Vivi illustrated travel poster of Lyon with the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière on the hill, colourful Vieux Lyon houses, a stone bridge and a boat on the Saône
Fourvière, the Saône and Vieux Lyon

Lyon

The white basilica of Fourvière crowning its green hill, colourful houses along the quays, a stone bridge and a river boat on the Saône. Vivi is watching the boats from somewhere in the scene.

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Explore Lyon with Vivi

Every number on the poster is a real place. Vivi drew the map.

the Saônethe RhônePresqu'îleBellecourConfluenceTête d'Or parkNLyon, France1. Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière12. Vieux Lyon23. Bridges over the Saône34. River boats on the Saône4
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  1. 1

    Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière

    Built at the end of the 1800s on top of Fourvière hill, the white basilica watches over the whole city. A golden statue of the Virgin Mary stands on the bell tower next to it.

    Fourvière hill
  2. 2

    Vieux Lyon

    One of Europe's largest Renaissance quarters, with colourful houses and secret passageways called traboules. It's part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998.

    At the foot of Fourvière
  3. 3

    Bridges over the Saône

    Stone and metal bridges link Vieux Lyon to the Presqu'île, the long strip of land between the Saône and the Rhône.

    Pont Bonaparte
  4. 4

    River boats on the Saône

    Boats cruise along the Saône past the quays of Vieux Lyon. Lyon is one of the rare cities built where two big rivers meet.

    Quai Saint-Antoine

Lyon in three facts

2 riversThe Rhône and the Saône meet in Lyon, at the Confluence.
Every DecemberThe Festival of Lights lights up the whole city, around 8 December.
TraboulesHundreds of hidden passageways run through the buildings of the old town.

Getting to Lyon the slow way

Lyon is about two hours from Paris by high-speed train and sits on the main rail line to the Alps and the Mediterranean.

  • By trainLyon Part-Dieu and Perrache stations connect to Paris, Marseille, Geneva and Turin.
  • By funicularTake the old funicular from Vieux Lyon up to Fourvière, no climbing needed.
  • By bikeVélo'v bike-share stations and riverside cycle paths line both rivers.
  • On footExplore the traboules of Vieux Lyon and the quays of the Saône.

Things to spot in the poster

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a golden statuea little yellow planea river boata street lampflower potsa stone bridge

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Which landmarks are in the Lyon poster?

The poster shows Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, Vieux Lyon, Bridges over the Saône and River boats on the Saône.

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How can you get to Lyon without flying?

Lyon is about two hours from Paris by high-speed train and sits on the main rail line to the Alps and the Mediterranean. Lyon Part-Dieu and Perrache stations connect to Paris, Marseille, Geneva and Turin.

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