Micropolis, Besançon

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Micropolis is a sector of the area of Planoise, in the city of Besançon (Doubs, Franche-Comté, France)

History

Before the construction of the halls, the Roy farm was located in this site. This building was a farm, then a chretien church, and was integrate in the new concert building in 1988.^[1] A lot of greats events of the city takes place in Micropolis : the "foire comtoise", the big amusement park of the region, Micronora the biggest European microtechnology sallon and the concerts of the city. In 2007, the French president Nicolas Sarkozy choose Micropolis for do his electoral meeting.^[2]

References

^ Book : author : René Bevalot, title : Planoise… Vous connaissez ?, date : 1995
^ « Nicolas Sarkozy in Besançon », B25000, 23 february 2007

v t e Planoise
Geography	Canton of Besançon-Planoise Châteaufarine Hauts-de-Chazal Malcombe Micropolis Île-de-France (section) Époisses (section) Cassin (section) Trépillots (attach to Tilleroyes in the 1990s)
History	History of Planoise (section) Chronology of Planoise Housing estate 2005 civil unrest in France Arabs of North Africa immigration
Buildings	Jean Minjoz Hospital Fort of Planoise Al-Fath mosque Francis of Assisi church Departmental archives of Doubs
People	Salah Gaham Jean-Louis Fousseret Germinal Lil Shaolin Barbara Romagnan
Media	The Gateway South radio Décibels radio
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47°13′31″N 5°58′48″E / 47.2252°N 5.97995°E / 47.2252; 5.97995

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