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In 2010, Saint-Étienne was recognized by UNESCO as a City of Design and has since become a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. As a City of Design, Saint-Étienne has built many administrative buildings in an exceptionally modern style. Parisian architect Manuelle Gautrand was commissioned to design this building. The city's tax office is housed here, among other buildings.

The church, a former Visitation convent, was founded in 1621 by Catherine Molin Réal. It is a remarkable example of Salesian architecture and later became the parish church of Sainte-Marie. The church is known for its history and its role as a place of spirituality and social engagement, especially for women of all backgrounds. It is also a cultural heritage site of the city of Saint-Étienne.

Here, too, you can play the piano (which actually quite a lot of people can) and seating areas invite you to linger.

You can also play the piano in this station and seating areas invite you to linger.

good elevation gain to the castle.

The parish church was built in 1912 on the site of a small previous building and was completed in 1923. After the establishment of the diocese, it was elevated to the rank of cathedral in 1971.

Rochetaillée Castle is a castle in Saint-Étienne (in Rochetaillée) in the Loire department. It is listed as a historical monument by decree of 5 April 19301. Its date of construction remains unknown but we find at least its trace in the literature in 1173. Indeed, the permutation of 1173 between the Count of Forez and the Church of Lyon indicates that whoever will have the Rochetaillée castle will owe homage and loyalty to the Count2. Situated on a rocky peak that makes it inaccessible to the north, the castle was composed of four towers, three of which remain today.

Nice, beautiful view, changing depending on the weather