Guide : 100 things to do and see in Lyon

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Tourism

1. Notre-Dame de Fourvière Basilica

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

📍 8 Place de Fourvière, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Fourvière (funicular) or Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Every day from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. except Sunday mornings
🎫 Free

2. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral

A symbol of Old Lyon, Saint-Jean Cathedral is synonymous with many legends, anecdotes and stories. Classified as a Historic Monument in 1862, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998, it is a formidable emblem of the medieval-Renaissance era, whose facades are lit up in color every year during the Festival of Lights.

📍 Place Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Daily 8.15am to 7.45pm (7pm Sat. and Sun.)
🎫 Free

3. Strolling through Vieux-Lyon

With its charm borrowed from the Middle Ages and its typical Renaissance streets, Vieux-Lyon is undoubtedly the most unmissable district in Lyon. Hidden passageways, old shops, cafés and typical bouchons… stroll along its main thoroughfare (rue Saint-Jean) and dream of another time.

🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
🎫 Free

4. Place Bellecour

Europe’s largest pedestrian square, Place Bellecour is a central location for many of Lyon’s residents. Like the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris, it is the “kilometer zero” square from which all the city’s roads start. It features a statue of the Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

📍 Place Bellecour, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metros A and D)

5. Place des Terreaux (Hôtel de Ville)

Nestled in the heart of the Presqu’île, Place des Terreaux has retained a charm that has endured through the ages. Bartholdi’s magnificent fountain is no match for the majestic Hôtel de Ville, close to the Opéra de Lyon and the slopes of the Croix-Rousse. It’s a great place to visit, with its formidable Musée des Beaux-Arts.

📍 Place des Terreaux, 69001 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metros A and C)

6. Croix-Rousse district

Along with Vieux-Lyon, Croix-Rousse is the second district in Lyon not to be missed. Its slopes, colorful houses and quiet squares (the Forez square, above) give it the appearance of a Provence village (its Grande Rue is a must). To get there, climb the Montée de la Grande Côte past its authentic boutiques.

🚇 Croix-Rousse or Croix-Paquet (metro C)
🎫 Free

7. Confluence district

The Confluence district, in the south of the Presqu’île, underwent its biggest changes in the 1990s. In addition to its new, modern architecture (perfect for photographers), it contains the famous Musée des Confluences, the La Sucrière exhibition space, a marina and the Hôtel de Région.

🚇 Hôtel de Région – Montrochet or Musée des Confluences (tramway T1)
🎫 Free

8. Strolling along the quays

Whether you choose the banks of the Rhône or the banks of the Saône, there are plenty of landscapes to explore. On the Rhône side, watch the reflections of the Grand Hôtel-Dieu lurk on the waves of the river and its barges. On the Saône side, watch the windows of Vieux-Lyon light up at nightfall beneath the enchanting Fourvière.

🚇 Variable stops. Possibilities : Cordeliers (metro A) or Bellecour (metros A and D)

9. Place des Jacobins

Place des Jacobins, in the second arrondissement, is a jewel sometimes forgotten by tourists. And yet it’s just a stone’s throw from Bellecour! Its pretty fountain was even added to the Supplementary Register of Historic Monuments in 1992. Nearby, stop by Les Éclaireurs Pâtissiers for a taste of their delicious gourmet éclairs.

📍 Place des Jacobins, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Cordeliers (metro A) or Bellecour (metros A and D)

10. Saint-Georges footbridge

Since 1853, the Saint-Georges footbridge, also known as the Paul-Couturier footbridge, has provided a new pedestrian link between the Presqu’île and Vieux-Lyon, just outside the church of the same name. Its flamboyant red gives it an astonishing, almost bewitching charm, especially at nightfall. It’s a totally Instagrammable spot!

📍 Quai Fulchiron (69005) or Quai Tilsitt (69002)
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D) or Bellecour (metros A and D)

11. Traboules de Lyon

They are the stars of Lyon: the traboules. These fine passages and hidden courtyards are full of surprises and architectural marvels. Hidden throughout the city (but especially in Croix-Rousse and Vieux-Lyon), there are over 500 of them, the most famous of which are the Cour des Voraces and the Tour Rose.

📍 Multiple locations. Recommended : Cour des Voraces (9 Place Colbert) and Tour Rose (22 Rue du Boeuf)
🚇 Variable stops. Possibilities : Vieux-Lyon (metro D) or Hôtel de Ville (metros A and C)
⏲ It is advisable to visit the traboules during the day at reasonable times so as not to disturb the inhabitants
🎫 Access to passages and traboules is generally free of charge

12. Fourvière funicular

There are currently two funicular railways in operation in Lyon (both departing from Vieux-Lyon): the first, towards Saint-Just, takes you to the Roman remains of Lugdunum. The second winds its way up Fourvière hill to the gates of the basilica. Their old red wagons have a singular charm.

📍 From Vieux-Lyon station (metro D)
🚇 Routes : Vieux-Lyon/ Fourvière or Vieux-Lyon/Saint-Just
⏲ Every day from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m
🎫 3€ return ticket

13. Lugdunum & Gallo-Roman Museum

Given its historic past, it would have been impossible to draw up this classification without including the magnificent ancient theater and Gallo-Roman museum at Fourvière. This site, known as Lugdunum, also bears the former name of the city of Lyon in Roman times. It’s a must-see for tourists and locals alike.

📍 17 Rue Cléberg, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Minimes (funicular) or Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Roman theaters: daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m
🎫 Free theaters / Museum : 4€ or 7€ full price, 2.50€ or 4€50 reduced price

14. Grand Hôtel-Dieu

In addition to its history (the first sketches of a building on this very square date back to a medieval hospital), the Grand Hôtel-Dieu is a magnificent showcase of neo-classical architecture, where you can stroll through its stores, grab a bite to eat in the terraces of its inner courtyards, or bring back gourmet souvenirs from its halles.

📍 1 Place de l’Hôpital, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metros A and D)

15. Saint-Nizier Church

Listed as a Monument Historique in 1840, the Church of Saint-Nizier is an outstanding example of Lyon’s Gothic catalog. Built in the 14th century, it was partially restored last century: its organ, however, has been mute since around 1975, awaiting work.

📍 1 Rue Saint-Nizier, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Cordeliers (metro A)
⏲ Tuesday to Friday 8am to 8pm / Sat. 10am to 6.30pm / Sun. 9am to 8pm
🎫 Free

16. Palais de la Bourse

Did you know that Lyon’s Palais de la Bourse was France’s main regional market between 1860 and 1880? Today, although it is not open to the public on a regular basis, it does host events open to the public from time to time, notably under the glass roof of its splendid Salle de la Dress Circle.

📍 Place de la Bourse, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Cordeliers (metro A)
🎫 Event visit

17. Lyon’s staircases

Attention street-art fans: the traboules are not the only works of art on the Croix-Rousse! Two magnificent super-instagrammable staircases can be photographed here: the blue-clad Escalier Mermet seems to climb to the sky, while the multicolored Prunelle looks like something out of a video game…

📍 Various locations. Escalier Mermet : 25 Rue René Leynaud (69001) / Escalier Prunelle : 2 Rue Prunelle (69001)
🚇 Croix-Paquet (metro C)
🎫 Free

18. Passerelle des Quatre Vents

While the Passerelle des Quatre Vents may not be worth its weight in gold for its architecture, it’s certainly worth the detour 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. Observe the Monts d’Or in the distance, then enjoy the peace and quiet of the pretty Pivoines garden next door.

📍 Chemin du Viaduc, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Fourvière (funicular)

19. Fort de Vaise

Very little remains of this fort built in 1834 for military defense purposes. The lower part of the barracks, an underground gallery, several casemates and fragments of escarpments steeped in history can still be visited by those most interested, thanks to the OCRA Lyon association or during the Heritage Days.

📍 27 Boulevard Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, 69009 Lyon
🚇 Valmy (metro D)
⏲ Open only for temporary exhibitions

20. Lyon City Bus Tours

Lyon City Tours are an excellent way to visit Lyon without tiring your legs… by bus! With almost fifteen stops at the city’s must-see sites (Fourvière, Vieux-Lyon, Bellecour, Croix-Rousse, Terreaux, Tête d’Or…), we go up, down… then up again (!) as our visits take us.

📍 Board at one of 14 different stops(see map)
⏲ Business resumed in April 2021
🎫 1-day pass : 21€/adult or 8€/children aged 4-15

Art

21. Musée des Confluences

The Musée des Confluences is a kind of Louvre for Lyon (along with the Musée des Beaux-Arts). It’s a must-see! In addition to its flamboyant architecture, the museum’s collections revolve around the natural sciences and ethnography, with the permanent exhibition alone totalling 3,000 m².

📍 86 Quai Perrache, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Musée des Confluences (T1)
⏲ Tuesday to Friday 8am to 8pm / Sat. 10am to 6.30pm / Sun. 9am to 8pm
🎫 Free

22. Frescoes and trompe-l’oeil in Lyon

Lyon is not only a city of gastronomy, it’s also a city of art. Everywhere, in the city center and on the outskirts, painted walls are popping up all over the place. Frescoes, trompe-l’oeil, illusions and street art populate the city from facade to facade, giving it an irresistible charm and photogenic elegance. Here’s the list!

📍 Multiple locations. Fresco of the Lyonnais : 2 Rue de la Martinière (1st) / Mur des Canuts : 36 Boulevard des Canuts (4th)
🚇 Various stops. Recommended : Croix-Paquet or Hénon (metro C)
🎫 Free

23. Festival of Lights

Every first weekend in December, the Capital of the Gauls takes on a luminous beauty. With dozens of illuminations all over the city center, the Fête des Lumières is a world-renowned event in Lyon. It’s a must for lovers of unforgettable, enchanting interludes.

📍 Various locations in Lyon
⏲ Usually the first weekend in December, around 08/12
🎫 Free

24. Nuits Sonores

Les Nuits de Fourvière (a must-see! ), Les Nuits Sonores, Woodstower… music festivals have it easy in Lyon! With their eclectic programs and talented artists, these festivals set the pace for Lyon’s nightlife in every season. We particularly like the electro sound!

25. Museum of Fine Arts

The Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, located on the Place des Terreaux, offers 6900 m² of exhibition space with 700 works of art featuring the best of Venetian Renaissance painting, paintings from the 17th-19th centuries, objects from the Middle Ages and Antiquity, and +1000 sculptures. Its garden is an unmissable showcase.

📍 20 Place des Terreaux, 69001 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metros A and C)
⏲ Wed. to Mon. 10am to 6pm, Fri. 10:30am to 6pm
🎫 Permanent exhibition €8 / temporary exhibition €12 (full price)

26. Institut & Festival Lumière

Lyon, cradle of the 7th art: in 1895, the Lumière brothers shot the first film in the history of cinema. Today, the street of the same name is home to the friendly Musée Lumière, which showcases the invention of the cinematograph in the 19th century. Outside, take a look at the Mur des Cinéastes, a true Lyon-style Walk of Fame.

📍 25 Rue du Premier Film, 69008 Lyon
🚇 Monplaisir – Lumière (metro D)
⏲ Tues. to Sun., 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m
🎫 Musée Lumière: normal €8 / reduced €7
➕ The Festival Lumière, in October, rewards films and artists from all over the world

27. See a film in one of Lyon’s cinemas

Once you’ve explored the depths of the 7th art with the Institut Lumière, why not go the other way and attend a film screening in the city known as the birthplace of the 7th art? As well as the big multiplexes (Gaumont-Pathé, UGC), there are a plethora of local cinemas where you can order sweet or savoury popcorn…

📍 Pathé Bellecour, Lumière Terreaux, UGC Part-Dieu or Astoria, Comoedia etc.
🎫 8€70 – 13€20 average depending on cinema (standard fare)

28. Attend a show at the Théâtre des Célestins

In addition to its charming facade, this Italian-style theater, originally built in 1972 (!), is especially noteworthy for its majestic gold-and-red Great Hall(which can be visited outside the show!). Thanks to its rich and interesting Program, the venue has seen a plethora of stars : Joséphine Baker, Sacha Guitry, Fernandel, Jean Cocteau…

📍 4 Rue Charles Dullin, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metros A and D)
🎫 According to representations
➕ Please note: theater tours several Saturdays/month at 10:30 a.m. (rates €8 or €5)

29. Visit at the Opéra de Lyon

Although it is now an integral part of Lyon’s urban landscape, the Opera House’s immense semicircular glass roof, rising 42 m above the ground, attracted a great deal of criticism before it was built. Nowadays, it’s impossible to separate it from this iconic building on the Presqu’île, where special tours are sometimes available.

📍 1 Place de la Comédie, 69001 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metros A and C)
🎫 Depending on the show
➕ Please note: special tours of the Opera House on reservation (€13/adult)

30. Cinema and Miniature Museum

Following on from the Musée Lumière, you’ll also want to visit the Musée Cinéma et Miniature, with its rich collections devoted to the art of miniatures in the 7th art and special effects techniques. Green backgrounds, animatronics, movie sets… don’t miss the magnificent orange and pink exterior!

📍 60 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Every day from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
🎫 Adult €9.50 / child €6.50 / senior €8 / reduced €6.50-€7

31. Maison des Canuts (Silk Museum)

Do we really need to introduce you to the Canuts, the 19th-century weavers who made Lyon the first French city to specialize in this craft and its creations? In the Croix-Rousse district, the Musée de la Soie (or Maison des Canuts) pays tribute to these workers, and even offers products that are 100% made in France.

📍 10 Rue d’Ivry, 69004 Lyon
🚇 Croix-Rousse (metro C)
⏲ Every day except Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
🎫 Permanent exhibition €2 / Maison des Canuts tour €8

According to Le Monde in 2017, the Musée des Tissus et Arts Décoratifs textile collection is among the finest on the planet. In addition to its prestigious silk-making past, the town is home to no less than 4,000 years of fabric history, spanning from Pharaonic Egypt to the present day, with 2.5 million pieces on display! A marvel, we tell you.

📍 34 Rue de la Charité, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Ampère – Victor Hugo (metro A)
⏲ Tues. to Sun. 10 am to 6 pm
🎫 On site €13 – €11 / Online €12 – €10

33. Musées Gadagne (MHL & MAM)

The Musées Gadagne is a museum complex comprising the Musée d’Histoire de Lyon and the Musée des Arts de la Marionnette. The first presents the city’s history in chronological form (plans, engravings, period documents), while the second focuses on Guignol, the famous puppet born in Lyon in 1808!

📍 1 Place du Petit Collège, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Wed. to Sun. 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
🎫 MHL or MAM : 6€ – 4€ / Both : 8€ – 6€

34. Contemporary Art Biennial

The Biennale d’Art Contemporain, held every year in conjunction with the Biennale de la Danse, is one of Lyon’s unmissable artistic events. It’s usually held at La Sucrière; however, it’s moving to the former Fagor factories for the 2019 edition.

📍 Various locations
⏲ All odd-numbered years from Sept. to Jan.

35. Biennale de la Danse

The Biennale de la Danse de Lyon, which alternates with the Biennale d’Art Contemporain, is a major public event focusing on contemporary dance, particularly new French dance. A creative and performance space for companies, it has its own parade through the streets of the city.

📍 Various locations
⏲ Every even-numbered year from Sept. to Oct.

36. La Sucrière

A stone’s throw from the Musée des Confluences is the indestructible Sucrière with its gigantic silos marked “Gauche” and “Droite”. A contemporary venue with an artistic vocation, it hosts exhibitions, conferences and concerts (including all or part of the Biennale d’Art Contemporain, the Nuits Sonores and the Bocuse d’Or).

📍 49-50 Quai Rambaud, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Région – Montrochet (streetcar T1)
⏲ Every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
🎫 Depending on exposure

37. Museum of Automata

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

📍 100 Rue Saint-Georges, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Every day from 2 to 6 p.m
🎫 Full price €7 / Reduced price €5

38. Museum of Contemporary Art

The “MAC”, as it is known in Lyon, has a surface area of around 2,000 m² 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 Institut d’Art Contemporain (“IAC”), whose permanent collection is located in Villeurbanne.

📍 Cité Internationale, 81 Quai Charles de Gaulle, 69006 Lyon
🚇 Musée d’Art Contemporain – Centre de Congrès (bus C1)
⏲ Wed. to Sun. 11am to 6pm
🎫 Full price €8 / Reduced price €4

39. Museum of Printing and Graphic Communication

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

📍 13 Rue de la Poulaillerie, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Cordeliers (metro A)
⏲ Wed. to Sun. 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m
🎫 Full rate 5€ / Reduced rate 3€ / Free -26 years old

40. Eurexpo

Eurexpo, located outside the city, hosts a wide range of trade shows and exhibitions all year round, including the Foire Internationale de Lyon, the Salon International de la Restauration et de l’Hôtellerie (the capital of gastronomy!), the Japan Touch and the Mondial des Métiers.

📍 Boulevard de l’Europe, 69680 Chassieu
🚇 Eurexpo (streetcar T5)
⏲ 🎫 Depending on the show or exhibition

Nature

41. Parc de la Tête d’Or

The Parc de la Tête d’Or, as well as being France’s largest urban park, offers a wonderful exploration of the plant world, thanks in particular to its greenhouses and botanical garden. In 2021, it will play host for the first time to Forêts d’Asie, an ensemble dedicated to the survival of endangered species in their natural environment.

📍 Parc de la Tête d’Or, 69006 Lyon
🚇 Parc Tête d’Or (bus C1 and C2) / Masséna (metro A) or Charpennes (metros A, B / streetcar T1, T4)
⏲ Daily 6:30 am to 8:30 pm (10:30 pm from April 15 to October 14)
🎫 Free

42. Lyon’s gardens

Lyon boasts a number of magnificent parks and gardens open to the public. Whether you’re just a tourist or a city-lover, there are always splendid walks to be had in Lyon. Whatever the weather or the season, discover the sumptuous Jardin des Chartreux, Jardin du Rosaire, Jardin des Curiosités…

📍 Various locations. Recommended : Rosary Garden, Garden of Curiosities
🚇 Multiple stops. Recommended: Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Depending on the park/garden: consult here
🎫 Free

43. Rosa Mir Garden

Listed as a Historic Monument since 1987, its confidential access and discreet location within the city walls give the Rosa Mir Garden an atypical, almost solemn spirit. Made of stone and shell mosaics, it bears witness to an exemplary architectural mastery that is unique in Lyon. A real favorite.

Info: it is currently closed, but should reopen by 2023… To be continued.

📍 87 Grande Rue de la Croix-Rousse, 69004 Lyon
🚇 Croix-Rousse (metro C)
⏲ Self-guided tours on Saturday afternoons: 14h-17h30
🎫 Free

44. Take a boat or vaporetto trip on the Saône river

Take a boat trip on the Saône, it’s so typical! Several companies offer cruises on the river’s waters. Departing from Vaise, Saint-Paul, Bellecour or Confluence, join Les Yachts de Lyon for low-cost excursions (€5/person/trip) seven days a week.

📍 Several companies. Yachts : departures from Vaise, St-Paul, Bellecour or Confluence
⏲ All year round (except January to mid-March) for Les Yachts de Lyon
🎫 5€ per trip per person

45. River cruising on the Rhône

Did you know that the Telegraph voted the Rhône one of the best river cruises in the world in 2021/2022? Goodbye to the Seine (too touristy) and the Garonne (too old-fashioned)! The Rhône and its marvellous landscapes, from its glacier in Switzerland to its disappearance into the Mediterranean Sea, can be seen along the way..

📍 Several cruises departing from Lyon to Avignon, Arles, Martigues, Ardèche etc
⏲ All year round (ideal in spring)
🎫 From €489 to €1,900/person on average, depending on the route

46. Watch the sunrise from Fourvière Hill

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west: very convenient, since in Lyon, the Fourvière horizon can be seen looking westwards. As for the sunrise, it can be seen from the same hill, looking east towards the Alpine peaks. So many beautiful and highly Instagrammable places to photograph when the horizon turns…

📍🌞 Ideal sunrise: from the heights of Fourvière, facing east
📍🌞 Ideal sunset: on the banks of the Rhône, facing west
⏲ Rise: between 5:50 and 8:10 a.m. (depending on season) / Sleep: between 5:00 and 9:30 p.m. (depending on season)

47. Gerland Park

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

📍 Allée Pierre de Coubertin, 69007 Lyon
🚇 ENS Lyon (streetcar T1)
⏲ Daily 6am-9pm (11pm from April 15 to October 14)
🎫 Free

48. Grand Parc Miribel Jonage

The Grand Parc Miribel-Jonage is more than just a park: it offers a multitude of leisure activities (golf, water sports) and is a remarkable conservation area for the region’s natural heritage.

📍 Chemin de la Bletta, 69120 Vaulx-en-Velin
🚇 Bus 83 or Miribel (TER) then 10 min walk
⏲ Every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m
🎫 Free

49. Île Barbe

Île Barbe, with its atypical charm, is one of our favorites in Lyon. In search of peace and solitude, the first hermits built an abbey here as early as the 5th century. Today, Île Barbe has preserved the sumptuous remains of its clos abbatial and its Sainte-Catherine/Notre-Dame complex.

📍 Île Barbe, 69009 Lyon
🚇 Bus 4 (Île Barbe stop) or bus 3 (St-Rambert – l’Île Barbe stop)
⏲ Year-round (except private area)
🎫 Free

50. Parc de Parilly

Located near the Parilly metro station (metro D), this park of the same name is home to a multitude of outdoor activities for the whole family. Soccer pitches, basketball courts, athletics tracks, rugby, handball, baseball and cricket pitches are spread over 178 hectares.

📍 36 Boulevard Emile Bollaert, 69500 Bron
🚇 Parilly (metro D) or Parilly Université (streetcar T2)
⏲ May 1 – Sept. 30 : 7am-8pm / Oct. 1-Apr. 30 : 8 am – 6 pm
🎫 Free

51. Flower Tree

The Flower Tree is a unique work of art in the Lyon landscape. Located behind Bellecour, on the Rhône side, the Flower Tree was created by Korean artist Choi Jeong Hwa for the 7th Lyon Biennial of Contemporary Art in 2003. His stunning sphere is made up of 85 plastic flowers the size of a car door!

📍 14 Quai du Dr Gailleton, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metro A and D)
🎫 Free

52. Tree climbing in the heights of Fourvière (and La Part-Dieu!)

It’s possible to go accrobranching just a few steps from downtown Lyon, thanks to the France Aventures park located in the heights of Fourvière. It’s a chance to climb a little closer to the sky and get your fill of thrills! Since 2021, it’s even possible to go accrobranching on the roofs of La Part-Dieu!

📍 3 Place du 158è Régiment d’Infanterie, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Fourvière (funicular) then 12 min walk
⏲ Summer : 10am-7pm / spring-fall : 1pm-7pm / winter : 1pm-6pm (closed Dec. and Jan.)
🎫 Adult €25 / child 6-9 €19 / child 4-5 €13

53. Observing Mont Blanc from the Jardin des Curiosités

Is there really anything more romantic and poetic than gazing at the magnificent Mont-Blanc from the splendor of the Jardin des Curiosités on Fourvière hill? On summer evenings, the gleaming red sun shines down on the snow-capped mountains. We’re happy to bring out the camera!

📍 8 Place de l’Abbé Larue, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Every day from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m
🎫 Free

54. Canoeing on Lyon’s rivers

There’s no shortage of water sports activities on Lyon’s rivers! One of our favorites is canoe kayak, which even has its own competition every year thanks to the Lyon Kayak tournament. Have you ever tried yoga paddleboarding on the Rhône? Since this year, there’s even been talk of a real water festival being organized in Lyon very soon…

📍 Canoe Paddle: 4 Rue Jonas Salk, 69007 Lyon
🚇 Halle Tony Garnier (streetcar T1)
⏲ Every day from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m
🎫 Single kayak 1h : 16.50€ / 45.00€ (framed)

55. The most beautiful villages around Lyon

The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region boasts a remarkable cultural heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes! Just outside Lyon, there are some magnificent villages with a friendly, picturesque atmosphere, where expertise, gastronomy and historical treasures mingle with the richness of the surroundings.

📍 Recommended: Pérouges (40 km), Oingt (35 km), Pont-en-Royans (130 km)

Gastronomy

56. Lunch in a Lyonnais Bouchon

Le Bouchon is Lyon’s signature restaurant, where you can sample all the city’s specialities, from quenelles to tablier de sapeur and cervelle de canut, all washed down with Côtes-du-Rhône or Beaujolais wine! There are lots of them: make your choice on their website here!

📍 Many traffic jams are located in Vieux-Lyon and on the Presqu’île
🎫 Eating in a bouchon isn’t usually the most expensive (expect to pay around €15-50)

57. Strolling through Les Halles Paul Bocuse

Les Halles Paul Bocuse is a veritable temple of good food for those who know what to find from stall to stall. No wonder they’re nicknamed “Lyon’s belly”! With some sixty merchants spread over 13,000 m2, it’s the most emblematic venue for Lyon’s gastronomy scene.

📍 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon
🚇 Part-Dieu – Auditorium (streetcar T1)
⏲ Every day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m

58. Eating out (gourmet)

Not just anyone can be a “gastronomy capital”! In Lyon, in addition to the bouchon, we can’t recommend enough a stroll around the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants. The restaurant of the famous master Paul Bocuse (photo above) is one of those oh-so-gourmet addresses where culinary savoir-faire meets all its letters of nobility.

📍 There are so many! We recommend : Paul Bocuse, Les Boxes, La Mère Brazier, Têtedoie, Les Trois Dômes
🎫 When you love, you don’t count!

59. A drink on a Lyonnais rooftop

Sometimes, to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, all you have to do is look up. In Lyon, many rooftops (sometimes temporary) welcome you all year round (and especially in summer) for a well-deserved break with friends, family or even colleagues. Discover our selection here!

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

60. Discover new flavors at Food Traboule

Food Traboule, in Vieux-Lyon, is 660 m2 dedicated to culinary discovery, offering sweet and savoury specialities made from fresh, local produce! Enter Food Traboule, choose the stand of your dreams, order, sit back and enjoy! Find out more here!

📍 22 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Daily 11:45 a.m.-3 p.m. and 6:30-11 p.m. (10:30 p.m. Sun.) (continuous Fri. to Sun.)
🎫 According to stand

61. Taste a praline tart at La Croix-Rousse…

A culinary specialty of Lyon, the praline tart is a must-try in the city’s bakeries and patisseries. This ultra-gourmand praline-based dessert, whose origins remain unclear, is said to draw its inspiration from the famous Saint-Genix cake, invented in Savoie in 1860. Who came up with the recipe? A mystery…

📍 Recommended bakeries: Alain Rolancy, Jocteur, Sève, Maison Pépin, Délice des Sens

62. …and fall for Lyon’s tasty bugnes!

It’s impossible not to mention the famous bugnes lyonnaises, popularized by (surprisingly) the famous François Rabelais in his book Pantagruel, published in… 1532 ! A bugne is a small dessert similar to a doughnut, cooked in hot oil and made from flat, yellow dough, rippled on the sides and finely crisp. Here’s the recipe!

📍 Recommended bakeries: Boulangerie Saint-Vincent, Sève, Délice des Sens, À la Marquise

63. Coffee on rue Saint-Jean

Every self-respecting Lyonnais has had a coffee on rue Saint-Jean. This lively shopping street in Vieux-Lyon boasts a jovial, friendly atmosphere, marked by the Renaissance and medieval buildings that populate the area. You can sit on a terrace, in a tea room or bistro, gazing at its history…

📍 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)

64. Participate in a wine tasting (especially Beaujolais)

How can you visit or live in Lyon without indulging in that good old bottle of Côtes-du-Rhône or Beaujolais pinard (in moderation, of course!)? In Lyon, where wine could be said to be an integral part of the city’s heritage, numerous wine tastings take place in the city’s ci-et-là restaurants.

📍 5 nice wine cellars where to have a tasting : Le Vin des Vivants, Vinsnature, La Bouteillerie, John Euvrard, Antic Wine
🎫 Variable according to location

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

Going to the market is an institution in Lyon. Throughout the city, numerous markets (both indoor and outdoor) welcome you all year round with their fresh, seasonal local produce. Those in Place Carnot, Croix-Rousse and Saint-Antoine (photo below) are not to be missed.

📍 4 must-see markets in Lyon: Place Carnot / Croix-Rousse / Saint-Antoine / Salengro

66. Bar-hopping in Lyon

From north to south, east to west, you’ll find a plethora of bars where you can sit down with friends or colleagues for a pint or two (always in moderation, of course!). Vieux-Lyon (where tourists tend to congregate), the Presqu’île (around Bellecour, Hôtel de Ville or Croix-Rousse) and rue de Marseille (for students) are three lively places where you’re sure to have the best of evenings.

📍 Main places to drink/party : Vieux-Lyon, Croix-Rousse, banks of the Rhône, Place Bellecour, Rue Mercière, Rue des Maronniers, Place des Terreaux, Rue de Marseille, Confluence

67. Eating on board a gourmet bus

What if the future of tourism lay in blending it with gastronomy? The WagonBar in Lyon seems to have understood this, since in addition to visiting the city and passing by all its remarkable sites, you’ll enjoy a delicious meal of regional products adapted to the seasons aboard a sumptuous luxury bus!

📍 You will admire, among others: Bellecour, les Terreaux, Musée des Confluences, Hôtel Dieu etc.
⏲ Generally Thu-Sat, evening for dinner
🎫 Approximately 152€ for two for the meal (bus trip : 3h)

68. Taste the famous Pain aux Gones, Lyon’s food trend

Sausage, walnuts, pastry kneaded in red wine… after all, why choose between sauciflard and pinard? Accompanied by Beaujolais Nouveau, this delicious Pain aux Gones from Boulangerie Le Banquet is perfect as an aperitif or snack! Its name makes it the number 1 snack to try in Lyon, doesn’t it?

📍 1 Rue d’Isly, 69004 Lyon
🚇 Croix-Rousse (metro C)

69. Dinner at Brotteaux station (coming soon)

This summer, Gare des Brotteaux (6th arrondissement) is set to undergo a veritable regeneration. In place of the Aguttes auction house, CoCo will soon open, a variation on the Parisian luxury restaurants of the same name. The new restaurant is expected to seat no fewer than 500 guests !

📍 Coming soon to 14 Place Jules Ferry, 69006 Lyon
🚇 Brotteaux (metro B)

70. Tea at the Luminarium

Tea lovers, Le Luminarium is the place to be in Lyon. This salon, located in the heart of Vieux-Lyon, is a magical place, with its bright, well-cared-for decor and delicious, airy teas. And don’t forget to add their ultra-gourmet artisanal pastries!

📍 9 Rue des Trois-Maries, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Daily 11am-7pm (from 10am Sat. and 2pm Mon.)
🎫 3€-4,50€ for tea

71. Brunching with the cats at Gentlecat

Here, we share a chatty tea-break in the company of gentle felines purring in our ears… In addition to a generous tea menu, the Gentle Cat offers a tasty brunch of homemade quiches, charcuterie, cheese, pastries and drinks: we tell you all about it here!

📍 16 Rue du Général Plessier, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Perrache (metro A / T1 / T2)
⏲ Tue. to Fri. 12-18:45 / Sat. 12:30-19:45 / Sun. 10:00-17:00
🎫 €3.50-€5 depending on hot drink / pastries €3.50-€5.50

72. Visit Lyon’s first producer-dairy

There had been no dairy in Lyon since 2008, when the Sans Souci dairy at 22 rue David disappeared. Today, at 13 rue Montebello, you can step inside a real dairy production workshop and discover all the flavors so typical of Lyonnais cheeses! A unique place in Lyon!

📍 3 Rue Montebello, 69003 Lyon
🚇 Guillotière (metro D / streetcar T1)
⏲ Tues. to Sat. 9am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm (continuous on Sat.)
🎫 Depending on the product

73. Local ordering and delivery with Lyon Eats

While tourists will prefer to head for the bouchons or gourmet restaurants, Lyon residents will be more interested in using the Lyon Eats app (inspired by Uber Eats and Deliveroo), created during the lockdown to help restaurants, and where he’ll find a plethora of good dishes at good prices to receive at home.

➕ Read more
🎫 Order here

74. Dinner at the world’s best vegetarian restaurant

Whether you’re a veggie or not, there’s a reason to visit Culina Hortus, named the world’s best vegetarian restaurant! In addition to this prestigious award (which makes it well worth a visit), we love the delicious, light dishes, concocted with fresh, local produce.

📍 38 Rue de l’Arbre Sec, 69001 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Ville (metro A or C)
⏲ Tues. to Sat. 12 to 3 pm and 7 to 11 pm
🎫 5-course discovery menu at €30

75. Grow your own fruit and vegetables in the city’s kitchen gardens

Announced by City Hall for autumn 2020, the creation of urban vegetable gardens means we can now grow our own fruit and vegetables in the city… just like in the country! In all, 5,000 m2 of lawn have been transformed into gardens! In Gerland, a giant urban farm is being set up on the rooftops!

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

Leisure

76. Shopping in Part-Dieu

Shopping at La Part-Dieu is inevitable for many of Lyon’s residents: we love strolling down its aisles from one store to the next (during the festive season, it’s all the rage!), especially in its new extension and on its rooftop, which have made it Europe’s largest shopping center!

📍 17 Rue Dr Bouchut, 69003 Lyon
🚇 Part-Dieu station (metro B or streetcar T1, T3, T4, Rhônexpress)
⏲ Mon. to Sat. 9am to 6pm

77. Climb to the top of the Ferris wheel

Well, at the time of writing, we’ll have to wait a little longer… Unfortunately, the Giant Ferris Wheel rides in the heart of Place Bellecour are only available in autumn and spring. When the right season arrives, we take our seats in the gondolas and let ourselves be lulled to the summit, where the Lyon skyline can be admired better than ever…

📍 Place Bellecour, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metro A and D)
⏲ Nov. to Feb. daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. Fri-Sat) (to be confirmed)
🎫 Adults €10 / children €6

78. Surf Europe’s largest indoor wave

Imagine… whether it’s raining, windy or snowing, your day’s work has left you exhausted and all you want to do is put on your swimsuit and go surfing on the waves just a few steps away from home, where the fine sand never disappears and the fine weather seems to have taken on a year-round subscription. This dream is now possible at City Surf Park!

📍 2 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu
🚇 Décines – OL Vallée (streetcar T7)
⏲ Daily 10:45 a.m.-3 p.m. and 5-10:30 p.m. (11 p.m. Thurs-Fri-Sat, continuous Sat-Sun, 9 p.m. Sun)
🎫 From €44.90 per introductory session

79. Attend an OL match at Groupama Stadium

Olympique Lyonnais, Lyon’s professional soccer team, needs no introduction. Dear to the hearts of the people of Lyon, it is always with great pleasure that we defend the OL men’s and women’s teams against their opponents from all over the world. Matches take place at the Groupama Stadium in Décines. Recently, the area has become a huge leisure center.

📍 10 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu
🚇 Décines – OL Vallée (streetcar T7)
⏲ 🎫 Depending on the event

80. Strike at the region’s biggest bowling alley

At the new OL Vallée leisure center(France’s largest leisure center!), the largest bowling alley in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region recently opened its doors: the future must-see for weekend activities in Lyon? The Bowling des Lumières also offers billiards, table soccer, air-hockey, mini-golf and an escape game.

📍 2 Avenue Simone Veil, 69150 Décines-Charpieu
🚇 Décines – OL Vallée (streetcar T7)
⏲ Daily from 11am to 00am (from 10am on weekends, until 01am Thu-Fri-Sat)
🎫 €6.50 until 1pm, then €8

81. See your favorite stars at Halle Tony Garnier

In addition to its many festivals and musical evenings (see number 24), Lyon is overflowing with festive venues where you can enjoy a wild nightlife and meet all your favorite artists: the Halle Tony Garnier, the Bourse du Travail, the Transbordeur, the future Parc OL Arena… We all have memories of concerts in Lyon!

📍 20 Place Docteurs Charles et Christophe Mérieux, 69007 Lyon
🚇 Halle Tony Garnier (streetcar T1)
⏲ 🎫 Depending on the event

82. Slide down a giant, kilometer-long zip line

If you’re looking for thrills, excitement and beautiful scenery, check out Yzeron (30 minutes by car from Lyon), where sports enthusiasts and the curious can try their hand at Fantasticable, a gigantic, kilometer-long zip line where you can reach a phenomenal speed of 110 km/h, looking out over the Alps !

📍 741 Le Plat, 69510 Yzeron
🚘 50 min drive from Lyon
⏲ Every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
🎫 32€ adult / 29€ child 7-12 years / 62€ duo

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

You’re not dreaming: Lyon has an indoor ski slope where you can ski all year round! Whether it’s 45ºC or -25ºC, put on your gloves, your outfit and your boots and hit the slopes like you’re in the mountains! Thrills guaranteed! Beware of the cold!

📍 OnlySki: 197 Avenue de l’Industrie, 01120 Dagneux
🚇 Montluel station (TER) then 15 min walk
⏲ Every day except Mon-Tue (times according to coach’s presence)
🎫 Solo 45€/person – duo 30€/p. – trio 25€/p.

84. Experience virtual reality with i-Reality

Spread over almost 400 m2, i-Reality in Lyon is one of the best virtual reality rooms in the country, where you can experience breathtaking immersive adventures at the frontier between the digital and the real. With family or friends, choose your universe (Operation Blackspace, ISS Rescue, Nautilus…) and start the game!

📍 i-Reality: 6 Rue Jean Marcuit, 69009 Lyon
🚇 Vaise (metro D) then 15 min walk
⏲ Tues. to Fri. 5pm-10pm / Sat. 10am-11pm / Sun. 12pm-7pm
🎫 39€/person (to be confirmed)

85. Rediscover a Guignol show

Guignol is one of the most important figures in Lyonnais folklore: born in Lyon in 1808, this girdle puppet created by artist Laurent Mourguet has numerous theaters where his shows and his humorous universe are performed, often accompanied by his companions Gnafron and Madelon.

📍 La Maison de Guignol: 2 Montée du Gourguillon, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Wed. 4pm / Sat. and Sun. 10:30am, 2:30pm, 4pm
🎫 Normal €11 / reduced €9

86. Become a pilot in a flight simulator

Want to fly a fighter jet without even taking your feet off the ground? At AviaSim, a completely unusual experience in Lyon, settle into your seats, buckle up and drive real-life airliners, fighter jets and helicopters like a pro!

📍 AviaSim: 26 Rue Emile Decorps, 69100 Villeurbanne, France
🚇 Villeurbanne station (streetcar T3)
⏲ Tue. 14h-18h / Wed. to Sat. 10h-18h
🎫 35-minute flight discovery pack at €99

87. Vintage strolling at the Puces du Canal

The Puces du Canal is the place to be for aficionados of second-hand, vintage, retro and bargain-basement goods! Unique pieces, low-priced clothes, designer works… we love strolling through this mecca of second-hand culture, with always something to buy!

📍 5 Rue Eugène Pottier, 69100 Villeurbanne
🚇 Croix-Luizet (streetcar T1) then 20 min walk
⏲ Thu. and Sat. 7am-1pm / Sun. 7am-3pm
🎫 Free admission

88. Delve back into the Middle Ages at Mandragore

Take a trip back to medieval times at Mandragore! In this unique shop in Vieux-Lyon, you’ll find medieval costumes, clothing, hats, jewelry and accessories. Passionate about the Knights of the Round Table, literature or adventure films?  This place is for you!

📍 52 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Thu. to Sun. 11am to 6pm
🎫 Free admission

89. Betting at Casino Le Pharaon

Le Pharaon is the city’s must-visit casino. Located above the Parc de la Tête d’Or, it welcomes all budding gamblers and is a great place to win the jackpot! Poker, card games, slot machines, roulettes… place your bets, wish yourself some luck and, above all, have fun!

📍 70 Quai Charles de Gaulle, 69006 Lyon
🚇 Musée d’Art Contemporain – Centre de Congrès (bus C1)
⏲ Every day from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m

90. Strolling through Lyon’s bookshops and second-hand booksellers

Lyon has a plethora of interesting bookshops: Le Bal des Ardents, Librairie Passages, Le Père Pénard (with its charming old-fashioned storefront ) are just some of the addresses where you can browse the shelves strewn with beautiful books to devour. Take a stroll along Lyon’s quayside, and browse through the bookshops – it’s so typical!

📍 Several locations. Recommended : Le Bal des Ardents, Librairie Passages, Comic Zone
🚇 Multiple stops. Recommended : Vieux-Lyon, Cordeliers, Part-Dieu

91. Take a ride on a Vélo’v or segway

Vélo’v is like Lyon’s Vélib! Tourists: take advantage of a bike ride (or segway ride with Mobilboard) to discover the city’s hidden corners and essential sites by pedaling along one of the many lanes. Local: after a night of drinking in the early hours of the morning, Vélo’v is your companion on the road!

📍 Mobilboard: 29 Quai du Dr Gailleton, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Ampère – Victor Hugo (metro A)
⏲ Every day from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. (reservation required)
🎫 Segway: from €25 to €65 depending on the tour

92. Visit France’s first skateboard museum

The DiSturb HouSe muSeum is the name of France’s first museum dedicated to the famous skateboard. Notice to skateboarders: this collection, the only one of its kind in France, has opened just outside Lyon! 600 skates, official artwork and +1000 rare paper archives await you!

⏲ Please reserve at 0676784927. Guided tour 1h : 5 (or free for children under 10)
📍 144 Avenue de la Colombe, 69520 Grigny
🚇 Grigny le Sablon TER + 12 min walk

93. Sleeping on the water just a stone’s throw from Lyon

“L’aaaaamouuuurr briiiille sous les étoiiiiiiiles…” and on the water? In a natural setting just a stone’s throw from Lyon, city dwellers looking for a break in the fresh air can enjoy a peaceful night’s sleep lulled by the calm of the waves. Looking for a nature getaway just outside the city? Discover our addresses here!

📍 Several locations in Drôme, Haute-Saône, Ain, Allier and Vaucluse
🎫 From €100 per night for two

94. Axe-throwing fun at L’Hachez-Vous

Accessible to (almost) everyone, this fun, offbeat axe-throwing center is the perfect all-round outlet! With friends, family or colleagues, come and yell at your boss/banker/ex-spouse in complete safety as you try out this unusual activity perfect for concentration, breath and balance!

📍 L’Hachez-Vous: 4 Rue de l’Épée, 69003 Lyon
🚇 Guillotière (metro D or streetcar T1)
⏲ Tue-Wed. 18h-21h / Thu-Fri 18h-22h / Sat. 11h-12h then 14h-22h / Sun. 14h-19h
🎫 Up to 18 pers. (€50 per target for up to 3 people)

95. A treasure hunt in the streets of Lyon

Discovering Lyon while having fun has never been easier with… a treasure hunt! Alone or in groups, outdoors, solve the hidden riddles of Capitale des Gaules and learn more about the secrets of your city. In Lyon, Rue des Mystères and Qui Veut Pister are among the leaders in outdoor treasure hunts.

📍 Several locations in Lyon.
🎫 Around €12.50 per set

96. Buying in Lyon’s oldest weaving workshop

📍 11 Rue Mourguet, 69005 Lyon
🚇 Vieux-Lyon (metro D)
⏲ Tue. to Sat. 10am to 6pm

97. Take a cooking course at the Ecole Paul Bocuse

If, like us, you’re not the most expert in the kitchen, perhaps a course at the best of the best will help you satisfy your recipe cravings: we’ve named the excellence of the École Bocuse! Learn all the late chef’s secrets at this world-renowned establishment of exceptional expertise.

📍 20 Place Bellecour, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Bellecour (metro A and D)
⏲ Consult timetables on the website
🎫 From €90 to €250 per course or tasting workshop

98. Sing the night away in a karaoke box

KBox is your ideal karaoke partner in Lyon! Located in the 7th arrondissement (but also in Villeurbanne), you’ll be able to sing along (at your own risk, it could rain!) and try your hand at vocalizing the greatest hits from the French and international repertoires. “So you’ll love me again!”.

📍 8 Place Raspail, 69007 Lyon
🚇 Guillotière (metro D and streetcar T1)
⏲ Book your slot here
🎫 2 to 7 pers. : between 28€ and 43€ / +8 pers. between €4 and €8

99. Climb the Climb Up climbing walls

Climb Up and Yapik (Part-Dieu or Gerland) are two of Lyon’s climbing giants. In these completely safe areas, reserved for beginners and adventurers alike, you can try your hand at various levels of climbing while building your endurance and mountaineering spirit. Hold on tight!

📍 112 Cours Charlemagne, 69002 Lyon
🚇 Hôtel de Région – Montrochet (streetcar T1)
⏲ Every day from 8am to midnight
🎫 Free admission: normal €16 / reduced €14 / children under 12 €10

100. Try your hand at mini-golf on the banks of the Saône

Feel like showing off in front of your mates with a cheerful “Par” or “Triple bogey”? At the Rochetaillée mini-golf course, you can try your hand at this unique sport in miniature, but not without an avalanche of fun! Enjoy the idyllic setting of these plots of land on the banks of the Saône!

📍 565 Chemin de la Plage, 69270 Rochetaillée-sur-Saône
🚇 Collonges – Fontaines train station (TER) then 20 min walk
⏲ March 1 to Nov. 30, Wed-Sat-Sun 2-8pm
🎫 Adult 7.50€ / child -12 years 6.50€ (material included)

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