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Arienne Parzei The art museum is also very good. After watching your video I see there are a lot of things I missed. Thank you. I must return!
I used to live in the same place where you took this video recording, my houses was just behind you in Place Tabareau
I can not wait . We are going there this Wednesday ❤️🙏🏻😀
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Never been to Lyon but going to Lyon next week for 3 days with my girlfriend...
Great video but miss some really interesting things to do in Lyon.😱
I'm a french guy who lives in Lyon since 30 years past, so I recommand to add 😍:
- great walk to Parc de la Tête d'Or : zoo, lake, flowers (actually, more than 300 types of roses), tropical plants...
- Same for Parc Miribel-Jonage : walk, ride (roller/bicycle/horse/boat), aquatic games, climbing, beach volley...
- visit and eat (exotic) at Mekong Village (near entrance of Parc Miribel Jonage), some shows at night
- take a boat trip from Lyon to south (Lyon-Avignon-Arles...)
- have shopping journey to mall Centre Commercial La Part-Dieu or Centre Commercial Confluence
- participate to Fête du Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône and Fête des Lumières
- go to flea market in Les Puces Du Canal (Villeurbanne) ou Les marchés du Vieux Lyon (Marché de la Création, Marché de l'Artisanat, Marché Biologique)
- and for soccer fans, take a look at Groupama Stadium (soccer team Olympique Lyonnais) Décines...
Have a nice trip ! 👍😉
Fantastic recommendations. Thank you!!
Great comment, except it's football not "soccer"🤮
How can you recommend a day in a shopping mall... plus those two are not really interesting at all
@@felixchenevas8278 lol... stay at your home is better if you don't know what tourism is.
Part Dieu Westfield is the biggest mall in France who has 4 floors with more than 300 stores. Just Google search before saying stupide things.
Do you really think foreigners who visit for example Paris and Champs Élysées don't come to do shopping ? Champs Elysées is only a street full of rich stores with rich brands. Nothing else to visit and see in this street but million visitors anyway.
@@Frenchnraughmoobthoj-Channel Thanks for the shopping rec. I’m going to Lyon with my niece in a few weeks and I know she’ll want to check that out!
Me and my wife are foreign that has been living in Lyon from January 2015 to July 2018. It has been awesome experience during our stay. Calm, cozy, chilling, and peaceful city makes us doesn't want to going back home. But it is too bad we have to leave Lyon and go back to our country due our job contract ended at 2018. We say farewell and promise will go back to visit Lyon in the future. such an awesome City.
@Ivana Notyers Plus other grammatical issues. ;-)
Just to correct the write from his history, desperate people
Would you recommend a family of 5 move there? We are quite particular, we met and lived in Paris for 10 years and then moved to North America for 4 years now. We are hoping to move back to France but with 3 kids now. Would you say Lyon is a good place for families?
@@lalisitabonita if you lived in Paris before, all I can say is Lyon is more calm and cozy than paris, less traffic and less rush. Daily life will be slower and there are some large garden for your kids. Fully recomended.
it's actually the world gastronomic capital!
and cinema was invented here too!
That it may be, in your opinion, but frankly, the food is really not great. Unimaginative would be my thought and I’ve lived here for years.
@@andrewchristie2454 have you been in paul bocuse restaurant?
frenchprint not really
Paul bocuse restaurant is shit
@@cookielover9250 Where do you live? Right Now?
Thanks for the insights - I know the city well -
1) visit Vieux Lyon and walk there and find a restaurant (a full day)
2) climb to fourviére by foot, see the basilica and the view and visit gallo Roman ruins
3) confluence area for a modern area
4) walk and sunbathe along the Rhône river banks and go to parc de la tête d’or
5 ) go for a cruise
Awesome recommendations David! Thanks!
I stopped by Lyon WAY BACK when I was backpacking through Europe and unfortunately I was too sick to get around to truly explore. Need to go back after seeing this!
Yes, absolutely! I really want to make a return trip after putting this video together :D
I lived and worked in Lyon, France from 1989 to 1996. You picked some good ones! To which I would add paying a visit to La Parc de la Tete d'Or which is an amazing park with a zoo and has one of the very first Velodroms ever and La Musee de la Resistance. Lyon was the capital of the Resistance during the German occupation in the second warld war. Many Americans have never even heard of Jean Moulin. Also Lyon being a Roman town (Lugdunum) There's a Gallo Roman museum explaining the city's oragins. Love the pronunciation! 😉
Thank you!
Thanks so much! And thanks for the added recommendations. La Parc de la Tete d'Or is a really lovely spot in Lyon.
This is such a cute guide! I work for an online English-language magazine called This is Lyon, and we always love seeing people share cool things that make our city more accessible to everyone! Keep up the good work! :) xx
Thank you Jenna! So happy you enjoyed the video and that it showcases the best of Lyon. Feel free to share on the This is Lyon social media channels :D
Great job: a succinct video with your highlights beautifully filmed.
It all makes Lyon look amazing!
So many of these travel Vlogs are all about the person that made them
Thanks so much Eric! Really appreciate the kind feedback :)
I love your video! My family and I recently got back from a 3 week vacation in Europe where we stopped in France and visited the country town of Belleau Wood and the city of Paris. There is so much to see and do. We can't wait to go back and explore more of France! :)
Thank you! I loved my time in Lyon. You're right, there's so much to see in France. I hope to return soon to explore more of the country too :D
Lyon looks great! I love the architecture. Great list of things to see!
Cheers thanks!
At least you take the time to answer most commenters. I haved lived in Lyon many decades, am living in Vietnam now, but still miss Lyon. Keep up the good work !
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I think it was clear and to the point.
Cheers thanks Aleja!
Thanks for your video... its better than I expect, will visit soon
We only briefly passed through Lyon when we driving from the UK to Italy so didn't have that much time to explore the city. The Traboules look fascinating and of course, the food and market look amazing.
Then you'll have to come back :D I had a great time in Lyon. Hope to get back again soon. Cheers!
I've only passed by Lyon on my way to the south of France, but your video makes me want to take a pitstop there, the next time I head south. That Counfluence area looks amazing!
Yes, an absolutely must visit! Especially since you're all about the food :D
Arienne Parzei exactly haha. 😉
We visited Lyon in Nov'18 and simply loved it.
I've been twice now and have enjoyed both visits so much! Hope to go back again soon :)
Great video! We have booked 3 nights in Vieux Lyon in June and I found your video to be very informative. I look forward to checking out the silk weavers, the Roman amphitheatre and all the other wonderful things you mentioned...and the food looks amazing!
Thanks Laurie! You're going to had a fab time in Lyon. Pack your stretchy pants :D
Their fine art museum looks really top notch
Great short and informative video. Great video and photography Arienne.
Thank you so much Bill. Appreciate it!
Lyon is a nice place. I would be happy to visit it again some day
Amazing Thanks!!
This is on my bucket list of places to visit
I loved this, thank you. Beautifully presented.
Thanks so much Dean! Appreciate the kind words 😊
Facts to know about Lyon :
- Lyon is refered as the capitals of the gauls which means it was the capital city of what would later be known as France. :)
- Lyon is also known for being the capital city of the French resistance during WW2.
Cheers thanks for adding those!
There is a museum about the resistance there
Jean Moulin
Where did you found that Lyon was resistance's capital ? It was Vichy....
@@julien363 Vichy was the Pétain's regime city !
Great job Arienne! I'm going there soon and will be sure to visit these spots.
Thank you Ira! You'll have a wonderful time.
Silk weaving - very interesting, I did not know this aspect of France or Lyon. Love the cities next to a water body.
Yeah, Lyon really made it's mark in Europe with silk weaving. It's a fascinating part of the city's history that could be it's own video!
it's a really important part of the political and social history of the city! some major parts of the city (like Republique/Hôtel de Ville) were actually built in relation to the silk weaving workers...but i let you come visit here to find out why ;)
agreed. reading it a book i would think.... er skip it. Arienne's videos made them look fascinating!
Went to Lyon about 5 years ago. I saw a large market place on this video. I want to go back, it was such a wonderful visit, but Must See More.
Very nice video, you're hard working.
Keep it up and all the best !
Cheers thanks!
This is great!
WOW THANKS FOR THE VIDEO WILL VISIT FRANCE LYON AFTER 9 MONTHS GOOD GREAT
Good video thanks ! finally a decent explanation and some personal opinionated advice, superb
Thank you! Really appreciate the kinds words 😊
Very good, one of the best reports.
Helpful video, thanks!
Thanks Tasma!
The silk weaving history is fascinating. The same (or very similar) technique is also used in Malaysia when they make the traditional songkrans. Except I've never heard of the stencil/patterns before. That must be exclusive to Lyon.
The use of a pattern was invented by a man from Lyon. Some of the silk-weaving studio still have patterns that date back hundreds of years which is really cool!
Great video, going there in 2 weeks
So fun. Great work. Love your camera chops and narration. Move over Rick Steves and Samantha Brown!!
Haha thanks Elaine!
We will go to Lyon early November. 🙂🙂🙂 So, excited.
Thanks for this - we've added Lyon to our visit to France this summer. This is a great starting point - how many days do you think we should stay?
Oh that's great Maarten. You'll have a wonderful time! I'd say, give yourself a minimum of 3 nights in Lyon. If you can do more, even better, but 3 nights will give you a good amount of time to explore the city.
I'll put that in my itinerary. First, we're going to cycle across France from Bordeaux on the Atlantic to Sete on the Mediterannean along the various canals, then train to Lyon, and then Paris. Any more suggestions? Currently researching wineries to drop into along the route.
3 jours c'est bien pour visiter la ville
agreed... for just about any city 3 days/nights is the right amount of time.
Excellent video, thanks 🐾🐾
Thanks Carola!
Great video. Thanks!
Thank you!
I really enjoyed your video, hoping to visit Lyon in September and you gave me some great tips. Also, your video was well made and you have a pleasant voice; looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Thanks Carol! Much appreciated. September is a wonderful time in Lyon. I hope you can make it happen!
Good and informative. Thanks!
Thank YOU!
I really love these videos of Lyon France. Thanks for the beautiful videos it is really helpful. When the corona virus pandemic is over, I will visit my cousins who live in Lyon France.
My pleasure! Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you for charing and explaining about Lyon!! I am going to travel to Lyon in September and for sure like to visit some recommendations!! 🙏🏻😉
Fantastic! Have a wonderful trip 😊
Thank you for sharing your top 5! I would love to visit the traboules. I'm a sucker for a good secret passageway!
My pleasure Tami! I love the passageways too. Feel like Indiana Jones or something haha.
Beautiful video! Love the narration in the background. No Annoying comments
Thanks so much Clauie!
Amazing. Thank you.
Thanks Renee!
Thank you! Very informative 💃
Cheers thanks!
Wonderful video thank you.
Yay thank you Fabian!
Thank you, coming to Lyon in July . A bientot
My pleasure!
very nice review of the city
Thank you, appreciate it!
Great video on things to do in Lyon.
Thanks Sammie!
@@seeusoontravel You are welcome.
As a French who studied there I'd also suggest to go to the Sonic for good concerts (it's a barge with a unique atmosphere), to check vintage/second hand clothing shops, to have a coffee at Mokxa, to borrow a Velov' and go to the Parc de la Tête d'or, and to buy books at le Bal des Ardents (best library imo). Have a nice trip !
Thanks for the great suggestions!
Informative video and narrration is awesome 👍
Thank you so much
@@seeusoontravel
You welcome
Very nice accent i don't stop lauthing : " notre dame confluence fourviére " nice vidéo from my city.
Ah ah it's my city 😁
Thanks !
Scheduled to be there on 3rd May but scared about train cancellations from Brussels now. Really good video, the best I have seen on Lyon! ;) maybe you could have squeezed in the mural paintings around the town that am planning to see ;)
I hope the train cancellations don't get in your way. I'd recommend renting a car if that happens :) Thanks for the comment Aditya, I'll have to check out the murals next time I go. Have a great time in Lyon!!
Very handy once again as we'll be there in a few weeks! Looking forward to checking it out - thanks for the tips!
Awesome, have a great time!
interesting! I will be there in 3 weeks!
Awesome! Enjoy your time in Lyon!
lyonnais living in Ireland,,, i miss my city!!!
No Lyon from to France
Je passe 2 semaines à Dublin avec ma copine en août on est tout les 2 lyonnais..
Si tu veux aller boire un verre avec nous!
@@madjidbenhammouda1774
pas de problemes si vs passes a cork
J'ai vecu a Cork aussi en etant Lyonnaise et je sais pas de quoi tu te plaint :/ Cork c'est un peu un Lyon miniature. J'ai adoré vivre là bas
@@imagurlduh j'adore les deux !
You certainly covered the highlights! I’d just add that a guide is best for the passageways, they are hard to find otherwise.
Thanks Angus! And great tip about local guides 🙌🏻
Very nice down but not to forget about the lovely green parc de la Tete d'Or, a beautiful place to breath in the city.
Oh yes for sure!! A great recommendation ❤️
I guess it's a Hall of Fame for me... FIRST :-) Bonjour Arienne! Love that mixed with a historic and futuristic manner and I love that Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière... :-) and that food WOW!! :-)
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I love some of the architecture in the Confluence. Did you shop at the Super Carrefour when you were out there? Also - those buildings with the perforations in the confluence are sensational. Were they influenced by the Jacquard cards? We spent a month in the city, rented an apartment and did a whole bunch of cooking. Some of the open air Marchés like Croix Rousse and St. Antoine are absolutely amazing. We also loved the occasional popup farmers markets featuring producers as far away as Toulouse. Lyon also features some cutting edge contemporary restaurants too. We loved it so much. I can't wait to head back to update our dining we wrote there in the coming year.
I sure did shop at Carrefour! I feel like it's part of any visit to Europe :D I loved the markets that pop up around the city. So much really great regional food for excellent prices. I'd love to go back and spend more time in the city, particularly so I can just eat more of the food!
I am French and I am from lyon. It is a beautiful town.
I live in Lyon and i approuve this vidéo ;)
And I approve this comment :D
@@seeusoontravel 😁😁 welcome back whenever you want !
will be coming there soon
@@evelynamewuda918 send a message for the good adresses 😉
j habite a Lyon je peu vous dire qu il y a beaucoups de chose a voir n'ésitez pas a venir, c est la ville ou le premier film de l histoire a été tourné
Alors je ne sais pas si la première vue Lumière fut tournée à Lyon mais en tout cas, le tout premier "film" projeté à Paris (fallait bien) s'appelle L'arrivée du train en gare de la Ciotat, donc je suppose que ça a été tourné à La Ciotat ? Après, peut-être que La sortie de l'usine Lumière a été tourné avant, je ne me souviens plus, mais le cinématographe est lyonnais !
@@emma75 le premier film tourné avec le Cinématographe Lumière est La Sortie des usines Lumière, à Lyon, le 19 mars 1895. L'Arrivée du train en gare de la Ciotat a été tourné en 1897 ;)
La 1re projection publique payante a eu lieu a Paris le 28 déc 1895.
@@elodiec.m.libre-argile2453 L'arrivée du train date de 1896 pas 1897. Mais mea culpa, il ne fut pas dans la projection du 28 décembre 1895 au Grand Café
@@emma75 1896 ou 1897... je sais que parfois les dates varient légèrement. Je cite 1897 car c'est ce qui est inscrit au musée Lumière mais il se peut que selon les sources elles varient. :) d'ailleurs je pense qu'il y a plusieurs possibilités de dates car il y a plusieurs versions. Et peut être que celle qui est montrée dans le musée date bien de 1897 et que la version que vous avez vu date bien de 1896. Après tout il y a bien 3 versions différentes de Sorties d'Usines...
I am in Lyon! ❤️
I actually live in Lyon and the best place to eat for only 5 euros is a tacos but don’t be mistaken they aint no Mexican tacos but french
Kays K what’s the name of the restaurant? 😊
@@vania-qd9xd *O'Tacos
OUI I just ate there and all three of us loved it! It's a great restaurant! Do recommend
Arienne & Lyon, good job. Together we are strong :) :)
Cheers thanks!
For the traveller from Paris, and that city’s rather monochrome palette of grey to greyer (with splashes of very intermittent colour to relieve the gloom, for Paris knows that it’s a resolutely northern place, and its buildings reflect those often cloudy skies), the first thing that strikes you about Lyon, 250 miles to the south, are the warm colours. Someone described the city’s overall appearance as like a crate of peaches ripening in the sun and this captures it nicely, as the red roofs and sun-bleached, fading stone more than hint of Le Midi, a hop-skip-and-jump down the Rhone Valley (Vienne? Valence? Montelimar?) It’s no accident that Lyon is almost exactly on the same latitude as Milan and Venice, as there is more than a hint of the Italianate in the ochre walls. Lyon is a lovely open city, with significant elevation on one side - reminiscent of Grenoble - looking east over the rivers divided by Presque Ile, across the rest of town. The most charming bit is the oldest bit, as is always the case in most French (and other countries’) cities. I almost gave myself a double hernia trying to romp up Fourviere Hill, but the pain soon eased when I clocked the majestic views from atop. There are also significant Roman ruins up here that are more extensive than I’d expected; a couple of theatres and other sundry bits and bobs. Least said about the Basilica (a sort of Romanesque/Byzantine mess of a mash-up) itself, the better. The reason to be up here are the views. The best church in Lyon is the main cathedral just down the hill. The rest of the time is best spent just aimlessly wandering. The old working-class district of La Crois-Rousse, is a (slightly gentrified) throwback to Lyon’s industrial past; a kind of self-contained village within the city. Place Bellecour, the city’s main square is a big, pompous, unwieldy thing and resembles nothing so much as a military parade ground. You can imagine Napoleon rallying his troops here on his way back from exile, (even if he never did.) But minor quibbles aside, Lyon can easily cope with 3 days of your life. I still can’t quite decide if its ‘northern’ or ‘southern’, though; I have always personally marked the start of Le Midi on this side of France at Montelimar, but on a midsummer’s day in Lyon, with the cicadas’ electric buzzing filling the air: this could well be the ‘true’ south. But where oh, where, are the shutters?!
Looks a classy city! Will be going in September. Is there anywhere you can recommend? Is there a fashion quarter or Road where all the top fashion shops are like Dior or Chanel are? Not that I will be will buying anything but it still nice to look at the window displays. Do they have a particular department store in the middle?
I'd recommend everything in this video :D For shopping, definitely walk along Rue de la Republique. It's a pedestrian-only area with shops lining the street. For department stores there's Galeries Lafayette and Printemps. Lyon is a wonderful city. You'll have a great time!
Hi thank you for this video i really benifited from it .. what are the libraries there please ??
Heading to Lyon this fall - November as we have business trip - can you give me weather and clothing advice - need to pack lite as we are going to Paris too but not sure which is first on the itinerary - any advice on that would help too, Cheers - thanks for the info on this too.
Hi Ron. The weather is Lyon in November can be quite cool, but usually doesn't deep below the freezing mark. So i'd dress in layers, with either a good windbreaker on top or a thicker wool-like jacket. And don't forget a good pair of walking shoes :)
Welcome to Lyon ! 😊
Thank you Shanna!
Hello
I'm considering of visiting FRance this coming August and this is a perfect timing for me to know about this fascinating country. The Basilica de Notre Dame is definitely a thing for me since I'm a church lover, it's so delicate and stunning! Oh my God and did I just see macaroons and cheese?!!! Yaaaayyyyyy!!! I should bring more money tho! haha Is it like sort of an expensive place to stay for a week? Eyeing for a week stay!
You'll have an amazing time! I highly recommend Southern France. A week in Lyon is a really good amount of time. You'll get to see so much! Expensive is relative to where you're coming from. The exchange rate is not friendly for me as a Canadian but I'd budget around 75-130 euros per day if you're staying in a shared hostel dorm room.
Will keep all in mind! Thanks Arienne! Can't wait! And oh, you could be a great travel guide! xx
Don't forget, In Paris in August, there are no more French, there are only tourists because the French are on the Riviera or by the sea.
I’m so lucky that I live in Lyon!
A beautiful city to call home.
I'm might live in Lyon, when I'm 18
Fuck you all. Je suis Lyon!!
Wowww, very & very attractive city, more interesting than Zurich that have nothing interesting to see. Thank you for share/Merci bien :) Just need a million on my budget to see all and eat & drink all, lol
Lyon is a wonderful city. I hope you can visit one day!
Zurich has nothing interesting to see? you are nuts!
No, I'm not crazy, it was just my impression when I was there.
Ma ville❤😍
literally watching this for school rn bruh
Thanks for sharing.. How far is saint-ètienne from Lyon ? By car and by train. Thanks again
1h30 by car
1h by train
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I am from India and have visited Lyon with Trafalgar tours.I saw most of the sites you mentioned.However i wish your video will mention something more of the part played by the Traboules during the resistance movement in France during the world war 2.
Hi Sipra, thanks for watching! And thanks for adding about the use of the Traboules during WWII. Cheers!
je suis lyonnais et c'est exacte que les résistants passait par les traboules pour échaper aux allemands
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Hi Arienne, re: Lyon, France
As older senior citizens, we like the old areas to look for lodging for 3 weeks. What Arrondissment should I look to for an Airbnb rental. We will be there in September.
Thanks, Jill
Hi Jill! If you’re looking to stay in the old part of the city try the 2nd and 5th arrondissements. If you want to stay in the old style apartments the 1st, 2nd, and 4th are the best bet.
1st presqu’île
2nd lower half of presqu’île
4th les pentes and croix rousse
5th the old town and St. Just Fourviere.
Ah, fair Lyon. I once went there, and with mutters could only say one thing: where’s the shutters?!
Very good job. Just one tip pronouncing french correctly since you do work in France. The word Fourviere is not pronounced "e-aay" at the end. It is pronounced "e-air". A noun that ends in "e" emphasizes the last consonant. In this case, "r".
Thanks so much for the tip Kevin! Appreciate it.
I have been to lyon
Any suggestions for a great B&B or hotel in old part of town.
I sadly don't have any recommendations. I stayed with my sister while I visited the city.
Hi 👬💓❤
I think you've just sold me on Lyon. A friend of mine from Paris was asking me when I'm coming back to Paris. I think I want to go back so I can visit Lyon. How far is it from Paris?
Oh you have to go Christopher! Southern France is just wonderful. It's about a 2hour train ride from Paris so you can definitely add it to your trip is you're going to be in Paris.
omg - look at a map!
@steve123321321 Arienne Parzei is right,
the south of France begins in lyon: I live there ...
Mon rêve est de vivre à Lyon ou même de la visiter..c'est la plus belle ville de France 🇲🇫
Maddie is coming!!!
Hello ❤❤👬👬💓
Go to Bus Paradise
What time is Lyons curfew? Will they give you a fine if you pass your curfew?
Ly69n (69 number department) my City 💙❤. Thank you for the vidéo 😁
Thank you for watching!
What is the background music?
any funk night clubs to go dance and have a beer?
Great video. I must visit. Beautiful girl too ☺
Lyon is a wonderful city, one of my favourite cities in Europe.
I think the only historical old town is located where the most antique church 4th century ago, 380 AD, so Lyon are simply city like others and I do not biting into enjoying the tours around, even not spending 1 euros in French baguette... hhhhhh there’s is way great old country to discover , especially in Europe Greece Athens, Italy, and up Nord
Is there a fashion quarter you could recommend? Is there a big department store or area where all the best designer clothes shops are? Thanks
You can start by Part Dieu which is a very big shop center, with Galeries Lafayette Inside.. then go to Bellecour where there are fancy shops... and don't forget La Confluence, which is the new modern shop center in the south of the city :)
gross. every city has the same international fashion retailers. why anyone would have this as a priority while travelling is unbelievable to me.
Beautiful, however I prefer Barcelona / Spain. Salutations from, USA.