Amiens, Cathedral city in France
Amiens is known for its stunning cathedral, the tallest of the large, classic Gothic churches of the 13th century.
During World War II, Amiens was heavily bombed by the Allied forces.
Amiens is famous for La Maison de Jules Verne, a museum dedicated to the author who lived there.
You can reach Amiens via Limoges International Airport or SNCF railways.
The city is also home to one of the biggest Christmas markets in northern France.
Location: arrondissement of Amiens
Location: Somme
Population: 134167
Elevation above the sea: 14 m
Phone: +33322974040
Email: maire-amiens@amiens-metropole.com
Website: amiens.fr
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Amiens is known for its stunning cathedral, the tallest of the large, classic Gothic churches of the 13th century.
Amiens Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in France.
The Tour Perret is a 110-meter tall residential skyscraper located in Amiens, France.
The Amiens railway station, designed by architect Auguste Perret, serves the French city of Amiens.
The Musée de Picardie houses an extensive collection of art and archaeological artifacts in Amiens, France.
The Maison de Jules Verne is a 19th-century residence that exhibits the mementos and works of the writer.
The Citadelle d'Amiens, designed by Jean Errard, is an imposing fortress.
The Cirque Jules Verne is a distinctive 19th-century building designed by Émile Ricquier.
The Amiens Zoo is a green oasis covering 7 hectares and houses over 300 animals.
The Belfry of Amiens stands as an iconic symbol of civic power in the city center.
The Weeping Angel is a funerary sculpture on the tomb of the family de La Ville Sur Illon.
