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It’s hardly a secret, especially for foodies that Lyon is the gastronomic capital of France and for the country renowned for its culinary tradition this is quite a big deal. Not just food, this charming historic city is known for its architectural landmarks, and many of its treasures can be found in its hidden passageways. There’s more to this magnificent city that would make you go for exploring Lyon. Visit Lyon, the city with multitude of hidden treasures!

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Palais de Justice

The historical court house, also named "the 24 columns", was built between 1835 and 1842 by architect Louis-Pierre Baltard. It is a fine example of French "neo-classical" architecture. It now hosts on...
 
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Panoramic Viewpoint

Next to the basilica is the panoramic viewpoint, with the best view over the city. If the weather is clear, Mont Blanc can be seen in the distance. This is a very good point to start your visit of the...
 
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Parc de Gerland

Located in the south of Lyon, Parc de Gerland is a large green space having a total area of 80 hectares. The entire area of the park is dedicated to sports, flora exploration and leisure. There is a b...
 
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Situated on the banks of Rhone, it is a park having an area of around 110 hectares and serves as a great place for leisure. Comprising of grasslands and flower ...
 
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Parc de Parilly

Having a total area of 178 hectares, the park serves as an ideal place for school children and sports lovers to explore their hobbies. Moreover, nature lovers as well are most welcomed by the park and...
 
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Pathé

Pathé, This major national firm has four theatres in Lyon (Cordeliers, Bellecour, Vaise, Carré de Soie) offering essentially American blockbusters and mainstream French movies. The Belle...
 
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Place Bellecour

The largest clear square in Europe. In the center stands the equestrian statue of Louis XIV ("under the horse's tail" is a usual meeting point for locals). Apart from this, it is rather empty, windy a...
 
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Place des Jacobins

The state of this square is typical of the "automobile-friendly" urban planning of the 1960s: it is covered with tarmac, too much so given the reasonable traffic around it. A renovation project is und...
 
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Place des Terreaux

This large square was completely redesigned in the 1990s by the artist Daniel Buren. On the East side stands the City Hall. On the North side, you will find the fountain sculpted by Bartholdi, the 'fa...
 
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Place du Change

The largest square in the area has two remarkable buildings. The Loge du Change, on the west side, was partially built by the great architect Soufflot. It is now a Protestant church known as Temple du...
 
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Place Sathonay

A charming neighbourhood square planted with old plane trees. Just sit at a terrace, watch the locals playing pétanque and enjoy the mood. It is dominated by the monumental approach which climb...
 
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Rue du Bœuf

Parallel to Rue St Jean, this street is much more quiet and just as beautiful. It also has a number of restaurants, more expensive than in rue St Jean but, on average, much more worth the money....
 

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