Clermont-Ferrand (city in France)

Clermont-Ferrand is a historic city in central France, known for its rich industrial heritage and scenic setting among volcanic landscapes. It features a distinctive Gothic cathedral made from black volcanic stone and is home to a vibrant cultural scene, including theaters and festivals. The city hosts the headquarters of Michelin, the world-famous tire company, reflecting its industrial importance. Surrounded by natural parks and extinct volcanoes, Clermont-Ferrand offers a blend of urban culture and outdoor activities, making it both a historical and modern hub in the Auvergne region.