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Place Bellecour
15m
Explore Place Bellecour, Lyon’s iconic square. Once a swamp, now a hub of history, art, and life. Admire the statue of Louis XIV, Saint-Exupéry’s tribute, and enjoy seasonal events and cafés.
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20m
Once a Dominican convent, Place des Jacobins evolved into a lively square. Its 1878 fountain, restored in 2015, features Lyonnaise artists and lions spouting water, surrounded by elegant cafés.
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10m
Place de la République, a 19th-century gem, blends history, shopping, and charm. Enjoy its grand fountain, shaded spots, a unique year-round carousel, and elegant architecture in Lyon’s vibrant heart.
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Rue de la Republique
10m
Rue de la République, a UNESCO-listed street, is Lyon’s vibrant hub for shopping, history, and culture. Always bustling, it’s a key part of the city’s charm and a must-visit destination.
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Palais de la Bourse de Lyon
Pass by
Palais du Commerce, a neo-Renaissance gem, symbolizes Lyon’s wealth and history. Admire its grand halls, intricate sculptures, and the Rhône-Saône statue, while exploring its vibrant cultural events.
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Pass by
Place de la Comédie blends history and modern charm. Admire the grand opera house, elegant cafés, and vibrant city life. A perfect spot to pause, take photos, and soak in Lyon’s unique atmosphere.
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Place des Terreaux
10m
Nestled between the Rhône and Saône, Place des Terreaux dazzles with the iconic Bartholdi Fountain. A UNESCO site, it transforms at night with illuminated buildings and a vibrant atmosphere.
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Passerelle Saint-Vincent
Pass by
The Passerelle Saint-Vincent, a historic 1832 suspension bridge, spans the Saône, offering stunning views of Vieux Lyon. A symbol of resilience, it survived wars and time, connecting past and present.
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20m
The Palais de Justice, known as the "Palace of the Twenty-Four Columns," is a stunning neoclassical landmark in Lyon, inspired by Greek temples, symbolizing law and justice with its grand architecture.
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Jardin Archeologique
10m
The Jardin Archéologique offers a serene escape, blending nature with ancient ruins from the 4th to 16th centuries. Explore remnants of Saint Etienne and Sainte Croix churches in Lyon’s historic heart.
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Cathedrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Lyon
20m · Admission ticket included
Lyon Cathedral, or Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste, is a stunning Gothic gem by the Saône River. A key religious and historical site, it has stood at the heart of Vieux Lyon for centuries.
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30m · Admission ticket included
Notre-Dame de Fourvière, built in gratitude to the Virgin Mary, blends Romanesque and Byzantine styles. Adorned with mosaics and offering Lyon’s best panoramic views, it's a must-visit historical gem.