Simply the best time I ever had - the people, the exterior, the view, the sights... everything!

I even met with some of my best friends there!

I loved Lyon so much I consider it, after living in France, my second favorite place in the nation (after Nice--but that's only because I have a maritime pull). I thought it was clean, vibrant, relatively friendly, accessible, and extremely well-run. I would suggest stopping by the tourism office and booking a walking tour. They will show you ...

From the ancient Roman ruins to the New Age Art, Lyon will away be one of my favorite spots in Europe to visit.

The ruins are of a summer vacation spot of the romans. The grounds were setup with a self guided tour in french and english. I really enjoyed it.

Lyon has a number of great of churchs. Well worth looking into.

There many place to ...

It's a remarkable town in the center of France. To say it up front, it is more clean, more safe, more romantic and deffinately more French than Paris or any other French city. With a beautiful old center, one of the biggest square in Europe and friendly people everybody will enjoy him/herself like probably not often before. Nightlife is ...

We did a three week driving trip through Europe and each city was special but after five years, I remember most the beautiful roses across from our hotel, the Hilton. We visited in late May and early June, and the entire garden was in full bloom--acres and acres of spectacular roses in every hue possible. Even though the Hilton was a distance ...

I lived in Lyon for 5 years, basically during all my studies at Law School. Gradually, I discovered the small aspects of the city that you cannot see when you go there only for a few days.

Lyon is a very cosmopolite city, where you can feel at ease. I strongly recommend the market of Sunday morning on the quays of the Saone, right in front the ...

There are so many things to see, do and eat in Lyon. The people are excellent and there is so much history that surrounds you. A true french experience.