• Place du Peuple - Welcome to the People’s Square, a name that echoes the social history of St. Stephen and brings to mind a popular square like Rome’s renowned Piazza del Popolo, a place for gathering.
• LA DROGUERIE DE LA TOUR - As you approach this charming round tower, it’s hard to believe it is one of the oldest medieval remnants of Saint-Étienne. Known as the Tower of Drugs, it is the sole survivor of the city’s ancient ramparts.
• 4 Rue du Théatre - Upon arriving on this street, you can’t miss the large building with wooden frames and corbels: it’s called the House of the Sheep on Five Legs. This amusing name is a testament to its history.
• 31 Rue de la ville - This is the Chamoncel House, commonly referred to as the House of Francis I. However, don’t be misled by the name! The king never stayed here, although he did visit the area in 1536. This beautiful house
• Grand’Église de Saint-Étienne - You are now in front of one of the oldest monuments in Saint-Étienne: the Great Church, as it is locally known. Officially, it is the Church of Saint-Laurent-Saint-Étienne, serving a dual purpose. Saint Stephen, first
• Délégation CCI Saint-Etienne Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie - You are standing before one of the finest examples of the industrial golden age of Saint-Étienne: the former Chamber of Commerce, now the Lawyers’ House. This building, once known as the
• Saint-Etienne - You are in front of the Forum bookstore, but did you know this is one of the most iconic sites in the history of French commerce? It was here in 1898 that the Casino empire was born, one of the most
• Place Hôtel de ville - You are now in front of the Saint-Étienne City Inn, constructed at the start of the 19th century. Its neoclassical façade adds a touch of elegance to the historic center of the city. Notice the two statues that stand
• Kiosque a Musique Place Jean Jaures Saint Etienne - Here, on Place Jean Jaurès behind the City Inn, take a moment to stop in front of this bust to learn about the man whose name is echoed in many French cities. Approach this sculpture and
• Cathédrale Saint-Charles-Borromée de Saint-Étienne - Welcome to Saint-Charles-Borromée Cathedral, one of the youngest cathedrals in France! Unlike the ancient gothic giants you may know, this one is just a century old.
• Rue José Frappa - Across the square, opposite the prefecture, you can find the bust of José Frappa, a significant figure in the social and working-class history of Saint-Étienne. José Frappa was a trade unionist and activist
• 16 Pl. Jean Jaurès - Attention is drawn to the building on your right corner. Observe its sculpted façade and ornate balconies. If you look up, you will see the inscription “Republican Law”,
• Montée du Crêt de Roc - For a stunning view of Saint-Étienne and a memorable photo, climb the stairs of the Montée du Crêt de Roc. Once at the top, you will be rewarded with a breathtaking panorama of the
• 21 Rue Léon Lamaizière - It’s hard to imagine today, but until the early 20th century, this area was a maze of narrow alleys, dominated by the old God Inn. Liberation Avenue did not exist. It’s
• L’hotel des Ingenieurs - Now at the corner of Avenue de la Libération and Rue du Grand-Moulin, you stand before a building that commands attention. With its large blonde stone facade, imposing pediment, and sculpted details… Welcome to the front
• La Martre de France - Before you stands La Martre de France, one of the most spectacular architectural gems of Saint-Étienne. With such a name, expectations are high… and the facade certainly delivers
• Rue des Martyrs de Vingré - You are on Rue des Martyrs-de-Vingré, a peaceful pedestrian street lined with shops and displays, where you might wander without considering the significance of its name. Yet, that name tells a
• Place Chavanelle - You are on Place Chavanelle, in the heart of Saint-Étienne. Today, it resembles a vast urban space, lined with cafes and adorned with contemporary art. But imagine it just a few days ago
• Place Waldeck Rousseau - You are now on Waldeck-Rousseau square. Look around: on one side, Saint-Louis Church, on the other, the grand building of the former Galeries Lafayette. Two styles, two stories, two

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Discover Saint-Étienne, a city rich in history and innovation, in one day. Explore the iconic Place du Peuple, then admire historic sites such as the drug tower and the Maison François I. Saint-Charles-Borromée Cathedral and the City Inn will immerse you in the architectural heritage of St. Petersburg. With 19 places of interest to explore, this walking tour is perfect for history and architecture enthusiasts. Enjoy this unique experience through the vibrant streets of Saint-Étienne.

• Circuit of 3.6 km, duration of 1h30
• 19 points of interest to discover on foot
• Ideal itinerary for history and architecture lovers
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