Clermont-Ferrand attraction guides

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  Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral: Visiting the Black Cathedral

  Clermont-Ferrand Cathedral is the dark volcanic-stone church at the heart of the old ville noire, with some of France's finest 13th-century glass and a west front finished only in 1902. Here is what to see, how long to allow and how the approach works.

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  Jardin Lecoq Clermont-Ferrand: What to See & Do Guide

  Jardin Lecoq is a free five-hectare garden on Boulevard François-Mitterrand in central Clermont-Ferrand, reached by tram line A. Here are its seasonal hours, the pond and rose garden to look for, and how long to allow.

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  L'Aventure Michelin, Clermont-Ferrand: Visitor Guide

  L'Aventure Michelin is a 2,000 m² indoor exhibition on the Michelin brothers and their tyres, maps and guides, in the city where the brand began in 1889. Here is what you see, where it is, how long to allow and where to check the current ticket prices.

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  Musée d'Art Roger-Quilliot, Clermont-Ferrand: Visitor Guide

  The Musée d'Art Roger-Quilliot holds Clermont-Ferrand's fine arts collection in the old Montferrand quarter, from medieval panels to twentieth-century painting. Here is where it sits, which tram and bus stops serve it, how long to allow and when entry is free.

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  Notre-Dame du Port Clermont-Ferrand: Visit Guide

  The Basilica of Notre-Dame du Port is free to enter, open every day and sits in the old Port quarter of Clermont-Ferrand. Here is what to see, how long to give it and how it differs from the city's cathedral.

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  Place de Jaude, Clermont-Ferrand: Where to Visit

  Place de Jaude is Clermont-Ferrand's working heart: a free, open-all-year square ringed by a 17th-century church, a 19th-century theatre and early 20th-century department stores, with two statues, a tram stop and a noticeable slope. Allow about an hour, then walk on to Place Saint-Pierre and Place Royale.