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>> Collection of miner's lamps and of everyday objects. >> >> [] >> >> View of the glass-blowers at work. Exhibit and film retrace the factory's history and explain glass-making. >> []
 * Tourist attractions and places of interest
 * Museums- Musee de la mine (mining museum) The museum examines the miner's work, his social life, techniques and tools used in Ronchamp. More than 1,500 miners were employed here in the 19th Century.
 * National Parks- Parc du Haut-Jura Land of Nature, hospitality and know-how, the Parc du Haut-Jura is rich on the toy, the bezel, the turning traditional productions and other forms of innovative technologies.
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 * Sightseeing- Verrerie-Cristallerie de la Rocher (glass works) This site is the oldest artistic glassworks in France (from 1475) still in operation.


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 * Festivals and events held in Region
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 * Native foods and dishes
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 * What are the emblems representing The flag of Franche-Comté is a regional french flag of the Franche-Comté . He's an emblazoned flag, composed at the center, to the gold standing crowned lion, with his red tongue and clwas, and a blue background with a gold billets. The blason was created by Otto IV, Count of Burgundy for get closer the Duchy of Burgundy (and the County of Burgundy so) to France. But like other blason in this country, the blason of Franche-Comté disappeared after the annexation of the region in 1674 by Louis XIV of France and the Treaties of Nijmegen, and especially after the French Revolution . But in the 1980's , Edgar Faure and the locals politicians want to creat a symbol, and chose the blason for make a flag. Now this official flag is a little used (in town hall), and few inhabitant have it.
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 * Type of school attended

Besançon is the seat of the [|Université de Franche-Comté]. As of 2006, there were approximately 20,000 students enrolled at the university, including around 3,000 foreign students. The Institut Supérieur d'Ingénieurs de Franche-Comté [|[2]] (ISIFC), part of the Université de Franche-Comté, is the first school created in the country specifically for the [|Biomedical engineering] field. The city is also home of the [|École Nationale Supérieure de Mécanique et des Microtechniques] (ENSMM), a technological school with a strong reputation in the fields of [|microtechnology] and [|mechanics] and the worldwide famous // Centre for Applied Linguistics // which teaches ten languages to non-native speakers (French, Arabic, Chinese, English, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish) and any other known language on request and which welcomes more than 3,000 students every year from all over the world. []

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 * How to travel
 * How to get to your region
 * While in the region

[|Jura Wine Tour] From Salins-les-Bains to Saint-Amour, this nearly 80 km long route winds its way past the winegrowing towns and villages and through the Jura vineyards where the area's best vintages are produced in the finest tradition, dating back more than a thousand years. Chateaux, abbeys, churches and huge estates still bear witness to this tradition. The Wine Museum and Louis Pasteur's House (where the great scientist conducted experiments which served as the basis for the modern science of winemaking) are located in Arbois, capital city of the Jura wine.
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