Heritage
Between legendary tales, myths, and misinformation, the history of the equestrian statue of Louis XIV is full of twists and turns. It all began in 1658, when Louis XIV decided to rename Place Bellecour to Place Royale in his honor. To mark this event, the city of Lyon considered installing an equestrian statue […]
37 rue Saint-Jean. The courtyard of the Chamarier's house is a true gem of Renaissance architecture in Lyon. It features a spiral staircase adorned with flamboyant Gothic motifs, such as shells and cherubs. The well, attributed to Philibert Delorme, is surmounted by a sculpted lion and coffers decorated with […]
60 rue Saint-Jean. The courtyard of the Maison des Avocats (Lawyers' House), located in the heart of Old Lyon, is a place steeped in history that immerses us in the city's medieval atmosphere. Today, this building houses the Miniature and Cinema Museum, but its past is much older and more fascinating. Built between 1300 and 1528, the […]
The Hôtel-Dieu in Lyon, a former hospital that has been majestically renovated, now houses a shopping center, restaurants, and a luxury hotel. Its impressive architecture and history make it an iconic place to discover.
The Amphitheater of the Three Gauls, located in Lugdunum (Lyon), was part of the Sanctuary of the Three Gauls, dedicated to the worship of Rome and Augustus, celebrated by the 60 Gallic tribes during their gatherings in Lugdunum. Classified as a historical monument in 1961, this amphitheater is an emblematic testament to the region's ancient history. An Imperial Sanctuary and […]
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