Hôtel Le Boulevardier

This road bike route starts from the quays of the Saône and crosses the Pont de la Feuillée. Cyclists will continue along the river to Saint-Rambert. The circuit continues in an urban environment to Limonest. From there, cyclists will climb Mont Verdun and pass by the Fort du Mont Verdun, built from 1874 and culminating at an altitude of 630 m. This fort dominates the Lyon conurbation and the Saône valley. The circuit descends and crosses Saint-Didier-au-Mont-d'Or before joining the banks of...

This hiking route is also suitable for running. Departing from the Hôtel de Ville Louis Pradel, walkers will cross the Rhône and head north along the quays. The circuit makes a loop in the heart of the Parc de la Tête d'Or. This park is designed as an English garden. You will discover varied landscapes, passing from vast lawns to groves of hundred-year-old trees. There is a botanical garden, a zoological garden, a rose garden and a 16-hectare lake.

Here is a hiking or running circuit in the heart of the city of Lyon which combines urbanism and nature. Departing from the Berges du Rhône, Pont Wilson, walkers will follow the Rhône and pass by the Parc de la Tête d'Or, the hill of Fourvière, in Old Lyon, and the quays of the Saône. From Fourvière you will have a magnificent panorama of the city of Lyon and in particular of Old Lyon. The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is the emblem of the city. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the base...

This route in the heart of old Lyon makes you discover the city from the heights of Fourvière. This route begins at Pont Wilson and first takes you through the Bellecour shopping district. You will then cross the Passerelle du Palais de justice which offers a view of the Lyon Court of Appeal. The neo-classical style building has a majestic facade embellished with 24 columns. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You then enter Vieux Lyon. Rue du Boeuf has many starred restaurants....

On foot or by bike, follow the banks of the Saône from the Pont Bonaparte located a stone's throw from Place Bellecour and Old Lyon. The return is at Île Barbe which offers many public spaces (earth courts for playing pétanque, a large lawn, a set of games for children).