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May 14, 2020 · The world’s first festival dedicated exclusively to short films, the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival has been held annually since 1979 and is second only in France to Cannes in terms of number of visitors. As well as national and international competitions, the “Lab” category focuses on experimental and avant garde ...
- Basilique Notre-Dame-du-Port
- Puy-De-Dôme
- L’Aventure Michelin
- Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral
- Old Montferrand
- Old Clermont
- Musée D’Art Roger-Quilliot
- Place de Jaude
- Muséum D’Histoire Naturelle Henri-Lecoq
- Jardin Lecoq
The most revered of the romanesque churches of Auvergne, this basilica was first founded in the 6th century but rebuilt some 500 years later. Don’t go in without seeing the geometric mosaics on the exterior walls of the apse and radiating chapels, made with sandstone and volcanic rock. You may need some form of interpretation but it’s well worth go...
Soaring just a few kilometres west of Clermont-Ferrand, there’s no excuse not to add this titanic 1,465-metre volcano to your plans. The good news is that you don’t need to be an outdoor adventurer to get the best out of the Puy-de-Dôme: Road traffic is prohibited but there’s an electric rack railway serving the summit at all times of the year and ...
This fabulous museum about the origins, present and future of Michelin will also tell you much about modern Clermont-Ferrand. That’s because Michelin is the biggest single employer in the city and developed whole districts for its workers. You’ll see how Bibendum (Michelin Man) came to be, and will be guided through all of the innovations the compa...
There’s no missing Clermont-Ferrand’s cathedral, not least because its black lava stone allows you to identify it easily from steep slopes outside the city. It was built in the 13th century and was influenced by the gothic cathedrals of northern France, though wouldn’t be completed for many hundreds of years. In the 19th-century the master restorer...
Clermont-Ferrand, being composed of two medieval cities, actually has two old quarters. Montferrand is a couple of kilometres northeast of the cathedral and is best discovered under your own steam, when you’ll see churches, arcades, an old apothecary, merchants’ mansions made from Volvic lava and lots of timber-framed houses from medieval era onwar...
In the streets around the cathedral you have to keep your eyes open because there are all sorts of cool buildings and historical surprises. One is on Rue des Chaussetiers: Hôtel Savaron is a 16th-century renaissance mansion with a courtyard that has a beautiful carving of the Savoron crest in the lintel above the entrance and three storeys of cover...
Partly located in the former Ursuline Convent in Montferrand, the fine arts museum for the city is named for a former mayor. The museum opened in 1992, with a modern atrium three storeys high, lit by a glass roof. In the medieval rooms there’s a lot of compelling artefacts like a romanesque wooden sculpture of the Virgin and Jesus “Notre Dame d’Uss...
Clermont-Ferrand’s main square was completely revitalised ten years ago at great expense, around the time the city introduced its new tram system. Place de Jaude is almost completely car-free and is ringed with fountains, laurel, tulip and American sweet gum trees, and as you’d hope there are many places to take the weight off and order a coffee. G...
You may not have heard of the French botanist Henri-Lecoq, but he was referenced by Darwin in “On the Origin of Species”, and during his life acquired a collection of 80,000 specimens from around the world that contained all groups of molluscs. Lecoq worked in Clermont-Ferrand, where he was dean of the city’s Faculty of Sciences. The natural histor...
Also in homage to Henri Lecoq is this soothing public garden plotted in the English style, so with sinuous paths, shrubs and rolling lawns. It’s a botanical garden too, with 25,000 varieties of season plants putting on a spectacle of colour and scent in spring and summer. There are also 300 different trees, and the whole environment is kept ship sh...
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Jun 26, 2019 · Blind spot NYT Crossword Clue Answers are listed below. Did you came up with a solution that did not solve the clue? No worries we keep a close eye on all the clues and update them regularly with the correct answers. BLIND SPOT Crossword Solution. SLAT; VANILLI; Last confirmed on June 26, 2019
