The capital of the Yonne department in central France. Located on the left bank of the Yonne River, it flourished before the Gallo-Roman period and was the seat of a bishopric in the 3rd century. It is a popular tourist destination, with attractions such as St. Etienne Cathedral (13th to 16th centuries, especially famous for its 13th century stained glass). The city's main product is wine, and it also has food and wood industries. Population 40,597 (1990). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
フランス中部,ヨンヌ県の県都。ヨンヌ川の左岸に位置し,ガロ・ローマ時代以前から栄えた町で,3世紀には司教座もおかれていた。聖エティエンヌ大聖堂 (13~16世紀。特に 13世紀のステンドグラスが有名) などがあり,観光客が多い。主要産物はワインで,食品工業,木工業もある。人口4万 597 (1990) 。
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