Instagrammable photo spots in Clermont-Ferrand

Bronze monument created in 1903 by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, depicting the Gallic chieftain mounted on horseback with raised sword.

Gothic religious building from the 13th century constructed with black volcanic stone from local quarries, featuring two 108-meter spires.

Main square of Clermont-Ferrand with modern architecture, restaurants, shops and the statue of General Desaix from the French Revolution period.

Volcanic cone rising 1167 meters with red and black scoria slopes, offering views of the regional natural park of the Auvergne volcanoes.

The central park contains a pond, greenhouses, rare trees and flowerbeds across four hectares of landscaped grounds near downtown.

This volcanic peak rises 1465 meters above sea level. A train takes visitors to the summit where Roman ruins remain.

This 12th century church displays Romanesque architecture with carved capitals, a crypt and black volcanic stone walls from local quarries.

Built in 1515, this stone fountain stands in Place de la Poterne. It features carved figures and water spouts in Renaissance style.

This narrow street contains houses from the 15th century with visible wooden frames and stone foundations typical of medieval architecture.

Built in 2009, this religious building combines contemporary design with traditional Islamic architectural elements, featuring geometric patterns and a 25-meter minaret.

Located at 460 meters altitude, this 26-hectare green space contains walking paths, sports areas and gardens with a view over the city.

This stone chapel from the 12th century stands in a grass field surrounded by trees, with traditional religious architecture and original carved details.

Electric train operating on a 5.6 km track climbing 1465 meters to the summit, offering views of Auvergne volcanoes.

Historical mansion from 1513 featuring seasonal photography exhibits across three floors, with temporary and permanent collections on display.

Theater building from 1894 with 1500 seats, hosting opera performances, concerts, and theatrical productions throughout the year.

Exhibition space covering 2000 square meters presenting the tire company history through vehicles, advertisements, and industrial objects since 1889.

Red and orange rock formations stand among vineyards in this geological site. Multiple walking paths lead visitors through mineral structures shaped by erosion.

Central square with stone benches and fountains. Restaurant terraces and shops occupy the ground floor of surrounding medieval buildings.

Two floors house regional archaeological collections from prehistory to medieval times. The upper level displays contemporary textile art and historical fabrics.

The museum occupies a renovated 17th century religious building. Collections include paintings and sculptures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

This section of the 13th century defensive structure stands 6 meters tall and extends for 30 meters along its original foundation.

The stone steps lead to the summit at 1209 meters, offering views of the volcanic chain and neighboring peaks.

The stone fountain from 1875 features water jets and bronze decorations in the center of a circular basin.

The observation platform at 1288 meters elevation reveals two volcanic rock formations and the valley between them.

This 18-hole golf course extends across the volcanic terrain of Auvergne at 900 meters altitude, near the Puy de Dôme mountain.

This racing circuit opened in 1958 follows the natural contours of an extinct volcano, with 51 turns over 8 kilometers.

This commercial street in the city center connects Place de la Victoire to Place de Jaude, with retail shops in stone buildings.

This medical facility from 1773 now houses university offices, exhibition spaces and conference rooms in its classical architecture building.

Second century Roman religious monument built at 1465 meters altitude. The foundation walls and architectural fragments remain visible to visitors.

Municipal garden with 500 plant species across 2000 square meters. Collection includes medicinal herbs, alpine plants and local flora specimens.

Public park with 8 hectares of gardens, trees and walking paths. Features a 19th century mansion and notable collection of cedar trees.

Shopping center with 85 stores across 15,000 square meters. Houses retail outlets, restaurants and a cinema multiplex in central Clermont-Ferrand.