At the Ground:
There is something of a unique system in place for drinks inside the stadium. You rent a plastic glass for a small fee and obtain vouchers for your drinks. Then you head to a bar to get served.
Other Places to Eat & Drink:
In a town which is twinned with a similar industrial area, Salford in England, rugby fans migrate towards Le Cafe Pascal, (4 Place de la Victoire), near the cathedral, which was opened by a former Clermont second row,
Other bars nearly include:
The Ovak: 107 Avenue de la Republique
Le Matchiko: 56 Avenue de la Republique.
Accommodation:
Most of Clermont's hotels are concentrated just off the place de Jaude, close to the town's main shops, and around the rather characterless station area.
There isn't a tremendous choice, but they are generally good value.
Tourist Office Maison du Tourisme
Place de la Victoire
6300 Clermont-Ferrand
04 73 98 65 00
www.clermont-fd.com
Updated October 2015
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