The 100 Must-Do Activities and Things to See in Lyon Right Now

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Tourism

1. The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière

Perched atop the hill of the same name, the Basilica of Fourvière is a must-see for tourists and Lyon residents alike. Built in 1884, it is the city’s most iconic landmark and features on every postcard. Learn more and discover all its secrets here.

📍 8 Place de Fourvière, Lyon 5

📆 Daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., except Sunday mornings

👉 More info on the website

😊 Free

2. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral

symbol of Old Lyon, Saint-Jean Cathedral is steeped in legends, anecdotes, and stories. Designated a Historic Monument in 1862 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998, it stands as a magnificent emblem of the medieval and Renaissance eras, its facades illuminated in vibrant colors each year during the Festival of Lights.

📍 Place Saint-Jean, Lyon 5

📆 Daily from 8:15 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. (7:00 p.m. on Sat. and Sun.)

👉 More info on the website

😊 Free admission

3. Strolling through Old Lyon

With its medieval charm and Renaissance-era streets, Old Lyon is a must-see for anyone visiting Lyon. As you stroll down Rue Saint-Jean, you’ll discover secret passageways, old shops, cafés, and traditional bouchons, all while dreaming of a bygone era.

📍

Old Lyon, Lyon 5

4. Place Bellecour

As Europe’s largest pedestrian square, Place Bellecour is a central hub for many Lyon residents. Much like the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris, it is known as the “kilometer zero” square, from which all the city’s roads radiate. It is home to a statue of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s *The Little Prince*.

📍 Place Bellecour, Lyon 2

5. Place des Terreaux (City Hall)

Nestled in the heart of the Presqu’île, Place des Terreaux has retained a charm that has stood the test of time. The magnificent Bartholdi Fountain holds its own alongside the majestic City Hall, located just a stone’s throw from the Lyon Opera House and the slopes of the Croix-Rousse. Visitors are drawn here to explore its remarkable Museum of Fine Arts.

📍 Place des Terreaux, Lyon 1

6. The Croix-Rousse District

In addition to Vieux-Lyon, the Croix-Rousse is another neighborhood not to be missed. Its hillsides, colorful houses, and peaceful squares—such as Place du Forez—give it the feel of a Provençal village. The Grande Rue is a must-see. To get there, walk up the Montée de la Grande Côte and explore its authentic shops.

📍 Croix-Rousse, Lyon 4

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

7. The Confluence District

Located south of the Presqu’île, the Confluence neighborhood underwent major transformations in the 1990s. With its modern architecture, it’s the perfect spot for photographers. It’s home to the Musée des Confluences, the La Sucrière exhibition space, a marina, and the Hôtel de Région.

📍 Confluence, Lyon 2

8. Strolling Along the Riverbanks

Whether you choose the banks of the Rhône or the Saône, there are many scenic views to enjoy. On the Rhône side, admire the reflections of the Grand Hôtel-Dieu on the river and its houseboats. On the Saône side, watch the windows of Vieux-Lyon light up at nightfall beneath Fourvière Hill.

📍 Cordelier or Bellecour Metro Stations (Lyon 2)

9. Place des Jacobins

Place des Jacobins, in the 2nd arrondissement, is a gem sometimes overlooked by tourists. Yet it’s just a stone’s throw from Bellecour! Its charming fountain was even added to the supplementary register of Historic Monuments in 1992. Nearby, stop by Éclaireurs Pâtissiers to sample their delicious gourmet éclairs.

📍 Place des Jacobins, Lyon 2

10. The Saint-Georges Footbridge

The Saint-Georges Footbridge, also known as the Paul-Couturier Footbridge, has provided a pedestrian link between the Presqu’île and Vieux-Lyon, near the Saint-Georges Church, since 1853. Its bright red color gives it a captivating charm, especially at night. It’s the perfect spot for Instagram!

📍 Quai Fulchiron (Lyon 5) or Quai Tilsitt (Lyon 2)

11. Lyon’s Traboules

They are the stars of Lyon: the traboules. These narrow passageways and hidden courtyards hold many surprises and architectural wonders in store for you. Hidden throughout the city (but especially in Croix-Rousse and Old Lyon), there are more than 500 of them, the most famous being the Cour des Voraces and the Tour Rose.

📍 Multiple locations. We recommend: Cour des Voraces (9 Place Colbert) and Tour Rose (22 Rue du Boeuf)

👉 It’s best to visit the traboules during the day at reasonable hours so as not to disturb the residents

😊 Access to the passageways and traboules is generally free

12. The Fourvière Funicular

There are currently two funiculars in operation in Lyon (both departing from Vieux-Lyon): the first, heading toward Saint-Just, will drop you off at the Roman ruins of Lugdunum. The second winds its way up Fourvière Hill to take you right to the gates of the basilica. Their old red cars have a unique charm.

📍 From the Vieux-Lyon station (Metro Line D)

📆 Daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

🎟️ €3 round trip

👉 More info on the website

13. Lugdunum & the Gallo-Roman Museum

Given its rich history, it would have been impossible to compile this list without including the magnificent ancient theater and its Gallo-Roman museum in Fourvière. This site, known as Lugdunum, also bears the ancient name of the city of Lyon during the Roman era. It’s a must-see gem for both tourists and locals alike.

📍 17 Rue Cléberg, Lyon 5

📆 Roman Theaters: Daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

🎟️ Free admission to the theaters / Museum: €4 or €7 full price, €2.50 or €4.50 reduced price

👉 More info on the website

14. The Grand Hôtel-Dieu

In addition to its history (the earliest sketches of a building on this very site date back to a medieval hospital), the Grand Hôtel-Dieu is a magnificent showcase of neoclassical architecture where you can enjoy strolling through its shops, grabbing a bite to eat on the terraces of its inner courtyards, or picking up gourmet souvenirs from its market halls.

📍 1 Place de l’Hôpital, Lyon 2

15. Saint-Nizier Church

Listed as a Historic Monument in 1840, the Saint-Nizier Church is a magnificent example of Lyon’s Gothic architecture. Construction began in the 14th century, and it was partially restored in the last century; however, its organ—which is awaiting repairs—has been silent since around 1975.

📍 1 Rue Saint-Nizier, Lyon 2

📆 Tuesday–Friday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m. / Sat., 10 a.m.–6:30 p.m. / Sun., 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

😊 Free admission

16. The Palais de la Bourse

Did you know that between 1860 and 1880, Lyon’s Palais de la Bourse was France’s main regional market? Today, although it is not open to the public on a regular basis, it occasionally hosts events open to the public, particularly beneath the glass roof of its splendid Salle de la Corbeille.

📍 Place de la Bourse, Lyon 2

👉 More info on the website

17. Lyon’s Staircases

© Fabien Dhondt / Happy Curio

Calling all street art lovers: it’s not just the traboules that serve as works of art in the Croix-Rousse! There are two magnificent, super-Instagrammable staircases worth photographing: the all-blue Escalier Mermet seems to climb all the way to the sky, while the multicolored Escalier Prunelle looks just like something out of a video game…

📍 Various locations. Mermet Staircase: 25 Rue René Leynaud (Lyon 1) / Prunelle Staircase: 2 Rue Prunelle (Lyon 1)

🚇 Croix-Paquet (Metro Line C)

😊 Free

18. The Quatre Vents Footbridge

While the Passerelle des Quatre Vents may not be particularly notable for its architecture, it’s certainly worth a visit for its breathtaking view of Fourvière, its basilica, its metal tower (no, it’s not the Eiffel Tower!), and the Saône River separating the hills. Take in the view of the Monts d’Or stretching out in the distance, then enjoy the tranquility of the lovely Jardin des Pivoines located right next door.

📍 Chemin du Viaduc, Lyon 5

19. Fort de Vaise

Very little remains of this fort, built in 1834 for military defense purposes. However, the lower part of its barracks, an underground tunnel, a few casemates, and fragments of ramparts steeped in history can be visited by those interested through the OCRA Lyon association or during Heritage Days.

📍 27 Boulevard Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Lyon 9

📆 Open only during temporary exhibitions

👉 More info on the website

20. Lyon City Bus Tours

© Lyon City Tour

Lyon City Tours are a great way to explore Lyon without wearing out your legs… by bus! With nearly fifteen stops at the city’s must-see spots (Fourvière, Vieux-Lyon, Bellecour, Croix-Rousse, Terreaux, Tête d’Or…), you hop on, hop off… then hop back on (!) as you please during your tour.

📍 Hop on at one of the 14 different stops

🎟️ 1-day pass: €21/adult or €8/child ages 4–15

👉 More info here

Art

21. The Magic of Candlelight Concerts

Close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by the melodies of Jean-Jacques Goldman, Ludovico Einaudi, Joe Hisaishi, Adele, Charles Aznavour, ABBA, The Beatles, and even Chopin… Now open them: you’re immersed in the enchanting atmosphere of the Temple du Change, the Chapelle de la Trinité, or the Basilique Saint-Bonaventure, surrounded by thousands of candles. That’s the magic of Candlelight concerts—an immersive musical experience where the beauty of the venue enhances every note.

📍 Several iconic venues, such as the Temple du Change, the Chapelle de la Trinité, and the Basilica of Saint Bonaventure

🎟️ Tickets starting at €19

👉 More info here

22. The Musée des Confluences

The Musée des Confluences is, in a way, Lyon’s version of the Louvre (along with the Musée des Beaux-Arts). That’s how unmissable it is. In addition to its flamboyant architecture, its collections focus on the natural sciences and ethnography, with the permanent exhibition alone covering 3,000 m². Right now, be sure to check out the “Trop Fort!” exhibition, on view through December 31, and the new exhibition on zombies. Excellent!

📍 86 Quai Perrache, Lyon 2

🚇 Musée des Confluences (T1)

📆 Tuesday–Friday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m. / Sat., 10 a.m.–6:30 p.m. / Sun., 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

23. Lyon’s Murals and Trompe-l’œil

Lyon isn’t just a city of fine dining—it’s also a city of art. Everywhere—from downtown to the outskirts—painted walls pop up on every corner. Murals, trompe-l’oeil, optical illusions, and street art adorn the city’s facades, giving it an irresistible charm and photogenic elegance. Here’s our selection of favorites. 

📍 Multiple locations. Fresque des Lyonnais: 2 Rue de la Martinière (1st arrondissement) / Mur des Canuts: 36 Boulevard des Canuts (4th arrondissement)

🚇 Various stops. Recommended: Croix-Paquet or Hénon (Metro Line C)

😊 Free

24. Festival of Lights

Every first weekend in December, the “Capital of Gaul” transforms into a dazzling spectacle of light. With dozens of light displays scattered throughout the city center, the Festival of Lights is a world-renowned event in Lyon. It’s a must-see for anyone seeking an enchanting and unforgettable experience.

📍 Various locations in Lyon

📆 The first weekend of December

😊 Free

25. Music Festivals

Hypnotize, Les Nuits de Fourvière, Nuits Sonores, Woodstower… music festivals thrive in Lyon. With their eclectic lineups and performances by talented artists, these festivals set the pace for life in Lyon from start to finish. We’re particularly excited about the spotlight on rap in 2025.

26. The Museum of Fine Arts

The Lyon Museum of Fine Arts, located on Place des Terreaux, offers 6,900 m² of exhibition space featuring 700 works of art showcasing the best of Venetian Renaissance painting, paintings from the 17th, 19th, and 20th centuries, objects dating from the Middle Ages and Antiquity, as well as over 1,000 sculptures. Its garden is a must-see.

📍 20 Place des Terreaux, Lyon 1

🎟️ Permanent exhibition: €8 / temporary exhibition: €12 (full price)

👉 More info on the website

27. Lumière Institute & Festival

Lyon, the birthplace of cinema: it was here in 1895 that the Lumière brothers shot the first film in the history of cinema. Today, the street of the same name is home to the charming Lumière Museum, which showcases the invention of the cinematograph in the 19th century. Outside, check out the Wall of Filmmakers, a true Lyon-style Walk of Fame.

📍 25 Rue du Premier Film, Lyon 8)

📆 Tue.–Sun., 10 a.m.–6:30 p.m.

🎟️ Musée Lumière: regular €8 / reduced €7

👉 More info on the website

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

28. Catch a show at the Théâtre des Célestins

In addition to its charming façade, this Italian-style theater—originally built in 1792—is well worth a visit. Its majestic gold-and-red Grande Salle is open to visitors outside of performance hours. Thanks to its rich and interesting programming, the venue has hosted a plethora of stars: Josephine Baker, Sacha Guitry, Fernandel, Jean Cocteau…

📍 4 Rue Charles Dullin, Lyon 2

🎟️ Depending on the performances

👉 More info on the website

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

29. Visit the Lyon Opera House

Although it is now an integral part of Lyon’s urban landscape, the Opera’s immense semicircular glass roof—rising 42 meters above the ground—drew considerable criticism before its construction. Now, it’s impossible to imagine this iconic building on the Presqu’île without it, where special tours are sometimes available, and where you can, of course, attend major classical music concerts.

📍 1 Place de la Comédie, Lyon 1

🎟️ Depending on the shows and concerts

👉 More info on the website

30. Cinema and Miniature Museum

Following your visit to the Lumière Museum, you’ll undoubtedly want to visit the Cinema and Miniature Museum, which boasts extensive collections dedicated to the art of miniatures in cinema and special effects techniques. Green screens, animatronics, movie sets… don’t miss its magnificent orange-and-pink exterior!

📍 60 Rue Saint-Jean, Lyon 5

📆 Daily from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎟️ Adults €9.50 / Children €6.50 / Seniors €8 / Reduced rate €6.50–€7

👉 More info on the website

31. Maison des Canuts (Silk Museum)

Do we really need to introduce you to the Canuts, those 19th-century weavers who made Lyon the leading French city specializing in this craft and its creations? In the Croix-Rousse district, the Silk Museum (or Maison des Canuts) pays tribute to these workers and even offers products made entirely in France.

📍 10 Rue d’Ivry, Lyon 4

📆 Daily except Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎟️ Permanent exhibition: €2 / Maison des Canuts tour: €8

👉 More info here

© Romainbehar, Wikimedia Commons

According to Le Monde in 2017, the textile collection at the Museum of Textiles and Decorative Arts is among the finest in the world. In addition to its prestigious history in silk production, the city is home to no less than 4,000 years of textile history, spanning from Pharaonic Egypt to the present day, with 2.5 million pieces! It’s a marvel, we tell you.

📍 34 Rue de la Charité, Lyon 2

📆 Tue–Sun, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

🎟️ At the door: €13–€11 / Online: €12–€10

👉 More info here

33. Gadagne Museums (MHL & MAM)

© Romainbehar, Wikimedia Commons

The Gadagne Museums are a museum complex comprising the Lyon History Museum and the Museum of Puppetry Arts. The former presents the city’s history in chronological order (maps, engravings, historical documents), while the latter gives special prominence to Guignol, the famous puppet born in Lyon in 1808!

📍 1 Place du Petit Collège, Lyon 5

📆 Wed. through Sun., 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎟️ MHL or MAM: €6 – €4 / Both: €8 – €6

👉 More info here

34. Contemporary Art Biennial

The Contemporary Art Biennale, held every other year alongside the Dance Biennale, is one of Lyon’s must-see artistic events. It usually takes place at La Sucrière; however, for the 2019 edition, it will move to the former Fagor factories.

📍 Various venues (Les Grandes Locos is one of the main sites of the Contemporary Art Biennial)

📆 Every odd-numbered year from September to January (the last one took place from September 2024 to Monday, 2025)

👉 More info on the website

35. Dance Biennale

The Lyon Dance Biennale, which alternates with the Contemporary Art Biennale, is a public event centered on contemporary dance, with a particular focus on new French dance. Serving as a space for creation and performance for dance companies, it features its own parade through the city streets.

📍 Various venues

📆 Every even-numbered year from September to October

👉 More info on the website

36. La Sucrière

© Visit Lyon

Just a stone’s throw from the Musée des Confluences lies the iconic Sucrière and its gigantic silos marked “Left” and “Right.” A contemporary venue dedicated to the arts, it hosts exhibitions, conferences, and concerts (including all or part of the Contemporary Art Biennale, Nuits Sonores, and the Bocuse d’Or).

📍 49-50 Quai Rambaud, Lyon 2

📆 Daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

🎟️ Varies by exhibition

37. Museum of Automata

© Musée des Automates

Less well-known than its counterparts, the Musée des Automates is just as worth a visit in Lyon, especially if you’ve already visited the Cinéma et Miniature Museum and the Arts de la Marionnette Museum. In this picturesque museum, antique automata reenact literary and cultural scenes that are inextricably linked to French history and art.

📍 100 Rue Saint-Georges, Lyon 5

🚇 Vieux-Lyon (Metro Line D)

📆 Daily from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM

🎟️ Full price €7 / reduced price €5

👉 More info on the website

38. Museum of Contemporary Art

Work created by artist Huang Yong Ping for the 10th Lyon Biennale. © dalbera, Wikimedia Commons

The “MAC,” as it’s known in Lyon, features approximately 2,000 m² of space dedicated to contemporary art. It is located in the Cité Internationale, north of the Parc de la Tête d’Or. It should not be confused with the Institute of Contemporary Art (“IAC”), whose permanent collection is located in Villeurbanne.

📍 Cité Internationale, 81 Quai Charles de Gaulle, Lyon 6

📆 Wed. through Sun., 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

🎟️ Full price: €8 / Reduced price: €4

👉 More info on the website

39. Museum of Printing and Graphic Communication

© Johanna Daniel / Joh Peccadille (Wikimedia Commons)

Housed in the elegant 15th-century Hôtel de la Couronne, the MICG traces the entire history of printing from its origins (before 1450) to its modern evolution (since 1950). It also hosts temporary exhibitions related to this theme (mini-books in 2009, the press in 2015, comic books in 2017, Andy Warhol in 2018…).

📍 13 Rue de la Poulaillerie, Lyon 2

📆 Wed. through Sun., 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

🎟️ Full price €5 / Reduced price €3 / Free for those under 26

👉 More info on the website

40. Eurexpo

© Eurexpo Lyon

Eurexpo, located on the outskirts of the city, hosts a wide variety of trade shows and exhibitions year-round, including the Lyon International Fair, the International Restaurant and Hospitality Trade Show (as befits the capital of gastronomy!), Japan Touch, and the World Skills Competition.

📍 Boulevard de l’Europe, 69680 Chassieu

📆 🎟️ Depending on the trade show or exhibition

👉 More info on the website

Nature

41. Parc de la Tête d’Or

Parc de la Tête d’Or, in addition to being France’s largest urban park, offers a wonderful exploration of the plant world, particularly thanks to its greenhouses and botanical garden. In 2021, it will host “Forêts d’Asie” for the first time, a section dedicated to the survival of endangered species in their natural habitats.

📍 Parc de la Tête d’Or, Lyon 6

🚇 Parc Tête d’Or (buses C1 and C2) / Masséna (metro line A) or Charpennes (metro lines A, B / trams T1, T4)

📆 Daily from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (10:30 p.m. from April 15 to October 14)

😊 Free

42. Lyon’s Gardens

Lyon is home to magnificent parks and gardens open to the public. Whether you’re just a tourist or a lover of the city, there are always wonderful walks to enjoy in Lyon. No matter the weather or season, head out to explore the sumptuous Jardin des Chartreux, Jardin du Rosaire, and Jardin des Curiosités…

📍 A variety of places. Recommended: Jardin du Rosaire, Jardin des Curiosités

😊 Free

43. Rosa Mir Garden

Designated a Historic Monument since 1987, its secluded entrance and discreet location within the city walls give the Jardin Rosa Mir a unique and almost solemn atmosphere. Made of mosaics of stones and seashells, it stands as a testament to exemplary architectural mastery unique to Lyon. A true favorite.

📍 87 Grande Rue de la Croix-Rousse, Lyon 4

🚇 Croix-Rousse (Metro Line C)

📆 Self-guided tours on Saturday afternoons: 2:00 PM–5:30 PM

😊 Free

44. Take a ride on the new river transport system, the Navigône

It’s finally here! The Navigône proudly joins Lyon’s downtown public transit system. With a route running from Confluence to Vaise, you can rediscover downtown Lyon from a whole new perspective. Good news: the Navigône is included in the TCL pass. For non-pass holders, the fare is €3 one-way and €5 round-trip.

📍 Stops include: Vaise Industrie (Quai du Commerce), Subsistances (Quai Saint-Vincent), Terrasses Presqu’île (between the Maréchal Juin Bridge and the Palais de Justice footbridge), and Confluence.

📆 All year round

👉 More info on the website

45. A River Cruise on the Rhône

Did you know that The Telegraph named the Rhône one of the best river cruises in the world for 2022? Say goodbye to the Seine (too touristy) and the Garonne (too old-fashioned)! The Rhône and its stunning landscapes—from its source in a Swiss glacier to where it flows into the Mediterranean Sea—unfold as you cruise along the river…

📍 Several cruises depart from Lyon to Avignon, Arles, Martigues, the Ardèche, and more

📆 All year round (ideal in the spring)

🎟️ From €489 to €1,900 on average per person, depending on the route

46. Watch the sunrise from Fourvière Hill

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west—which is quite convenient, since in Lyon, the Fourvière horizon is best viewed by looking west. As for the sunrise, it can be seen from the same hill, looking east toward the Alpine peaks. So many magnificent and highly Instagrammable spots to photograph as the horizon begins to glow…

📍🌞 The perfect sunrise: from the heights of Fourvière, looking east

📍🌞 Ideal sunset: along the banks of the Rhône, facing west

📆 Sunrise: between 5:50 a.m. and 8:10 a.m. (depending on the season) / Sunset: between 5:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. (depending on the season)

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

47. Gerland Park

Opened in 2001, the Maison des Fleurs at Parc de Gerland is a wonderful place to explore horticultural techniques. The park also features a chromatic garden that comes alive at night with colorful lighting and a sound installation. It was recently renamed Parc Henry-Chabert.

📍 Allée Pierre de Coubertin, 69007 Lyon

🚇 ENS Lyon (T1 tram)

📆 Daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. (11 p.m. from April 15 to October 14)

😊 Free

48. Grand Parc Miribel-Jonage

A haven of greenery and tranquility, the Grand Parc Miribel-Jonage is more than just a park: it offers a wide range of recreational activities (golf, water sports center) to the public while serving as a remarkable conservation area for the region’s natural heritage.

📍 Chemin de la Bletta, 69120 Vaulx-en-Velin

📆 Daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

😊 Free

49. Île Barbe

Île Barbe, with its unique charm, is one of our favorite spots in Lyon. It was because they sought tranquility and solitude that the first hermits built an abbey there as early as the 5th century. From then on, the site would experience a series of twists and turns worthy of the best historical novels. Today, Île Barbe has preserved magnificent remnants of its abbey complex and the Sainte-Catherine/Notre-Dame complex.

📍 Île Barbe, Lyon 9

🚇 Bus 4 (Île Barbe stop) or bus 3 (St-Rambert – l’Île Barbe stop)

📆 Open year-round (except for the private section)

😊 Free

50. Parilly Park

© Laurence Danière

Located near the Parilly metro station (Line D), this park—which shares the same name—offers a wide variety of outdoor activities for the whole family throughout eastern Lyon. Soccer fields, basketball courts, and tracks for track and field, rugby, handball, baseball, and cricket are all situated together across approximately 178 hectares.

📍 36 Boulevard Emile Bollaert, 69500 Bron

📆 May 1–Sept. 30: 7 a.m.–8 p.m. / Oct. 1–Apr. 30: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

😊 Free

51. Visit Lyon’s oldest resident

Age: 140,000 years. That’s quite a few candles on the cake. Le Gros Caillou is a true symbol of Lyon, and especially of the Croix-Rousse neighborhood. If you don’t have a photo with Le Gros Caillou, you’re clearly not from Lyon!

52. Go tree-climbing in the hills of Fourvière (and at La Part-Dieu!)

© France Aventures Lyon Fourvière

You can go tree-top adventure just a few steps from downtown Lyon, thanks to the France Aventures park located on the heights of Fourvière. It’s your chance to climb a little closer to the sky and get your fill of thrills!

📍 3 Place du 158th Infantry Regiment, Lyon 5

🚇 Fourvière (funicular) then a 12-minute walk

📆 Summer: 10 a.m.–7 p.m. / Spring–Fall: 1 p.m.–7 p.m. / Winter: 1 p.m.–6 p.m. (closed in Dec. and Jan.)

🎟️ Adults €25 / Children ages 6–9 €19 / Children ages 4–5 €13

👉 More info on the website

53. View Mont Blanc from the Jardin des Curiosités

© Romain Weber

Is there really anything more romantic and poetic than admiring the magnificent Mont Blanc from the splendor of the Jardin des Curiosités, located on Fourvière Hill? On summer evenings, the glowing red sun casts its light upon the snow-capped mountains. It’s the perfect time to whip out your camera!

📍 8 Place de l’Abbé Larue, Lyon 5

🚇 Vieux-Lyon (Metro Line D)

😊 Free

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

54. Take a canoe trip on Lyon’s rivers

On the Saône River during the 2017 Lyon Kayak competition.

There’s no shortage of water activities on Lyon’s rivers! Among our favorites is canoeing and kayaking, which even has its own annual competition thanks to the Lyon Kayak tournament. Have you ever tried paddle yoga on the Rhône?

📍 Canoë Paddle 4 Rue Jonas Salk, Lyon 7

📆 Daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.

🎟️ Single-person kayak, 1 hour: €16.50 / €45.00 (guided)

👉 More info on the website

55. The Most Beautiful Villages Around Lyon

The village of Pérouges.

The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region boasts a remarkable cultural heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes! Just a short distance from Lyon, you’ll find magnificent villages with a friendly, picturesque atmosphere, where local craftsmanship, fine cuisine, and historical treasures blend with the region’s natural beauty.

❤️ Our favorites: Pérouges (40 km away), Oingt (35 km away), Pont-en-Royans (130 km away)

Cuisine

56. Lunch at a Lyon “bouchon”

A “bouchon” is a typical Lyon restaurant where you can sample all the city’s specialties—from quenelles to tablier de sapeur and cervelle de canut—all expertly paired with Côtes-du-Rhône or Beaujolais wine! There are plenty to choose from: pick your favorite here!

📍 Many bouchons are located in Vieux-Lyon and on the Presqu’île

🎫 Eating at a bouchon isn’t usually very expensive (expect to pay between 15 and 50€)

57. Stroll through Les Halles Paul Bocuse

The Halles Paul Bocuse is a true temple of good food for those who know how to hunt for treasures from stall to stall. No wonder it’s nicknamed “the belly of Lyon”! With some sixty vendors spread across 13,000 m², it’s the most iconic spot for Lyon’s gastronomy.

📍 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon

🚇 Part-Dieu – Auditorium (T1 tram)

📆 Daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

58. Dining at a (gourmet) restaurant

© Restaurant Paul Bocuse

Not just anyone can call themselves the “capital of gastronomy”! In Lyon, in addition to the traditional bouchon, we highly recommend exploring the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants. The restaurant of the famous master chef Paul Bocuse (pictured above) is just one of many exquisite dining destinations where culinary expertise truly shines.

❤️ Our top picks (there are so many) to recommend: Paul Bocuse, Les Loges, La Mère Brazier, Têtedoie, Les Trois Dômes

🎫 When you love something, you don’t count the cost!

59. Enjoy a drink on a rooftop in Lyon

© La Villa Florentine

Sometimes, to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, all you have to do is look up. In Lyon, numerous rooftops (some of them pop-up) welcome you year-round (and especially in the summer) for a refreshing and well-deserved break with friends, family, or even coworkers. Check out our selection here!

❤️ Our favorites: Mama Shelter, La Villa Florentine, Têtedoie, Les Muses, RN Beer

60. Eat (very well) for less than 15 euros

In Lyon, everything seems designed to keep our stomachs happy. It’s simple: the city center is brimming with restaurants of all kinds and for every budget. And trust us,
https://lyonsecret.com/restaurant-pas-cher-moins-quinze-euros/””>there
are plenty of great places to eat without breaking the bank.

61. Try a praline tart in Croix-Rousse…

A Lyon culinary specialty, the praline tart is a must-try at the city’s bakeries and pastry shops. This ultra-indulgent dessert made with praline—whose origins remain unclear—is said to draw inspiration from the famous Saint-Genix cake, invented in Savoie in 1860. Who came up with the recipe? It’s a mystery….

❤️ Our favorites: Alain Rolancy, Jocteur, Sève, Maison Pépin, Délice des Sens

62. …and indulge in the delicious Lyon bugnes!

It’s impossible not to mention the famous Lyon bugnes, popularized by (surprisingly) the renowned François Rabelais in his book *Pantagruel*, published in… 1532! A bugne is a small dessert similar to a doughnut, fried in hot oil and made from a flat, yellow batter that’s wavy around the edges and delicately crispy. Here’s the recipe!

❤️ Our favorites: Boulangerie Saint-Vincent, Sève, Délice des Sens, À la Marquise

63. Have a coffee on Rue Saint-Jean

Any self-respecting Lyon native has already gone for a coffee on Rue Saint-Jean. In Vieux-Lyon, this bustling shopping street exudes a cheerful and friendly atmosphere, marked by the Renaissance and medieval buildings that dot the neighborhood. Take a seat on a terrace, in a tea room, or at a bistro, and soak in its history…

📍 Rue Saint-Jean, Lyon 5

🚇 Vieux-Lyon (Metro Line D)

64. Take part in a wine tasting (especially Beaujolais)

How can you visit or live in Lyon without indulging in a good old bottle of Côtes-du-Rhône or Beaujolais ( in moderation, of course!)? In Lyon, where wine is an integral part of the city’s heritage, numerous tastings take place in restaurants throughout the city.

❤️ Our top picks for charming wine cellars where you can enjoy a tasting: Le Vin des Vivants, Vinsnature, La Bouteillerie, John Euvrard, Antic Wine

65. Stroll through Lyon’s markets (especially those in Croix-Rousse and Carnot)

Going to the market is a Lyon tradition. Throughout the city, numerous markets (both indoor and outdoor) welcome visitors year-round, offering a variety of fresh, seasonal local produce. The markets at Place Carnot, Croix-Rousse, and Saint-Antoine (photo below) are not to be missed.

❤️ Our favorite markets in Lyon: Place Carnot / Croix-Rousse / Saint-Antoine / Salengro

66. Go on a bar crawl in Lyon

From north to south, east to west, you’ll find a plethora of bars where you can hang out with friends or coworkers for a pint or two (always in moderation, of course!). Vieux-Lyon (where you’ll find more tourists), the Presqu’île (around Place Bellecour, City Hall, or in Croix-Rousse), and Rue de Marseille (for students) are three lively spots where you’re sure to have the best time of your life.

❤️ Top spots for drinks and partying: Vieux-Lyon, Croix-Rousse, the banks of the Rhône, Place Bellecour, Rue Mercière, Rue des Maronniers, Place des Terreaux, Rue de Marseille, Confluence

67. Dining on a gourmet bus

© Le WagonBar

What if the future of tourism lies in combining it with fine dining? The WagonBar in Lyon seems to have figured this out, since in addition to touring the city and passing by all its notable landmarks, you’ll enjoy a delicious meal featuring seasonal regional specialties aboard a sumptuous luxury bus!

📍 You’ll admire, among other sights: Bellecour, Les Terreaux, the Musée des Confluences, the Hôtel-Dieu, and more.

📆 Usually Thursday through Saturday evenings for dinner

🎫 About €152 for two for the meal (bus ride: 3 hours)

68. Try the Pain aux Gones

© Boulangerie Le Banquet

Sausage, walnuts, dough kneaded with red wine… after all, why should you have to choose between sausage and wine? Paired with a Beaujolais Nouveau, this delicious Pain aux Gones, a creation from Boulangerie Le Banquet, is perfect as an appetizer or a snack! Its name alone makes it the number one snack to try in Lyon, doesn’t it?

📍 1 Rue d’Isly, Lyon 4

❤️ Our favorites

69. Dinner in the heart of the Gare des Brotteaux

The Gare des Brotteaux (6th arrondissement) has undergone a true transformation. In place of the Aguttes auction house, BeauCoCo has opened. This restaurant can seat no fewer than 500 guests!

📍 Coming soon to 14 Place Jules Ferry, Lyon 6

🚇 Brotteaux (Metro Line B)

70. Enjoy tea at the Luminarium

© Le Luminarium

Tea lovers, Le Luminarium is a must-visit spot in Lyon. In this tea room nestled in the heart of Vieux-Lyon, a truly magical atmosphere unfolds, thanks to its elegant, light-filled decor and delicate, flavorful teas. Be sure to pair them with their artisanal pastries—they’re absolutely irresistible!

📍9 Rue des Trois-Maries, 69005 Lyon

📆 Daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (opens at 10 a.m. on Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Mondays)

🎟️ €3–€4.50 per tea

71. Enjoy brunch with the cats at Gentlecatc

© Le GentleCat – Cat Café

Here, you can enjoy a delightful tea break in the company of gentle felines purring in your ears… In addition to an extensive tea menu, Gentle Cat offers a delicious brunch featuring homemade quiches, cold cuts, cheese, pastries, and drinks… Yum!

📍 16 Rue du Général Plessier, 69002 Lyon

📆 Tue.–Fri. 12:00 PM–6:45 PM / Sat. 12:30 PM–7:45 PM / Sun. 10:00 AM–5:00 PM

🎫 €3.50–€5 depending on the hot drink / pastries €3.50–€5.50

72. Visit Lyon’s first dairy and producer

There hadn’t been a dairy in Lyon since 2008, when the Sans Souci dairy, located at 22 Rue David, closed its doors. Today, at 13 Rue Montebello, you can step inside a real dairy production facility and discover all the flavors so typical of Lyon’s cheeses! A one-of-a-kind spot in Lyon!

📍 3 Rue Montebello, 69003 Lyon

📆 Tue–Sat, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. and 3 p.m.–6 p.m. (open all day on Saturdays)

73. Order Local Food for Delivery with Lyon Eats

While tourists may prefer to head to bouchons or fine-dining restaurants, locals will find it more useful to use the Lyon Eats app ( inspired by Uber Eats and Deliveroo), created during the lockdown to support restaurants, where they’ll find a wide variety of delicious meals at great prices to enjoy at home.

74. Dine at the world’s best vegetarian restaurant

© Culina Hortus

Whether you’re a vegetarian or not, there’s a reason for everyone to check out Culina Hortus, crowned the world’s best vegetarian restaurant! Beyond this prestigious accolade (which alone makes it well worth a visit), we’re smitten with its delicious, light dishes, crafted from fresh, local ingredients.

📍 38 Rue de l’Arbre Sec, 69001 Lyon

🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metro lines A or C)

📆 Tue–Sat, 12 p.m.–3 p.m. and 7 p.m.–11 p.m.

🎟️ 5-course tasting menu for €30

75. Grow your own fruits and vegetables in the city’s community gardens

Announced by City Hall in the fall of 2020, the creation of urban gardens now allows us to grow our own fruits and vegetables in the city… just like in the countryside! In total, 5,000 m² of lawn have been transformed into gardens! In Gerland, a massive urban farm is even taking shape on rooftops, and by 2026, 54 community orchards will be created across all districts of the Lyon metropolitan area.

📍 Several urban gardens in Lyon: Bonin Magneval Garden (1st arrondissement), Delfosse Square (2nd arrondissement), Jacob Kaplan Garden (3rd arrondissement)… full list here

Leisure

76. Shopping at La Part-Dieu

© La Part-Dieu Shopping Center

Shopping at La Part-Dieu is a must for many Lyon residents: people love to stroll through its aisles from one store to the next (during the holiday season, it’s a hive of activity!), especially in its new wing and on its rooftop, which have made it one of the largest shopping centers in Europe!

📍 17 Rue Dr. Bouchut, 69003 Lyon

🚇 Part-Dieu Station (Metro Line B or Tram Lines T1, T3, T4, Rhônexpress)

📆 Mon. through Sat., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

77. Ride to the top of the Ferris wheel

Rides on the Grande Roue, located in the heart of the must-see Place Bellecour, are available from fall through early spring. Take a seat in one of the 36 gondolas and let yourself be carried to the top, where you can admire Lyon’s skyline like never before…

📍 Place Bellecour, Lyon 2

📆 Nov. through Feb., daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. on Fri. and Sat.) (to be confirmed)

🎫 Adults €9 / Children €6

78. Surf Europe’s Largest Indoor Wave

© City Surf Park

Imagine this… whether it’s raining, windy, or snowing, your workday has worn you out, and you have only one desire: to slip on your wetsuit and go surf the waves just a few steps from home, where the fine sand never disappears and where good weather seems to be a year-round fixture. This dream is now a reality at City Surf Park!

📍 2 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu

📆 Daily 10:45 a.m.–3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.–10:30 p.m. (11:00 p.m. on Thu–Fri–Sat, non-stop Sat–Sun, 9:00 p.m. on Sun)

🎫 Starting at €44.90 for an introductory session

79. Attend an OL game at Groupama Stadium

Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon’s professional soccer team, needs no introduction. Dear to the hearts of Lyon residents, it’s always a tremendous pleasure to cheer on OL’s men’s and women’s teams as they face opponents from around the world. Matches are held at Groupama Stadium in Décines.

📍 10 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu

80. Bowl a strike at the region’s largest bowling alley

At the new OL Vallée leisure complex, the largest bowling alley in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region is now open: a must-visit spot for weekend activities among Lyon residents? As its name suggests, Bowling des Lumières also offers billiards, foosball, air hockey, mini-golf, and escape rooms.

📍 2 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu

🚇 Décines – OL Vallée (T7 tram)

📆 Daily from 11 a.m. to midnight (from 10 a.m. on weekends, until 1 a.m. on Thu–Fri–Sat)

🎟️ €6.50 until 1 p.m., then €8

81. Losing your voice at a great concert with friends

In addition to its many festivals, Lyon is brimming with hotspots for a lively nightlife. Need proof? Take a quick look at everything in store for Lyon’s nightlife scene over the coming months. Warning: it’s going to be epic. You’ve been warned!

82. Zipping down a giant, one-kilometer-long zip line

Calling all thrill-seekers, adventure lovers, and nature enthusiasts: at Yzeron (a 30-minute drive from Lyon), sports enthusiasts and curious visitors alike can try their hand at Fantasticable, a gigantic zip line one kilometer long, where you can reach the phenomenal speed of 110 km/h while gazing out at the Alps !

📍 741 Le Plat, 69510 Yzeron

🚘 A 50-minute drive from Lyon

📆 Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

🎟️ €32 for adults / €29 for children ages 7–12 / €62 for two

83. Indoor skiing just a stone’s throw from Lyon

© OnlySki

You’re not dreaming: there’s an indoor ski slope in Lyon where you can ski all year round! Whether it’s 45°C or -25°C, just put on your gloves, ski gear, and boots, and hit the snow-covered slopes just like you’re in the mountains! Thrills guaranteed! Watch out for the chill!

📍OnlySki: 197 Avenue de l’Industrie, 01120 Dagneux

🚇 Montluel Station (TER), then a 15-minute walk

📆 Every day except Mon.–Tue. (schedule subject to coach availability)

🎟️ Solo: €45/person – Duo: €30/person – Trio: €25/person

84. Experience virtual reality with i-Reality

Spanning nearly 400 m², i-Reality in Lyon is one of the best virtual reality centers in the country: here, you’ll experience breathtaking immersive adventures at the intersection of the digital and the real. With family or friends, choose your world (Operation Blackspace, ISS Rescue, Nautilus…) and start the game!

📍i-Reality: 6 Rue Jean Marcuit, 69009 Lyon

🚇 Vaise (Metro Line D), then a 15-minute walk

📆 Tue.–Fri. 5:00 PM–10:00 PM / Sat. 10:00 AM–11:00 PM / Sun. 12:00 PM–7:00 PM

🎟️ €39/person (to be confirmed)

85. Rediscover a Guignol show

Guignol is one of the most important figures in Lyon’s folklore: born in Lyon in 1808, this glove puppet created by artist Laurent Mourguet is featured in numerous theaters where his shows and humorous world are brought to life, often alongside his companions Gnafron and Madelon.

📍 La Maison de Guignol: 2 Montée du Gourguillon, 69005 Lyon

📆 Wed. 4:00 p.m. / Sat. and Sun. 10:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:00 p.m.

🎟️ Regular: €11 / Reduced: €9

👉 More info on the website

86. Try your hand at being a pilot in a flight simulator

Want to fly a fighter jet without even lifting your feet off the ground? At AviaSim, a truly unique experience in Lyon, settle comfortably into your seat, fasten your seatbelt, and fly like a pro (or almost) in lifelike airliners, fighter jets, and helicopters!

📍AviaSim: 26 Rue Emile Decorps, 69100 Villeurbanne

🚇 Villeurbanne Train Station (T3 tram)

📆 Tue. 2:00 PM–6:00 PM / Wed.–Sat. 10:00 AM–6:00 PM

🎟️ Discovery package: 35-minute flight for €99

87. Take a vintage stroll at the Puces du Canal

flea market

The Puces du Canal is a must-visit destination for fans of secondhand, vintage, retro, and great deals! Unique finds, affordable clothing, designer pieces… we love strolling through this mecca of secondhand culture, where there’s always something to buy!

📍 5 Rue Eugène Pottier, 69100 Villeurbanne

🚇 Croix-Luizet (T1 tram), then a 20-minute walk

📆 Thu. and Sat. 7 a.m.–1 p.m. / Sun. 7 a.m.–3 p.m.

😊 Free

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

88. Step Back into the Middle Ages at Mandragore

© Emmanuelle Bastide / Mandragore

Step back in time to the Middle Ages at Mandragore! In this one-of-a-kind shop in Old Lyon, you’ll find historical costumes, clothing, hats, jewelry, and medieval accessories. Are you passionate about the Knights of the Round Table, literature, or adventure movies? This place is for you!

📍 52 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon

🚇 Vieux-Lyon (Metro Line D)

📆 Thu. through Sun., 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

😊 Free

89. Place your bets at Casino Le Pharaon

Le Pharaon is the city’s must-visit casino. Located above Tête d’Or Park, it welcomes all aspiring players and might just help you hit the jackpot! Poker, card games, slot machines, roulette… place your bets, wish for a little luck, and most of all, have fun!

📍 70 Quai Charles de Gaulle, Lyon 6

🚇 Museum of Contemporary Art – Convention Center (bus C1)

📆 Daily from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m.

90. Browse Lyon’s bookstores and secondhand bookshops

The quintessential Lyon bookstore, Père Pénard, located here at 2 Quai Fulchiron.

There’s a wealth of interesting bookstores in Lyon: Le Bal des Ardents, Librairie Passages, and Le Père Pénard (whose old-fashioned storefront is full of charm) are just a few of the places where you can browse shelves filled with books and beautiful volumes to devour. On the quays of Lyon, take a leisurely stroll among the book vendors—it’s such a classic experience!

📍 Several locations. Recommended: Le Bal des Ardents, Librairie Passages, Comic Zone

❤️ Our editorial team’s favorite

91. Take a ride on a Vélo’v

Vélo’v is Lyon’s version of Vélib! Tourists: hop on a bike to explore Lyon at your own pace, pedaling along the city’s many bike paths. Locals: after a night out on the town, Vélo’v will be your trusty companion to get you home safely!

92. Visit France’s first skateboard museum

© The Disturb House Museum

For skateboard enthusiasts, don’t miss The DiSturb HouSe muSeum, France’s very first museum dedicated to this iconic skateboard! Located just a stone’s throw from Lyon, it houses over 600 skateboards, official graphic artworks, and more than 1,000 rare archival items. A unique destination for fans of skate culture.

📆 Reservations required at 0676784927. 1-hour guided tour: €5 (or free for children under 10)

📍 144 Avenue de la Colombe, 69520 Grigny

🚇 Grigny le Sablon TER station + 12-minute walk

93. Sleep on the water just a short walk from Lyon

© Coucoo Grands Lacs

In the mood for a romantic getaway? Enjoy a night under the stars… on the water! Just a few minutes from Lyon, discover peaceful havens where you can spend restful nights lulled by the lapping of the waves—a true escape into nature for city dwellers seeking serenity. Discover our top picks for an idyllic getaway right on the city’s doorstep!

📍 Several locations in Drôme, Haute-Saône, Ain, Allier, and Vaucluse

🎟️ Starting at €100 per night for two

94. Let off some steam with axe throwing at L’Hachez-Vous

Need to blow off some steam? Try axe throwing—an activity that’s as fun as it is surprising! Whether with friends, family, or coworkers, this unique center is perfect for burning off energy while improving your focus and balance. It’s a great way to relieve stress in a laid-back atmosphere!

📍 L’Hachez-Vous: 4 Rue de l’Épée, Lyon 3

📆 Tue.–Wed. 6–9 p.m. / Thu.–Fri. 6–10 p.m. / Sat. 11 a.m.–noon, then 2–10 p.m. / Sun. 2–7 p.m.

🎟️ Up to 18 people (€50 per target for up to 3 people)

👉 More info on the website

95. Go on a scavenger hunt through the streets of Lyon

For a fun way to rediscover Lyon, why not try a scavenger hunt? Whether you’re alone or in a group, set out to solve the puzzles hidden throughout the city and unravel the mysteries of the Capital of Gaul. Among the leaders in this field, Rue des Mystères and Qui Veut Pister offer original outdoor scavenger hunts that combine culture and entertainment.

📍 Various locations throughout Lyon.

🎟️ Around €12.50 per game

96. Shop at Lyon’s oldest weaving workshop

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11 Rue Mourguet, 69005 Lyon

📆 Tue–Sat, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

97. Take a cooking class at the Paul Bocuse School

If cooking isn’t your strong suit, why not take a class at the École Bocuse, a world-renowned institution in the culinary arts? Discover the secrets of the famous chef and hone your culinary skills at this prestigious school.

📍 20 Place Bellecour, 69002 Lyon

🚇 Bellecour (Metro Lines A and D)

📆 Check the schedule directly on the website

🎟️ From €90 to €250 per class or tasting workshop

98. Sing until dawn in a karaoke booth

When it comes to karaoke, KBox is waiting for you for a wild session! Located in the 7th arrondissement and in Villeurbanne, this temple of song invites you to revisit French and international classics. Be warned, at your own risk… your performances might just bring on a few downpours! “So you’ll love me some moooooooore!”

📍 8 Place Raspail, Lyon 7

🎟️ 2–7 people: between €28 and €43 / 8+ people: between €4 and €8

👉 More info on the website

99. Try your hand at mini-golf along the banks of the Saône

Want to impress your friends with a little “Par” or a daring “Triple bogey”? The Rochetaillée mini-golf course is the perfect place to try your hand at this miniature version of the sport—and have fun while you’re at it! Enjoy the enchanting setting along the Saône River as you test your skills.

📍 565 Chemin de la Plage, 69270 Rochetaillée-sur-Saône

📆 March 1–Nov. 30, Wed–Sat–Sun from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.

🎟️ Adults €7.50 / Children under 12 €6.50 (equipment included)

100. Climb the climbing walls at Climb Up

For climbing enthusiasts, Climb Up and Yapik (Part-Dieu or Gerland) are must-visit spots in Lyon. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned climber, these fully secured facilities offer various difficulty levels to build your endurance and mental strength. So, are you ready to take on the challenge?

📍 112 Cours Charlemagne, Lyon 2

📆 Daily from 8 a.m. to midnight

🎟️ Drop-in rates: regular €16 / reduced €14 / children under 12 €10

❤️ Our editorial team’s top pick

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