💛 Why we love it
The Halle Tony Garnier impresses with its unique industrial architecture and its capacity to host massive shows. We love its raw atmosphere, its huge pit, and the diversity of its programming, which ranges from major international stars to popular acts. It's a legendary venue in Lyon's cultural scene.
The Halle Tony Garnier is a monumental performance venue located in the 7th arrondissement of Lyon. Classified as a historical monument, it is one of the largest event spaces in France and hosts international concerts, trade shows, conventions and major cultural events every year.
Presentation
Built between 1909 and 1914 by the visionary architect Tony Garnier, The hall was originally part of the Abattoirs de la Mouche project. Transformed into a performance hall in the 1980s, it retains its spectacular industrial architecture: metal frames, immense volumes and an emblematic facade.
Main features
- Address : 20 Place des Docteurs Mérieux, 69007 Lyon.
- Ability : until 17,000 spectators depending on the configuration (seated-standing).
- Inauguration : transformation into a performance venue in 1988.
- Equipment : giant pit, bleachers, bars, VIP areas, technical zones for large shows.
- Programming : international concerts, comedians, conventions, trade shows, festivals.
Access and practical information
- Transportation : Metro B (Stade de Gerland), tram T1 (ENS Lyon), bus 60 and 34.
- Parking : parking around the Gerland stadium and parking in the adjacent streets.
- Accessibility : accessible parking spaces, dedicated support, level access.
Practical advice
- Arrive early For concerts in the pit: the hall is vast and the queues can be long.
- For better visibility, opt for the central stands during seated shows.
- In winter, Bring a light layer: the hall is huge and can be chilly before the public arrives.
