Vieux Lyon, the old town of Lyon, is known for its cobblestone streets, pastel-colored houses, bouchons (cozy restaurants serving Lyonnais specialties), and traboules (hidden passageways).

A famous indoor market named after chef Paul Bocuse, offering fresh seafood, cured meats, French cheeses, and Lyonnaise specialties like charcuterie and pâté.

One of the best art galleries in France, located in a former Convent, containing a great collection of art from ancient Egyptian artifacts to impressionist paintings.

Explore the wonders of science and anthropology at the striking Musée des Confluences. Its distinctive glass and steel building houses fascinating exhibitions on natural history and societal evolution.

Perched atop Fourvière Hill, this stunning basilica offers breathtaking panoramic views of Lyon and its surroundings. Its intricate architecture and opulent interiors make it a must-visit landmark.

Place Bellecour, la troisième plus grande place publique de France, est considérée comme le kilomètre zéro de Lyon et est un endroit idéal pour s'asseoir et regarder le coucher du soleil.

A former 17th-century abbey transformed into one of the largest art and culture museums in Europe, preserving and displaying French and international arts.

The Croix-Rousse district is known for its silk weaving history, relaxed atmosphere, unique shops, local eateries, and the Mur des Canuts visual illusion.