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Explore Lyon's history in the French resistance at your own pace with an audio-guided walking tour. ...
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The 17th century City Hall on Place des Terreaux has a strikingly beautiful facade, which is radiantly illuminated at night.
The 17th century City Hall on Place des Terreaux has a strikingly beautiful facade, which is radiantly illuminated at night. The most notable feature of this façade is the sculpture representing King Henri IV on horseback in the middle of the upper part. Unfortunately, it is impossible to visit the building except during the 'Heritage days' (Journées du patrimoine) in mid-September.
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Place des Terreaux, Lyon
The Place des Terreaux is a large square in the heart of Lyon in the Presqu'ile district
The Museum of Fine Arts housed in the former Palais Saint-Pierre displays a fine collection of European paintings from the 14th to mid-20th century
The Saint-Nizier Church is a Flamboyant Gothic church with a Renaissance portal that is named after 6th century bishop Nicetius of Lyon
The Nouvel Opera house opposite the City Hall is home to the Opera National de Lyon
Place Sathonay is a charming neighbourhood square in Croix Rousse with old chestnut trees
Lyon was a centre of printing and book trade in Europe in the 15th - 16th century, and the Musee de l'Imprimerie in Hôtel de la Couronne showcases the city's historical collections of books and the graphic arts
The Rue du Président Edouard Herriot is an important street in the Presqu'ile quarter, part of Lyon's UNESCO World Heritage site
The Montée de la Grande Côte is steep street in the Croix Rousse quarter connecting the Terreaux quarter to the Plateau de la Croix Rousse
Rue Mercier is a cobblestone pedestrian street in Presqu'île, connected to buildings on the Saone bank through traboules
The Amphitheatre des Trois Gaules is a Roman theatre from 19 BC that marks the place where the first Christian martyrs of Gaul were thrown to the lions in 177 AD