Le Mans, City in France
Le Mans is a city in northwestern France, known for its race car circuit and rich history.
It was founded by the Celts and later occupied by the Romans, with many ancient structures still standing.
The city features the iconic Cathedral of Saint Julien, one of the largest cathedrals in France.
Le Mans is well-connected by road and rail to other major cities in France.
It's famous worldwide for the annual 24 Hours of Le Mans, the oldest car endurance race.
Location: Le Mans Métropole
Location: Sarthe
Location: arrondissement of Le Mans
Population: 145155
Elevation above the sea: 51 m
Phone: +33243474747
Email: mairie@lemans.fr
Website: lemans.fr
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Le Mans is a city in northwestern France, known for its race car circuit and rich history.
Le Mans Cathedral is a Catholic church situated in Le Mans, France.
L'Épau Abbey, a serene former Cistercian monastery.
Antarès is a multi-purpose indoor arena situated in the French city of Le Mans.
Papea Parc is a family-friendly amusement park located near Le Mans in France.
The Musée de Tessé is located in the city of Le Mans, northwest of France.
Vindunum, now known as Le Mans, was a major Gallo-Roman city.
The Gallo-Roman walls of Le Mans are among the best-preserved Roman wall systems in France.
The Musée des 24 Heures du Mans is a repository of French racing heritage.
Arche de la nature is a large protected area near Le Mans, offering a rich natural and leisure space.
Notre-Dame de la Couture is a prominent church building located in Le Mans.
