This emblematic cathedral stands at the centre of Clermont-Ferrand. It’s the first and largest building entirely built from Volvic lava. It’s one of France's most imposing examples of Romanesque and Early Gothic architecture, with stunning stained-glass windows and frescoes.
With its Romanesque architecture, this basilica is a true jewel of Clermont-Ferrand. Located in the Port area, it was built in the 12th century in blond arkose. Today, it’s listed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites for French Roads to Santiago de Compostela.
Experience the history of one of the biggest industrial groups in the world, founded by the Michelin brothers. The adventure takes you from the first rubber tyre to the latest technical innovations, not forgetting the famous roadmaps and the highly respected Michelin Guide.
Visit this natural history and science museum, and learn about the natural heritage of Auvergne animals, plants, rocks, and fossils. Located in the former private mansion of Henri Lecoq, you can also visit nearby Bargoin museum and discover the Lecoq garden.
Located next to the Cathedral of Clermont-Ferrand, the Regional Fund for Contemporary Art exhibits over 1,000 works in its current collection. It organizes several temporary exhibitions each year, with big names in contemporary art such as David Lynch, Luc Tuymans or Gregory Crewdson.
A French oasis, this romantic garden offers the perfect antidote to city life, with its calming aesthetic and tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy the calm of birdsong, the gentle trickle of fountains and streams, swathes of golden pergolas and topiaries, and a stunning array of seasonal plants.