Between the “Land of Golden Stones” with its hints of Tuscany, the ancient theater of Autun —which rivals Rome’s in size—and Lake Bourget, comparable to Lake Como, there’s no need to cross the Alps to exp...
Lyon has had its share of heroes—and has seen manycome and go.Some have risen to prominence, others have passed away, but they’ve always been fighting or helping others.From Antoine de Saint-Exupéry toCla...
You could compare this place to a giant Kinder Surprise, where once you’ve devoured the outer shell, you’re left with a surprise that never fails to impress. Except that here, the “chocolate” is made of 1...
Painter, set designer, graphic designer, interior architect, and even art teacher… Alphonse Mucha’s life mirrors his work: rich, extraordinary, and daring. This is precisely what this new exhibition aims...
As we celebrate the bicentennial of photography this year, Lyon is hosting one of its greatest practitioners with great fanfare. Organized under the auspices of the Atelier Robert Doisneau, founded by his...
Just like every year, exhibitions and museums will be our best friends. A refuge from the cold and bad weather in winter or from the summer heat, “shutting yourself away” in a museum is like watching a g...
With this heat, it’s important to stay hydrated. But let’s not forget to quench our thirst in another way as well. For while drinking water is essential, so too is immersing ourselves in our local heritag...
If you invite friends from outside Lyon for a weekend in the capital of Gaul, the reaction is often the same: “Oh my, it’s huge!” And indeed, it is. It’s one of the giants of Lyon’s skyline, just like Pla...
Nestled deep in a remote valley, this village offers a cinematic setting straight out of *The Lord of the Rings*. Imagine: a rocky outcrop about a hundred meters high, surrounded by a river, where you’ll...
Its architecture reflects the city of Lyon itself: a bridge between the past and the present. If Lyon is recognized by UNESCO as having Outstanding Universal Value, it is above all for its architecture—a...