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Place Guichard is a another hub for shopping food items, both local and international. The annual Marché Alimentaire Guichard, a food festival held here, is what makes this street different. Moreover, this place has fine bars a... more

Since its construction in 1934, the Vélodrome of the Parc de la Tête d'Or in Lyon has welcomed bicyclers of every type. Spring, summer, and fall bring many bicycle races and events to the Vélodrome, and various schools use the... more

An inscription that was discovered in 1958 and is now on display in the Museum of Gallo-Roman civilisation helped date the construction of the Amphithéâtre Gallo-Romain to 19 AD, under Tiberius. This amphitheater was used for e... more

This Lyonnais church is not only a lovely example of religious architecture, but also a venue for concerts which can seat up to seven-hundred. more

Located right next to the grand Hôtel de Ville de Lyon and the Opéra national de Lyon, Place Louis Pradel is in the center of many of the tourist attractions in Lyon. It's the perfect place to enjoy a drink, recover from shoppi... more

Situated between Pont Lafayette and Pont Morand, the street Quai Général Sarrail is known for hosting Christmas Tree Market (Marché au sapins de Noël).  Offering a beautiful view of the adjoining river, this street is crowded d... more

Known for hosting St Louis Food Market ( Marché alimentaire Place St Louis ), the Place Saint Louis is a popular landmark. With several metro stations situated nearby, it is no wonder that this place is easily accessible by the... more

Claude Chappe invented this means of communicating via the airwaves using signals, but this tower would have been completely forgotten if an association had not renovated it in 1990. The enthusiasts organize guided tours on the... more

The view from the panoramic bar at the Hôtel Sofitel may not be as breathtaking as the one from the Crédit Lyonnais tower or the basilique de Fourvière, just as the tour métallique cannot compare to the Eiffel tower. But if you... more

To enter this museum you first have to go through the Musée des Tissus (Fabric Museum). The museum itself is a two-storey collection of furniture, tapestries, china and earthenware. There are rooms reconstructed in XVIIIc style... more