documents since 1889.

The museum is located in a former Ursuline convent and collects artworks from the 14th to 20th centuries.

A 5-hectare botanical garden with a pond, greenhouse and more than 500 plant species in the city center.

The central square with black stone buildings made of volcanic rock, shops and the statue of General Desaix.

A 395000-hectare nature reserve with 80 volcanoes, hiking trails and regional flora and fauna.

A 1465-meter volcano with an observatory at the summit and remains of a Roman temple of Mercury.

The volcanic cone reaches 1209 meters in height and provides a complete view over the Chaîne des Puys range.

The museum contains two main collections: an archaeological section on the ground floor and a textile department on the first floor.

A public square with benches, water fountains and green spaces, surrounded by restaurants and cafes.

The medieval tower from the 14th century measures 20 meters and served as a navigation point for travelers.

The public square features a statue of the mathematician and contains benches, trees and a small fountain.

The theater has 1000 seats and presents classical operas, contemporary works and concerts.

The city park on a hill contains walking paths, observation points and a children's playground.