Saint Etienne

Saint- Etienne is a city in eastern focal France, in the Massif Central, 55 km southwest of Lyon in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes district, on the storage compartment street that associates Toulouse with Lyon. Saint- Etienne is the capital of the Loire division and has a populace of around 172,023 2013 in the city itself and more than 508,000 in the metropolitan zone 2011. In the most recent years Saint-Etienne made imperative changes for progressing from a 19th century modern city to the 21st century "European capital of plan".

This methodology prompted critical urban remodels of the primary regions of the city. Occupants of Saint-Etienne are called Stephanois in French. They are named so in light of the fact that "Etienne" gets from the Greek Stephanos. Saint- Etienne turned into a prevalent stop for car voyagers in the mid 20th century. Saint-Etienne has four historical centers:

• The Musee d'Art Moderne has one of the biggest accumulations of present day and contemporary workmanship in France

• Mine Museum

• Historical center of Art and Industry

• Historical center of old Saint-Etienne