2025 Lyon Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Start from Lyon, the second largest city in France, and drive to Chamonix, hidden in the Alps. This is a dual exploration of nature and culture. The picturesque scenery along the way is refreshing, as if you are in a flowing painting. 🖼️ 🏔️When you arrive in Chamonix, the endless snow-capped mountains and magnificent glaciers are the first things that catch your eye. This is a paradise for skiing enthusiasts and a holy land for outdoor adventurers. Whether skiing, hiking, or glacier exploration, you can feel the power of nature. Remember to wear the coolest gear and challenge your limits! 🎿 ❄️In Chamonix, in addition to exciting outdoor activities, there are also warm and comfortable hot spring experiences waiting for you to enjoy. Soak in the warm spring water, look at the snow-capped mountains outside the window, and feel the relaxation and joy of body and mind. This will be the most unforgettable moment in winter. 🛁 🍴Back in Lyon, don't forget to taste the authentic French cuisine. From traditional French cuisine to street snacks, every bite is an ultimate temptation to the taste buds. Lyon's sausages, cheese, desserts, and other delicacies will definitely make you enjoy and savor them! 🤤 🏰In the old town of Lyon, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere. Shuttling between narrow streets and ancient buildings, it is as if you have traveled back to the Middle Ages. Don't forget to visit those famous attractions, such as Lyon Cathedral, the squares and museums in the old town, which are excellent windows to understand the culture and history of this city. 🏛️ 🎉At the end of this Lyon-Chamonix trip, you not only gained full memories and photos, but also experienced the natural beauty and cultural style of France. This is an unforgettable journey and a baptism of the soul. Come and plan your next trip

Lyon is a beautiful city rich in history, located in the Rhône-Alpes region in southeastern France. The city is renowned for its cuisine and wine, as well as its stunning architecture and art. It is an ideal destination for walking tours and exploring traditional French atmosphere. Starting a walking tour in Lyon should not miss Vieux Lyon or the Old Town district, which is filled with ancient alleys and colorful buildings that have preserved their classic Renaissance charm. Here, you will find traboules, which are secret passageways connecting various buildings, making the exploration of this area more exciting and enjoyable.

It was a short weekend getaway to Lyon, France. We began our day with a visit to the Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière, perched atop a hill overlooking the city. The basilica's stunning architecture, with its mix of Gothic and Byzantine styles, took our breath away. We explored the interior, marveling at the beautiful mosaics and stained-glass windows, then climbed to the observation deck for a panoramic view of Lyon 😍😍😍 📍8 Place de Fourvière, 69005 Lyon, France 💰Free, but a small fee of €3 to access the observation deck We also wandered down to Vieux Lyon, the city’s charming old town. We explored the narrow cobblestone streets lined with Renaissance buildings and discovered some of the city’s famous traboules (hidden passageways). It felt like stepping back in time as we stumbled upon quaint boutiques and hidden courtyards 🙌🙌🙌 In the afternoon, we visited the Musée des Confluences, a fascinating science and anthropology museum located at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. We explored the diverse exhibits, from dinosaur skeletons to cultural artifacts, and learned so much about the world’s natural and human history. The building’s futuristic design is also worth seeing up close! 📍86 Quai Perrache, 69002 Lyon, France 💰 €9 We then took a leisurely walk through the Parc de la Tête d'Or, Lyon's largest park. We loved wandering around the beautiful rose gardens 🌹 , visiting the free zoo, and even renting a paddleboat on the lake. It's a perfect spot for relaxing and enjoying some fresh air amidst nature. 📍Place du Général Leclerc, 69006 Lyon, France For dinner, we dined at Les Apothicaires, a trendy restaurant offering innovative French cuisine with a twist. I would recommend the foie gras with smoked eel and the chicken cooked in hay. The unique flavors and elegant presentation made every bite memorable. 📍 23 Rue de Sèze, 69006 Lyon, France 💰€50-€70 per person We also visited to Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, Lyon's famous indoor food market. We explored the various stalls filled with fresh produce, cheeses, meats, and pastries. I would recommend trying the Saint-Marcellin cheese 🧀 and grabbing a coffee ☕️ and praline brioche at one of the local bakeries. 📍102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon, France 💰€10-€20 for snacks Lastly, we made our way to the Croix-Rousse district, known for its silk-weaving history. We visited the Maison des Canuts to learn about the silk-weaving traditions and then wandered through the area's vibrant streets, filled with murals, street art, and local artisan shops. The views from the hill were also fantastic! 📍10 Rue d'Ivry, 69004 Lyon, France #cityscape #trip #vacation

Lyon is the third largest city in France, known for its rich history, culture, cuisine, and charming scenery. 1. Explore Historic Landmarks 📍Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is one of the most famous landmarks in Lyon, located on Fourvière Hill. You can take a cable car from the city center to get there. The church is beautifully decorated and the exterior is magnificent. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Lyon city from the observation deck of the church, especially at sunset, the scenery is particularly charming. 📍Old Town The Old Town of Lyon is one of the best preserved medieval and Renaissance neighborhoods and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along the narrow streets paved with cobblestones, you can visit the Saint-Jean Cathedral, as well as traditional handicraft shops and cafes scattered throughout the neighborhood. 📍Lyon Murals Lyon is famous for its exquisite murals. There are more than 150 huge murals throughout the city, depicting history, culture, and daily life scenes. The most famous are the Lyon Giant Wall and the Lyon Celebrity Wall, where you can appreciate the unique artistic charm. 2. Visit Museums 📍Lyon Museum of Fine Arts The Lyon Museum of Fine Arts is known as the "Little Louvre". The museum houses a rich collection of art works from ancient to modern times, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. Here you can find works by masters such as Rubens, Rembrandt, and Delacroix, making it a must-visit for art lovers. 📍Cinema Museum The Cinema Museum displays the behind-the-scenes secrets and miniatures of film production, especially special effects and props. The exhibits in the museum include props from famous movies such as "Harry Potter" and "Star Wars", which are very suitable for movie fans. 3. Taste Delicious Food 🍷Lyon Bouchon Lyon is famous for its food culture and is known as the "Capital of Gastronomy". Traditional Lyon bouchons offer a variety of local specialties, such as Lyon sausage, tripe, and caviar. 😋Food Market The Paul Bocuse Food Market in Lyon is a food paradise, gathering all kinds of fresh ingredients and food stalls. You can taste food from all over France here, such as cheese, cooked food, bread, and desserts. There are also many small restaurants and bars in the market. 4. Shopping & Leisure 📍Rue de la République Rue de la République is the main shopping street in Lyon, with various fashion brands, boutiques, and department stores on both sides. This is a paradise for shopping lovers, where you can find everything from high-end fashion to niche designs. 📍Place des Terreaux Place des Terreaux is an important square in the center of Lyon, surrounded by historic buildings and cafes. In the center of the square is a beautiful Bartholdi Fountain. At night, the light show on the square is very spectacular. 📍Place Bellecour Place Bellecour is one of the largest squares in Europe and the heart of Lyon. There are Louis XIV equestrian statues and various temporary activities on the square, which is the main venue for city activities.

#francetrip Just returned from a fantastic trip to Lyon, France, and it exceeded all my expectations! 🏙️🍷 Lyon is a city that perfectly blends rich history, vibrant culture, and incredible food. We started our visit in the old town, Vieux Lyon, with its narrow, winding streets and Renaissance architecture. The entrance to the impressive Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière was free, and the views of the city from the top were absolutely stunning. ⛪️🌟 We spent some time exploring the Musée des Beaux-Arts, where the €8 entrance fee gave us access to a vast collection of art spanning from ancient times to the modern era. The museum itself, housed in a former abbey, was a marvel. 🎨 After soaking up some culture, we indulged in Lyon’s renowned cuisine at a traditional bouchon. The coq au vin and local wine were delicious! 🍷🥘 In the afternoon, we strolled through the Parc de la Tête d'Or, a beautiful park with a large lake and a botanical garden—perfect for a relaxing walk. 🚶♂️🌳 We also enjoyed exploring the traboules, secret passageways between buildings that date back to the Renaissance. Lyon truly lives up to its reputation as the food capital of France, with every meal being a memorable experience. If you’re a fan of history, culture, and gourmet food, Lyon is a must-visit! #trip #Lyon #FrenchCuisine #VieuxLyon #MuseeDesBeauxArts #TravelFrance

| Stroll through Lyon, a low-key town ~ with a day trip guide. Lyon is an ancient and beautiful city in southeastern France and the second largest city in France. It is divided into the Old City and the New City. One-day tour route: Old Town of Lyon—St. George’s Church—Fourvière Hill—Notre Dame de Fourvière—Lyon Roman Theater . Walking around the old town, you will see many medieval, Renaissance and classical buildings connected to each other, and you will feel the strong ancient atmosphere. The streets are paved with cobblestones, and walking there feels like you've returned to the Middle Ages. fourvière mountain This is a major symbol of Lyon, the cradle of Lyon and the birthplace of Christianity in Lyon. Visitors can walk or take a cable car up the mountain. The top of the mountain is the commanding height of Lyon. From here, you can overlook the entire city of Lyon and it is also a good place to enjoy the night view. There is a Catholic Church of Our Lady of Fourvière on the mountain, built in the 19th century in Baroque style. On the south side are the ancient Roman Arena and the Roman-Gaul Museum. . Notre Dame de Fourvière Almost every city has a landmark building. On the top of the mountain, sits Lyon’s first landmark building, Notre Dame de Fourvière. The earliest Notre Dame de Fourvière temple was built in 1170. The current Notre Dame de Fourvière church consists of two buildings: the upper and lower buildings. It is a church. The upper church is very gorgeous, while the lower church is very simple. People usually visit the magnificent upper church. . Lyon Coliseum Built in 15 BC during the reign of Emperor Augustine, the adopted son of Julius Caesar, this theater is one of the oldest theaters in France. It has a large theater and a small theater. It can accommodate 10,700 people at its peak. It is a great place to watch the sunset and enjoy the sunshine. Great place. . Strategy tips: 1. The center of the old city is the Saint-Jean Cathedral built in the 12th century. A recommended walking route starts from the church and goes to St. Paul's Church on the north side. 2. There is a viewing platform on the south side of Notre Dame, which overlooks the scenery of Old Lyon. 3. Tickets: Free and open 4. Play time: 2-3 hours recommended 5. How to get there: Head east from the Roman Theater to the "Notre Dame de Fourvière". 6. Opening hours: 8:00-19:00 for the cathedral and 7:00-19:00 for the chapel.

#timetotravel The Basilica is located on the Fouvrière hill, overlooking Lyon and there are 3 ways to get there: 1) To take the tram from Vieux Lyon to Fourvière 2) Hike (~18 mins on foot) 3) By car (~4 mins) I took the 1st option going up and the 2nd option down. I would definitely recommend taking the tram because the tram itself is another attraction in lyon (much like the peak tram in HK). The Basilica is a majestic architecture with both outstanding interior and exterior design. It is definitely worth visiting. #lyon #france #境外遊

#foodie #urbanexplorer #cafe #restaurant If you love food, Lyon is the place to be 😋 Here are some of my favorite places: 1) Try some delicious steak at B.L.O. on 37 Rue de la Charité, 69002 Lyon, France 2) The pizzas here make you feel like Italy 🇮🇹 The best place for that is Vico Pizzzza on 72 Rue Auguste Comte, 69002 Lyon, France 3) Don't visit France without trying oysters! Visit Nacre on 14 Rue Lainerie, 69005 Lyon, France 4) Macarons! Most patisseries in the city sell amazing macarons 🍪 Bon appétit! 🍽️

A French restaurant with high cost-effectiveness and great atmosphere! Located next to the ibis hotel, it is a big room with many tables and many customers. We arrived at around 7 and had to wait 15 to 20 minutes. Celebrating a birthday is first class, the waiter will turn off the lights and play the birthday song, and everyone will clap. I have listened to this more than 10 times during one meal. It felt like entering a big restaurant from the 80s. The food quality was good and the portions were large. If there were not many people, you didn't need to order too much.  I just happened to see the sunset when I went there.  Restaurant: Brasserie Georges Address: 30 Cr de Verdun Perrache, 69002 Lyon #France #Lyon  

Address: Paul Bocuse Market Atmosphere/Facilities: Shopping/Restaurants/Toilets Recommended points: Unique market atmosphere, famous Lyon shops gathered together so you can shop hop Budget per person: €40-50 if eating and drinking at a restaurant Rating: ★★★ #Gourmet

Highly recommend visiting this beautiful church when in Lyon. Sitting atop a hill overlooking Lyon, the views are unparalleled. Getting There - Take the funicular from central Lyon up

Ticket rate: 9.5 Euro for adults This is like attending two museum in one building: cinema and miniature! for the cinema part, we can take a look on what happened behind the movie screen from 1960s until now. The museum provided legendary film sets, costumes, masks, animatronics, whatever tangible created for the sole purpose of their movie. They have informations provided in english so do not worry if you dont speak any french! #cultural #movie #history

#High Altitude Viewing #Overseas Travel Lyon, located in central France, is the second largest city in France, while Bishop's Hill, located in the city center, is a scenic spot, from which you can overlook the city's scenery. After strolling around Bishop Hill, you can also stroll around the old town next door and try Lyon's famous dish Bristro!

This is a very classic and different hotel in Lyon named: Cour des Loges Lyon, a member of Radisson Individuals and you NEED to stay at least one night there! The decoration is very unique and you immediately feel there is something special. They have a Michelin star restaurant inside the hotel. 😱 The service is excellent and the room smells so good! My recommendation is for you to walk in the neighborhood from the hotel. It is not in the downtown but there is a lot to discover: All the building near to it are classical and beautiful. Book your trip now! #beautifulhotel#hotelstay

This hotel is special. It is carefully decorated with the inspiration of the Little Prince history. We felt very special. The room is beautiful. The view? It looks like the Prince view from his castle. It’s amazing to be able to see the river from your window and the pool is huge and heated. The hotel is located in Lyon, France and you can find it searching for “Boscolo Lyon”. The location is perfect and the service is excellent. You will love it! 👏🏻 #beautifulhotel#hotelstay

This is a different museum unlike any other: there is all the REAL clothes and accessories used in the most famous movies in the world. From “X-men” to “Harry Potter”, the museum has unique pieces from movies, tv-series and theater. It’s is located in Lyon, France and you can find it by typing “Musée Cinéma et Miniature” on google. 👏🏻 It’s completely worth the visit! It’s like being inside a movie. Go and discover by yourself! #museumquest#urbanexplorer

The city of Lyon in France is known the world over as the culinary city, but not only that, these painted walls attract tourists from around the world. It’s amazing!!! It looks so real! 😳 It definitely worth the visit. The name of the location is “Fresque des Lyonnais” or “Le Mur Deus Canuts” and you can easily reach there by walking from the downtown or taking a taxi. Amazing street art!!! #summervacation#urbanexplorer

[🇫🇷France #Lyon / Unique French Travel Course💝] 🎊Restarting France Travel🎊 There is a city I would like to recommend to those who love France! It is a city called ‘Lyon’ located in the south of France. The city is not that big, so you can see it all in one day~ It is also famous as the best gourmet city in France, so it is okay to visit for delicious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner🥰 I went out to a restaurant at night to have a drink, but the atmosphere was not too noisy, luxurious, and the checkered tablecloths were attractive♥️ Anyway, Lyon is fun to explore every nook and cranny! Why not visit it once when you come to France!☺️☺️👍 #European travel #France travel #Lyon travel #Travel photo management #Travel guidebook#Next time here#Beginner photographer#City travel#Vacation travel#With nature#Safe travel

The food in Lyon and Paris is really big. no. and! We inadvertently found this restaurant🍴 to share a table👉🏻 This is what we did not expect, because it is very rare to have a table in foreign countries this happened 🤣 The food is very tasty, if relative to Paris, Lyon food rich and large portions much 😆 #OverseasTravel #France #FranceTravel

The old town of Lyon, at the foot of the Fourviere Mountains, still retains the old French architecture from the 15th to the 17th centuries. It runs through the ancient and narrow stone street, slowly strolling through the streets of various boutique shops or stopping to sit on the road. Drink coffee at the side cafe and experience the life of the French in the 15th century. Walk in the fertile grounds of the city, pass the Lyon city hall, or step onto the stone staircase in the old town to climb the Fourviere hills and overlook the city of Lyon, visit the castle-like church of Our Lady of Fourviere. In the ancient Roman theater, Lyon is a historic and tasteful city worth a visit.

Lyon, France, can finish the city in one day, if only passing by. has a special recommendation

The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvire is a Catholic sub-temple in Lyon, France. Combining Romanesque and Byzantine architecture, I chose two non-gothic designs that were unusual at the time. With exquisite mosaics, superb window panes, and St. Joseph's basement, it gives me a powerful visual shock. Whether it's murals, glass, domes and columns, everything is intricately crafted. The Notre Dame de Fourviere actually contains two churches. The church is very gorgeous, and the church is very simple. Overlooking the Lyon peninsula on the top of the Riviera, the Rhone River and the Sane River meet here. It is a very good view point. It is recommended to climb up to overlook the charm of Lyon, the night is quite beautiful, the whole mountain There are lights, golden light and river water.

#EuropeStrategy 📍Lyon Lyon, the second largest city in France‼️ About 2 hours by train (TGV) from Paris. Lyon is also known as a city of fine cuisine. The cityscape is simply beautiful, especially the view of Lyon from Notre Dame Cathedral on Fourvière Hill is amazing. The markets and restaurants are also wonderful. Lyon's traditional restaurants are called bouchons, and there are many of them in the old town. Quenelle is a traditional dish that Lyon is famous for. You should definitely try it. You can go there from Paris as a day trip, so if you have time, be sure to go. #FranceTrip #LyonTrip #Lyon

#summervacay I've put together a fantastic list of chic and captivating spots from my two-day summer trip to Lyon! I feel like I truly embraced the city's unique blend of history, modern flair, and local charm. Summer Blooms at Les Célestins 🌸🎭 If you're ever visiting Lyon in the summer, you absolutely can't miss the square in front of the Les Célestins Theatre. I loved seeing it, with its two-tone magnolia trees in full bloom, creating such a stunning display. After a rain shower, the ground was even covered in fallen petals—a truly magical sight! Coffee & Quirks at Slake Coffee House ☕🛁 I found a popular and stylish coffee spot right in the city center, Slake Coffee House. Its trendy interior and unique outdoor seating, famously featuring a converted bathtub, seemed like a fun photo op. While I found the matcha decent, I have to give a strong warning about the charcoal latte with its "strange Indian spices"—definitely one to avoid! Address: 9 Rue de l'Ancienne Préfecture, 69002 Lyon Hôtel-Dieu: A Masterpiece of Transformation 🛍️🏨 My absolute favorite and most chic discovery was the former Hôtel-Dieu (Old Catholic Hospital). I was amazed by its sheer size, describing it as an immense complex with long corridors and interconnected courtyards. This historic site has been brilliantly transformed into a very fashionable and modern commercial center, housing shops, hotels, and restaurants. I highly recommend exploring the tasteful homeware store, Kave Home, found within. It's a fantastic example of adaptive reuse! A Mix of Old & New 🚶♀️🎨 Beyond these specific spots, I also enjoyed: The traditional shops of the Old Town blending with modern architecture. The beautiful courtyard of the Musée des Beaux-Arts (Lyon Museum of Fine Arts). It really felt like I had an incredibly stylish and memorable summer adventure in Lyon! #Lyon #SummerInLyon #LesCelestins #SlakeCoffeeHouse #HotelDieu #LyonArchitecture #ChicLyon #CityExploration #FrenchTravel

#summervacay My two-day summer trip to Lyon has been absolutely delightful, and I'm loving sharing all the beautiful, fun, and tasty bits! I kicked off my day with breakfast at Pignol, a well-known local patisserie chain here in Lyon. I went to the branch near Place Bellecour – their running hare logo is really distinctive and easy to spot. Inside, I had the best kind of dilemma trying to choose from all the small cakes, but let me tell you, the Saint Honoré was absolutely delicious! Address: 17 Rue Émile Zola, 69002 Lyon As I wandered through the city, I just soaked in the beautiful sights: Flowering trees in full bloom everywhere, making everything feel so vibrant and summery. I kept spotting adorable little shops and really interesting architectural details. I took a moment on a bridge to just gaze at the distant views of the city. And of course, I couldn't help but admire Lyon's famous architectural wall paintings – they're truly a signature of the city! It feels like a perfectly relaxed and aesthetically pleasing summer day here in Lyon! #Lyon #France #CityWalk #SummerTravel #Pignol #Patisserie #StreetArt #ArchitecturalBeauty #LyonTravel #EuropeTravel

#summervacay 📍 Why Visit in Summer? France’s gastronomic capital shines in summer with open-air bouchons, Roman ruins, and vibrant riverbanks. The Festival of Lights prep (Dec) starts early, but summer offers sunset rooftops, traboule explorations, and ice-cold rosé by the Saône. 🗓️ 2-Day Itinerary: A Perfect Summer Weekend Day 1: Old Town & Gastronomy Morning: Renaissance Wonders 9:00 AM – Vieux Lyon (Old Town) Wander traboules (secret passageways) like La Longue Traboule. Visit Cathédrale Saint-Jean for its astronomical clock (12 PM show). 11:00 AM – Gallo-Roman Museum & Théâtres Explore ancient ruins with city views (cool morning activity). Midday: Bouchon Feast 1:00 PM – Lunch at Le Musée Try quenelles de brochet (pike dumplings) and cervelle de canut (herb cheese spread). Afternoon: Silk & Shopping 3:00 PM – La Croix-Rousse Walk the Mur des Canuts (giant mural) and peek into silk workshops. 5:00 PM – Boat Cruise on the Saône (€15, 1hr) Glide past UNESCO-listed banks. Evening: Sunset & Nightlife 7:30 PM – Rooftop Drinks at Le Sucre DJ sets and panoramic views from a former sugar factory. 9:00 PM – Dinner at Daniel et Denise Pork-heavy Lyonnais classics in a cozy bouchon. Day 2: Parks, Markets & Modern Art Morning: Fresh Start 8:30 AM – Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse Sip Célestins coffee and sample sausisson sec. 10:30 AM – Parc de la Tête d’Or Rent a rowboat or visit the free zoo. Midday: Contemporary Culture 12:30 PM – Lunch at Le Comptoir du Vin Natural wines and charcuterie boards. 2:30 PM – Musée des Confluences Futuristic science-meets-art exhibits (AC escape!). Evening: Riverbank Chill 6:00 PM – Les Berges du Rhône Bike or picnic along this urban beach (free loaner bikes). 8:00 PM – Dinner at L’Institut Affordable Michelin-starred tasting menus. 🌞 Summer Highlights: ✅ Nuits de Fourvière (June-July): Open-air concerts in Roman theaters. ✅ Les Puces du Canal: Huge flea market (Sun, 30-min tram ride). ✅ Secret Spot: Jardin Rosa Mir – A hidden mosaic garden. 📌 Pro Tips: Transport: TCL Pass (€6.90/day) covers metro, buses, trams. Avoid: August – Many bouchons close for vacation. Must-Try: Tarte à la praline (pink almond pastry). "Lyon isn’t just a city—it’s where Roman hills meet silk threads and saucepans." Ready to feast and explore? 🍷✨

Lyon, located in eastern France, is a city that beautifully blends rich history, culinary excellence, and a vibrant cultural scene. Known as the gastronomic capital of France, it offers an irresistible mix of traditional bouchons (local restaurants), elegant architecture, and a relaxed atmosphere along the Rhône and Saône rivers. The city's old town, Vieux Lyon, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its Renaissance buildings and secret passageways called “traboules.” From ancient Roman amphitheaters to modern art museums and bustling food markets, Lyon has something for every kind of traveler. Reaching Lyon is easy. It has a major international airport (Lyon–Saint-Exupéry), located about 30 minutes from the city center by train or airport shuttle. Lyon is also a central hub for train travel in France, with high-speed TGV connections to Paris, Marseille, Geneva, and other European cities. Once in the city, the public transport system is efficient and includes metro lines, trams, and buses. A day pass costs around €6.50 and gives you unlimited rides. Lyon is well known for its food, and trying local dishes like quenelles, sausages, and praline tarts is a must. Visit Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, a gourmet indoor market, to experience the best of local products. You can also stroll along the Presqu’île area for shopping or enjoy a river cruise for a scenic overview of the city. If you have extra time, consider visiting the nearby Beaujolais wine region or taking a short trip to Annecy, known as the “Venice of the Alps.” To make the most of your visit, walk up to the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière for stunning views of the city. Lyon is a city best explored slowly, on foot and through its flavors, offering a perfect mix of elegance and authenticity. #travel#naturalwonders#thingstodo#citydaytours

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