Monuments & Landmarks in Lyon

The Palais de Justice sits along the Saône river and is one of Lyon’s most photographed buildings. Its long row ...

Place des Terreaux is one of Lyon’s most recognizable squares, framed by the City Hall on one side and the ...

The Opéra de Lyon combines a historic 19th‑century façade with a modern glass dome added in the 1990s. It’s one ...

The Confluences museum stands at the southern tip of Lyon’s Presqu’île, where the Rhône and Saône rivers meet. Its modern ...

Place Bellecour is one of the largest open squares in Europe and a central meeting point in Lyon. It’s surrounded ...

Saint‑Jean Cathedral is one of the key landmarks in Vieux Lyon, known for its mix of Gothic and Romanesque architecture. ...

The Grand Hôtel‑Dieu is one of Lyon’s most recognizable buildings, now transformed into a mix of shops, restaurants, and peaceful ...

The Roman Ruins Theatres of Fourvière give visitors a direct look into Lyon’s ancient past. The site is open, spacious, ...

The Basilica of Notre‑Dame de Fourvière is one of those places that helps visitors understand Lyon right away. The view ...