
10 (Scary) Things to Do for Halloween in Lyon
Halloween is a good reason for kids to ask for candies, teenagers (and young adults) to go party and for parents to spend money…
Lyon is truly a city for all ages, and there are tons of activities in the area to keep your little ones happy.
If you’re around in the summer, the swimming center on the banks of the Rhône has an entire pool full of waterfalls, bubbling chairs, and slides for kids to enjoy. The Parc de la Tête d’Or has plenty to offer too, with a zoo, miniature railway, and pony rides.
Looking for something more educational? The Parc de la Feyssine’s weekly “Anim’ Feyssine” allows kids to learn more about the nature around them. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, try the Miniatures Museum instead!
Halloween is a good reason for kids to ask for candies, teenagers (and young adults) to go party and for parents to spend money…
Paint yourself from head-to-toe!
Located in the old quarter in Lyon St Jean in a Renaissance building, the Musées Gadagne comprise two truly beautiful museums: the Historical Museum of Lyon and the newly refreshed Museum of Puppetry Art.
The football trophy is showcased until May 15th, before the finale in Groupama Stadium.
The art of improv is taking Lyon by storm.
How to start 2018 in Lyon…
Five museums and exhibitions to discover in Lyon’s museums in December.
Place Bellecour is the largest pedestrian square in Europe. A landmark to visit in Lyon.
Our American contributor Lindsey shares her experience marching for science on Earth day in Lyon. Her first protest in France.
British stand-up comedian Paul Taylor performs his show #Franglais on Thursday, October 12th at the Tobbogan in Décines near Lyon
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Here are 4 ideas for outings with little ones in Lyon in December.
We have selected for you the best parties, concerts, and festivals throughout the town.
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Beaujolais Nouveau release party, Chocolate show, silk festival, comedy in English…
Lyon has so many things for kids to do to stay active and engaged. Parks, museums, and go-karting are just a few of the kid-friendly activities to do in Lyon.
Children will be introduced to street art through a quality collection of major international and French artworks.
Explore the vegan and vegetarian lifestyle at VeggieWorld, Lyon’s vegetarian and vegan festival.
It’s time for some hilarious truths about raising kids in France.
The market returns to the futuristic Confluence district to celebrate 90s fashion.
Two improvisers play scene after scene, each one inspired by lights, music, sounds, suggestions taken from the audience, or virtually anything.
Learn about Hermès products from the masters themselves.
The “Les Lumineuses” association is organizing its first festival promoting women’s efforts and dynamics in the city of Lyon and beyond, “Lyon gagne avec ses femmes”.
Fact meets fiction in audio, video, animation, and art.
Pop and geek culture straight from Japan.
Italian comic book writer Hugo Pratt and its cartoon character Corto Maltese are at the heart of 2018 main exhibition at the Lyon Confluences museum.
Alexandre Beretta is a French-Irish international mural painter and street artist living in Lyon. For him, Lyon is a place to chill out and find inspiration while connecting with people from all over the world.
Find the best venues to celebrate the Summer Solstice this weekend!
The first light shows took place in Lyon on 8th December 1852 for religious reasons. Here’s the real story of the most popular event in Lyon.
Charles Lodge, a British Romanophile, takes to the streets of Lyon and uncovers the eclectic Roman heritage tucked around almost every corner.
This extraordinary example of naïve architecture is a must-see.