More about Lyon
Lyon, nestled in the heart of east-central France where the Rhône meets the Saône River, is a city steeped in history with a rich tapestry of architectural beauty, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As France's third-largest city, Lyon takes visitors on a journey through a cultural heritage spanning over two millennia, featuring relics from its Roman heritage to the splendor of the Renaissance.
A haven for food connoisseurs, Lyon is often hailed as the epicenter of French gastronomy. Here, traditional eateries known as bouchons serve up local delicacies, including quenelles and the classic coq au vin, amidst a bustling culinary landscape.
The historic quarter of Vieux Lyon is one of the most expansive Renaissance neighborhoods in Europe, inviting exploration of its unique traboules - hidden passageways linking courtyards with the historic streets. Ascend the Fourvière hill to visit the emblematic Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, offering sweeping vistas over the cityscape.…