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A visit to the cathedral should be included in every city tour.

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Church of Saint Joseph in Clermont-Ferrand

Super wall painting

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If you stop in Clermont-Ferrand, you should definitely visit the Michelin Museum. It opened in 2009 and costs 15 euros per person in 2024. You get a lot of information about the history of the pneumatic tire, and of course the history of Michelin.

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The water city, spring just around the corner

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The Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Cathedral of Clermont is a Gothic cathedral located in Clermont-Ferrand. It was built from 1248 in the center of the city of Clermont, the historic capital of Auvergne. It replaced a Romanesque cathedral located on the same location which itself had been preceded by two other Christian sanctuaries. Its initial patronage is that of Saint-Vital and Saint-Agricol. Most of the current construction dates from the second half of the 13th century, it is the first example of the use of Volvic stone in architecture. The western facade and other renovations were carried out by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc during the second half of the 19th century. The construction of the current Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption cathedral began in 1248, under the leadership of the architect Jean Deschamps and the episcopate of Hughes de La Tour. It stands on the site of previous churches as evidenced by the crypt. It took 7 centuries to complete, with long construction interruptions. It was Viollet-le-Duc, in the 19th century, who built the 3 bays, the portal and the west spiers. It is characterized by the use of lava stone, of which this is the first large-scale use. Overall, the cathedral is inspired by the radiant Gothic style of Ile de France. It is the setting for a unique set of stained glass windows, including Romanesque lancets, and wall paintings.

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The Abbey of Saint-Pierre Mozac is a former Cluniac monastery founded in the 7th century by Saint-Calmin, a nobleman who became a monk. The abbey is a remarkable example of Romanesque art, with its richly sculpted capitals, its crypt with ancient frescoes, and its treasure trove of relics and enamels.

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You can stop there to take a nice break and appreciate the river flowing through the gorge and under the bridge.

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Pretty town with volcanic stone architecture

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The therapeutic properties of Châtel-Guyon mineral water are proven for the treatment of bowel diseases and most rheumatic conditions

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impressive, made of black lava stone

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A beautiful lava stone fountain

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Impressive building with a nice atmosphere around it

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A beautiful spot with views of Clermont-Ferrand and the valley beyond the Chaîne des Puys.

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This very pleasant little town is known for its spring water. This water owes its purity to the volcanic basements that surround it. The community is dynamic. The rental of allotment gardens in the heart of the city to the inhabitants is one of the examples of this good health.

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Magnificent black lava stone cathedral

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Pays Brayaud is perfect for gravel practice

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Dans Gallia Christiana (Tomme II, p. 411), Saint Coust est mentionné comme une fondation de l'abbaye clunisienne de Mozac. La première citation "Ecclesiam de Sana Cultura" apparaît dans un placard non daté d'Adrien IV, Pape de 1154 à 1159 qui précise et confirme les processions de Mozac. La même citation se trouve dans une confirmation des biens et privilèges de l'abbaye par le Pape Alexandre III en 1160. Saint Coust existe donc au milieu du XIIème siècle. L'hypothèse la plus vraisemblable paraît donc être une fondation dans la première moitié du XIIème siècle, au moment des grands défrichements et de l'essor démographique dans tout l'Occident médiéval, et à l'époque de l'épanouissement de la réforme grégorienne dans l'église. Un habitat plus ou moins dispersé aurait alors existé tout autour de la nouvelle église sur une plateforme favorable à la vigne, à la jonction du piémont du plateau et de la plaine de la Limagne, à proximité des sources, du ruisseau Chambaron et de la forêt sur le plateau. De plus, sur la butte de Fugeasseix, située à proximité vers l’Est, la tradition orale situerait un ancien village. Son abandon semble ancien : il s’explique principalement par la naissance et l’expansion d’un bourg castral à 1 km au Sud, au pied du château du Comte Guy II d’Auvergne, Chastel-Guion, dès le début du XIIIème siècle, soit moins d’un siècle après la première mention connue de Saint-Coust. Une chapelle dédiée à Saint Maurice et à la nomination de l’Abbé de Mozac est construite contre la butte du château. Ce déclin est accentué par les épidémies de peste de 1401 et 1631. Les survivants rejoignent le bourg castral et le nouveau hameau des Grosliers à 1 km au Nord fondé au XVIème siècle. L’église de Saint-Coust semble déjà désaffectée ou tout au moins très peu utilisée dès 1698 et interdite au culte en 1721. La Révolution Française de 1789 parachève cette lente décadence amorcée dès la fin du Moyen Age. Début 1792, Saint-Coust est supprimé sans opposition de la part des officiers municipaux qui rendent responsable l’Abbé de Mozac du délabrement de l’édifice et probablement d’une grande partie des habitants eux-mêmes. L’enclos paroissial est alors vendu comme Bien National.

Riom has a very beautiful old center to visit. The town belongs to the Villes et Pays d'art et d'histoire label network. Many shops and accommodation are at your disposal as well as a train station.

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