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Population:1,648,000 inhabitants

Currency:1 Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:In general, shops are openbetween 10.00–19.00.

Internet:www.lyon-france.comwww.lyon.fr

Newspapers:Le ProgrèsLa Tribune de Lyon

Emergency numbers:112

Tourist information:Office du tourisme du Grand LyonPlace BellecourTel: +33 4 72 77 69 69Open daily 9.00-18.00www.lyon-france.com

LYONPUBLISHING DATE: 2010-01-07 | COUNTRY CODE: FRContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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LYONLyon is usually called the capital city of gastronomy. For along time, this was equated with sauces and apetit-bourgeois small town complex. But then the TGV highspeed train linked Lyon with Paris and Marseille. Olympiquede Lyon started to win League Championship after LeagueChampionship and a new Lyon was suddenly filled withdaring architecture, crowded cafes and avant gardeexhibitions.

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THE CITY #THECITY#

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There is water everywhere. And it flowsunder 28 bridges. Lyon is divided intodifferent areas by two rivers, the Saôneand Rhône, and two hills, La Croix-Rousseand Fourvière. In the west, by theFourvière hill, is the bustling, historic citycentre with its Renaissance pomp. It bearswitness to the riches that the city’sprofitable silk industry earned, followingFrançois the First’s tax reductions in 1536.In 43 BC, the Romans founded the capitalcity of the Gallic provinces on a peninsula,at the foot of La Croix-Rousse and in thearea around the Town Hall and the Opera,France’s most prominent architects andartists were given a free hand in the1990’s. The result was post-modernglamour: a rococo opera with a glassdome, a grand square with columns and 69water jets.

From the Town Hall and the Opera, themain shopping, restaurant and cafestreets, the rue de la République and ruePrésident Herriot extend in a north-southdirection. The Congress Center with the3,000 seat amphitheater built by RenzoPiano, the Contemporary Art Museum andInterpol sandwiched between the RhôneRiver and the Park de la Tête d’Or, are partof the business center on the left bank ofthe river.

The underground railway system isextensive - you seldom have to walk for

more than 15 minutes.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

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Musée des Beaux ArtsIt is one of France’s most elegant artmuseums with everything from ancientstatues to Impressionist paintings. Itrecently acquired a new painting byPoussin, The Flee to Egypt, increasing thecollection of 17th and 18th centurypaintings to be one of the most prestigiousin France. Free access with the Lyon citycard.

Address: Palais Saint-Pierre 20, place des TerreauxPhone: +33 (0)4 72 10 17 40Internet: www.mba-lyon.fr

Musée d’Art ContemporainSituated on the border of the Park de laTête d’or, adjacent to the newly builtcongress center by Renzo Piano. Gainingsole rights to an Andy Warhol exhibitionand today a Keigh Haring, an exclusiveone. It regularly beats Paris by gaining solerights to an Andy Warhol exhibition! Nextto the Museum, Renzo Piano’s 3,000 seatamphitheater is worth a visit by itself. Oneof the most audacious architecture:business, arts and leisure activities allsucceed in mingling together in the sameliving area.

Address: 81 quai Charles de GaullePhone: +33 (0)4 72 69 17 17 or +33 (0)4 72 69 17 18Tickets: 10€ / Free acess with the Lyon cardInternet: www.moca-lyon.org

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Musée des TissusFrench fashion was born from Lyon’stextile industry! A unique collectionpresenting more than 2,000 years ofhistory of textile in the world.

Address: 34, rue de la CharitéPhone: + 33 (0)4 78 38 42 00Tickets: 5€ / Free access with the Lyon city cardInternet: www.musee-des-tissus.com

Fourvière BasilicaFrom the top of the hill with the samename, an outstanding and unique viewenables you to understand the topographyand the reasons why it has been classifieda world heritage town. You might even beable to see the Mont Blanc in the distance!Free access to the roofs of the basilica foran unexpected visit, with the Lyon citycard.

Not far from the basilica, you can walk todiscover Lyon’s Gallo-Roman origins withwell preserved theatres where you canenter freely.

Internet: www.fourviere.org

The Old TownThe old town, a world heritage treasure. Itis one of the biggest areas of Renaissancearchitecture in Europe and it hassucceeded in maintaining an air of mysterythat is completely unique…You canfrequently walk right throughpassageways, locally called the traboulesbetween buildings and yards.

Not to be missed the Internationalmuseum of Miniatures and film sets in aexclusive Renaissance building (free withthe Lyon city card).

The second hill of Lyon: la Croix Rousse,the home of the canuts, the silk workers,where in days gone by, the sound ofJacquart weaving machines was apermanent background noise. Walk downthe hill through passageways andcourtyard that give a very special

ambiance.

La Place des Terreaux/BartholdiFountainThe equivalent of San Marco’s horses inVenice. The square with its fountain andfour horses (France’s four rivers) ismagnificently decorated with fibre opticsand “luminous” water columns.

Le Centre d’Histoire de la Résistanceet de la DéportationLyon housed the core of the Resistancemovement which fought against theoccupying powers. Many French Jews weredeported from here. Everything isexplained and there are also pictures fromthe trial of the Butcher of Lyon, KlausBarbie.

Address: 14 Avenue BerthelotOpening hours: Monday to Friday 9.00 - 17.30 Saturday andSunday 9.30 - 18.00Phone: +33 (0)4 78 72 23 11Tickets: 4 € / Free access with the Lyon city card and forchildren

Institut LumièreThe Institute Lumière is located inMonplasir, the historic district of Lyon. Thisis where the Lumière brothers invented theCinématographe and also where they, in1895, made history by making the firstfilm. The 4 level Lumière Museum allowsyou discover the extraordinary inventionsof the Lumière brothers and within theHangar Prime-Film there are daily movieshows.

Address: 25 rue du Premier-Film, MonplaisirInternet: www.institut-lumiere.org

Walk along the RhôneOver 5 km of walkways along the Rhônejust for taking it easy: lawns, outsidecafés, deckchairs, pools, barges, concertsor restaurants. And for the more athletic; acycling track, a roller park and a fitnesscircuit!



Boat tripsFrom April to October you can take a boattrip on the Rhône. Different companiesoperate in the evenings; one of theoperators is NAVIG’INTER DAYLIGHTCRUISES. The cruises are free with theLyon city card.

Address: 13 bis, quai RambaudPhone: +33(0)4 78 42 96 81

EATING #EATING#

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Plunge into the small, picturesque butlively world of Lyon’s traditionalrestaurants, the bouchons. Their menusdisplay all the specialities from the localmarkets and the traditional Lyon dishes.Lyon is also the capital of gastronomy andgrande cuisine. The uncontested master ofFrench cuisine Paul Bocuse has hisrestaurant by the Saone. New chefsbrimming over with creative cuisine talentare already in place so this place is a must!

In Stendhal’s Memoirs of a tourist : “Iknow one thing that you do very well inLyon, you can eat admirably there”.

Brasserie “Le Nord”M. Bocuse’s turn of the century bistro withall of Northern France’s classics on themenu: onion soup, calf brains, chickenfricassee. It also has a terrace.

Address: 18 rue NeuvePhone: +33 (0)4 72 10 69 69Internet: www.bocuse.fr

Brasserie “Le Sud”The gastronomic oracle’s sun-worshippingrestaurant; olive puree, aubergine caviarand pasta in Provençale decor.

Address: 11 Place Antonin-PoncetPhone: +33 (0)4 72 77 80 00Internet: www.bocuse.fr

Brasserie “L’ Est”Monsieur Paul’s eastern adress: goose liverin Port, Serrano ham and risotto.

Address: gare des BrotteauxPhone: +33 (0)4 37 24 25 26Internet: www.bocuse.fr

Brasserie “L’Ouest”M Bocuse may be approaching 80, but hegets into his stride in the west: PhilippeStarck design on the chairs, candelabras,and plasma screens with world food on themenu. The building was tailor-made for thepurpose.

Address: 1 Quai du CommercePhone: +33 (0)4 37 64 64 64Internet: www.bocuse.fr

Chez les GonesClassic bouchon, tiny Lyon restaurant.Terrace on the top floor in good weather.

Address: 102 cours Lafayette (Market Halls)Phone: +33 (0)4 78 60 91 61Internet: www.chezlesgones.fr

Chez HugonCompletely genuine bouchon. Once upon atime silk traders sat and enjoyed theirdinner here. What did they eat?Frankfurters, veal stew and liver pie.Yummy.

Address: 12, rue PizayPhone: +33 (0)4 78 28 10 94

La Brasserie GeorgesOpposite the Perrache station. Classicbrasserie, founded in 1836, not to bemissed - for its Art Deco style, if nothingelse.



Address: 30, Cours Verdun PerrachePhone: +33 (0)4 72 56 54 54Internet: www.brasseriegeorges.com

Les PlanchesEn Guinguette, loosely translated asdancing on the pier. DJ on balmy summerevenings and baked deep sea bass andwild boar in red wine from the kitchen.

Address: 16, Quai Gén de Gaulle, Albigny sur Saône, right bankPhone: +33 (0)4 78 91 30 88Internet: www.les-planches.fr

Les MusesYou won’t get a better view in Lyon. Foodis served under the post-modern glass roofof the Opera dome.

Address: Opéra de Lyon, 7th floor 1, place de la ComédiePhone: +33 4 72 00 45 58Internet: www.opera-lyon.com

CAFÉS #CAFES#

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Lyon is the cradle of France. A café is firstand foremost something that is just there,waiting for the tired passer-by whohappens to walk that way. And thenwhether it happens to be a grand squaresuch as Place des Terreaux, Place LouisPradel or just an alley in the Old City, isnot so important. However, for those whodon’t just want to see – but also to be seen– there are, of course, a great number ofaddresses to go to.

Grand Café des NégociantsThis is the place if you want to be sure thatyou are never in the wrong place. This is

always right. Heavy curtains, exquisiteplasterwork and mirrors everywhere forLyons’ silk merchants who wanted to beable to keep an eye on each other. Amonument in Lyon. What the Café Flore isfor Parisians.

Address: 1, place Francisque RégaudPhone: +33 (0)4 78 42 50 05

Modern Art CaféDoes justice to its name: exhibitions andvideo shows, and a chaotic collection ofclub armchairs, sun loungers and designersofas.

Address: 65, Boulevard de la Croix RoussePhone: +33 (0)4 72 87 06 82

Café PignolOne of Lyon’s most famous cafés/teahouses.

Address: 17, rue Emile ZolaPhone: +33 (0)4 78 37 39 61Internet: www.pignol.fr

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

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BuldoEn guinguette, which is really a 19thcentury French name for a dance on thepier. The waiters have to run across theroad with their orders. Sun loungers with aview across Barbe Island, and swayingmusic. You can also order grilled frog’s legsif you want a nibble with your drink.

Address: 2, quai Raoul Carré



Cour des LogesLuxury hotel in newly re-styled renaissancepalace. Has a cosy bar and atrium.

Address: 6, rue du BoeufPhone: +33 (0)4 72 77 44 44Internet: www.courdesloges.com

Le CubeA complex containing a stylish 22-metrelong bar and the club have local DJs.

Address: 115, boulevard Stalingrad

Ninkasi KaoBeer factory, café, bar, opposite theNinkasi concert hall. Ninkasi has becomean institution in Lyon.

Address: 267 rue Marcel MérieuxPhone: +33 (0) 4 72 76 89 00Internet: www.ninkasi.fr

Le PharaonCasino – not far from Interpol and theModern Museum.

Address: 720, quai Charles de GaullePhone: +33 (0)4 78 17 53 53

Le Bistro de la PêcherieA watering hole for Lyon’s students,surfers or Rastafarians. Beside the Saônequay. The terrace on which to fall in love, ifyou weren’t already.

Address: 1, Rue de la PlâtièrePhone: +33 (0) 4 78 28 26 25

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

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Shopping becomes deceptively relaxed in apedestrian-friendly city like Lyon. All you

have to do is to follow the pedestrian routealong the rue de la République and ruePrésident Edouard Herriot for your creditcard to become overheated. But onceagain: don’t forget that you are at the hubof the gastronomic galaxy. Failing to take afew samples home to taste would be agreat mistake.

Colette SibiliaLyon’s food halls are now housed in asexless concrete quarter erected in the1970’s. But what food! Colette and herdaughter probably offer the best curedmeats and provisions in France. Shedispatches them to customers throughoutthe world. This means that she is used tovacuum packing sausages, quenelles andother delicacies.

Address: 102, cours Lafayette

Renée Richard... also called Mother Richard. She is toSaint Marcellino cheeses what Sibilia is tosausages.

Address: 102, cours Lafayette

BernachonWorld-famous “maître chocolatier” –master chocolate maker.

Address: 42, cours Franklin RooseveltPhone: (33) 04 78 24 37 98Internet: www.bernachon.com

Galeries LafayetteDepartment store where you will find justabout anything related to clothes ordecoration.

Address: Centre commercial Part-DieuInternet: www.galerieslafayette.com

Agnès B.France’s most stylistically pure clothesdesigner who has been around for decadeswith elegant tailoring, but always a slightlycrazy touch.



Address: 24, Rue Auguste-ComteInternet: www.agnesb.com

Museum ConceptTwo floors of street wear and Sunday bestfor hip-hoppers (Homecore, Bullrot, DoubleH, All Access, Luka, Lady Soul, Voona).

Address: 146, Cours Gambetta

La BourseThis is where you can buy or trade for justthe Piaf vinyl record, Serge Gainsbourg CDor Enki Bilal comic album you have beenlooking for.

Address: 8 Rue LanterneInternet: www.librairielabourse.com

ZaraCatalonia’s answer to H&M.

Address: 73, Rue de la République

Le Comptoir des CotonniersChic basic wardrobe for bourgeois andbohemian ladies.

Address: 27, Rue de BrestInternet: www.comptoirdescotonniers.com

Vavro et CoBlaise Vavro is one of Lyon’s mostinteresting wine retailers. Belongs to ayounger generation that really tries todiscover small wines at reasonable prices.

Address: 46 cours Franklin Roosevelt

HabitatAdmittedly the same shareholders – butstill considerably sharper than IKEA.

Address: 51 rue de la République

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

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EXCLUSIVECour des LogesLuxury hotel with a designer touch in arenovated, refurbished renaissance palace.

Address: 6, rue du BoeufPhone: +33 4 72 77 44 44Internet: www.courdesloges.com

Villa Florentine28 rooms in an old monastery, convertedinto sinful luxury and surrounded byflowering gardens and terraces.

Address: 25, montée Saint BarthélemyPhone: +33 (0)4 72 56 56 02Internet: www.villaflorentine.com

GOOD VALUESofitelBy the river Rhône. Rooms with amagnificent view.

Address: 20, quai du Docteur GailletonPhone: +33 4 72 41 20 20Internet: www.sofitel.com

Elysée HôtelWell-situated and genteel two-star hotel.

Address: 92, rue du Président Edouard HerriotPhone: +33 (0)4 78 42 03 15Internet: www.hotel-elysee.fr



ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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AirportSaint-Exupéry, 25 km from the city. Theairport shuttle, Satobus, costs €7 andtickets are available at the Satobus stall inthe airport. Taxi to and from the airporttakes approx. 30 minutes. Taking the TGVfrom Perrache or Part-Dieu, you can travelto or from Paris-Charles de Gaulle in twohours.

Public TransportTCL has an extensive bus, tram andunderground railway system in Lyon. Daypasses (€4,40) or two-hour passes (€2,20)are frequently the most practical choice. Atthe Grand Lyon Tourist Bureau at PlaceBellecour (open every day from 9.00 to18.00) you can purchase Lyon City Cards(with the Liberté ticket) which gives acessto all public transport, to museum andexhibitions, boat cruises, concerts andreduced prices in shops. The Lyon CityCard is availabe for 1 (€19), 2 (€29) or 3(€39) days.

TaxiThere are dozens of taxi companies:

Allo Taxi (has reservation facility on theInternet)

Phone: +33 (0)4 78 28 23 23Internet: www.allotaxi.fr

Taxi-radio

Phone: +33 (0)4 72 10 86 86

OL-taxi

Phone: +33 (0)4 78 75 07 50

PostLa Poste, generally open from 8.00 to19.00. One of them can you find at 12boulevard des Belges.

PharmacyPharmacie Blanchet (open 24 hours)

Address: 5 place des CordeliersPhone: +33 (0)4 78 42 12 42

DentistUrgence dentaire

Phone: +33 (0)4 72 10 01 01

TelepohoneInternational code: +33

Area code: 04

Electricity220 Volt, 50 AC

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