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If you are by subway station you are great. What a magnificent city. I will go here 100 times before I go to Paris again!!

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Good video and you are petty.

Croix rousse: bourgeois bohème district

Humm, I can notice you are aswell fanatico of great movie Under the tuscan sun.. hehehe

Croix Rousse is the best !!!

Amazing tour of the city! Thank you. You’ve prepared me well for my visit.

@7:45 confluence is a morphing district. It is overlaying Perrache district that was infamous for the now decomissioned St Paul prison, prostitution and criminality. The purpose of the urbanisation is to change the perception of that district to something hype and modern. Firstly with the mall Wesfield confluence, the fancy architecture and the museum. The problem is that it is remote from everything. The tip of confluence is mainly reachable by tramway which is slow and then only from Perrache the network is finally available.

Love your videos, so informative & picturesque too! Were you at Lyon 2 or Lyon 3 Jean Moulin? and do you recommend one over the ither for studying languages?

Thank you for this info! We are looking to visit Lyon and I feel like you gave us a nice outline to build our itinerary on and where to stay.

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 Croix-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?!

Really good video, but I did not look how old it was. When it started with you saying you escaped Europe just in time when 'covid' broke out, I laughed so hard because unfortanately you escaped to the worst prison country 'NZ' besides china for the cv scam. I hope all went well & your good though.

Love Lyon, so lovely! Want to live there

My husband and I plan on using Florence as the home base and doing day trips like you did. Are all the towns a full day? Or are some more half day trips? Thanks.

EXCUSE ME? I SAW THIS WHILE LISTENING TO CORNELIA STREET AND IT CONTINUED RIGHT AFTER THE LINE-

at 5:29 is she saying “fort pierre” ? looking to go there tmr !

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*Legally Blonde Abroad* Hello from South France,, The lighting of monuments as seen in the *Festival des Lumières* de Lyon is a French know-how. It was *Jean-Michel Jarre* who was the first to make discover this art beyond our borders during his concert to celebrate 25 years of *NASA* and 150 years of Texas in Houston on April 14, 1986, 1.5 million spectators, it was the biggest concert in the history of the United States! Thanks for sharing your experience. Peace, folks.

You are "Legally Blonde" but have you ever tried combing it ????

Good video with helpful information. Sounds like Vieux Lyon is the best and safest area for a 3-day tourist stay

Hi. can you recommend a realtor or what is your advice on getting in touch with rental agents in Lyon? I'm having a hard time securing short term rental for September to December,, 2023 near Inseec University I've tried emailing and calling some places, but no response. Thank you

My youngest is there right now for study abroad

do you guys recommend this uni?

I'm going to go there next year, I'm from Lyon, it's nice to see people from abroad like this university: D.

I am planning to study bachelor degree "business management" course in this university, how i can apply online , please give a brief idea?

I think this is creepy.

MOST beautiful🤔either The Most parts were erased Or haven't been Amtrak to Montreal🥳 That's some worth seeking🤫

Well If You Need to See or Need Anything Anytime in NYC (&I mean Anything🤫)

It's nice I have a question.. how.are you sure it was her former residence?? Pls reply

So cool!

Tighten up your facts…. A bit sloppy but A for effort.

You’re weird. You’re a weirdo. That is someone’s private residence. You do not need to go lurk outside.

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Hey! Amazing video🎉 love your content. Can you share the Facebook group link that you mentioned at 5:25?

Once, I saw on social medias someone saying: Good people give you happiness. Bad people give you experience. Worst people teach you a lesson that you will never forget; but the best people will give you the best memories. thanks for your memories. I’m fascinating.

It is pronounced Lukka. The only possible pronunciation in Italian

I’m moving to lyon in January. What would you suggest for making french friends ? X

Hi, thank you for explaining so and so energetic, I really enjoyed 👍🏻😊

San Gimigiano..LMAO. Btw you have not seen not even 1\4 of Tuscany, you have pronounced everything wrong and Tuscans don't kiss their fingers when something has good taste not to mention we don't hear music from mafia movie and mandolins are a South Italian thing from 50's at most. You aìre full of Hollywood bollocks. LOL Next ignoramous please..

It looks like Jean moulin Lyon 3 is right by La Guillotiere, did you ever have to walk through/near the dodgy areas? Did you feel that the public transportation was safe given how close it is to that area?

I am planning to go Saronic route by Medsailors , which one is good for solo traveller like Superior Monocat or. Catamarans . Please advice

The clip of you in what is I presume England. Where is that?

Sans Souci is a palace. It's proper name is Sans' (comma) Souci.(Full stop). The latin word for comma is virgula which mean little twig. Without little twig worry stops. Frederick the great who built Sans Souci was gay and apparently caught a disease which rendered him impotent. Women were not allowed at Sans Souci. It's an over simplification but that's the gist of it.

Thank you 😊 from USA

Thank for your sharing

Good Video 📸

While half of the European population have died of the bubonic plague, the virus was coming quick to Lyon. So people from Lyon started to pray the Virgin Mary mother of God the 8th of December. The plague never entered Lyon. Since then, we thanks St Marie every year that day by putting candels at our windows during the night.