Hidden treasures of our city. By Thiéfaine MERCIER & Hugo GUINARD

We took these photos on Tuesday 17^th February in the middle of the afternoon in Clermont-Ferrand. It was a bit windy and it was a bit cold. It started to rain.

The camera angle accentuates the enormous size of the 13^th century cathedral which dominates the town centre. It is at the top of the Rue Des Gras, facing the Puy De Dome.

The second photo, taken in a narrow little street not far from Notre Dame Du Port, is of a red decoration on a wall with flowers. It has a particular form like the end of an arrow, pointing at something. It’s quite beautiful, but it’s hidden.

Clermont-Ferrand is full of contrasts, for example our enormous and dark and old cathedral contrasts with the colorful pretty little decorations we found on the pink wall.

Our city has big monuments, like every city, but Clermont has hidden treasures too.