The 27 best bridges in Lyon

"Le pont de l'Université" of Lyon has a beautiful architecture in pretty color teal! Especially at night is a special feeling! Absolutely recommendable!

Rhone is a beautiful river but this bridge is very rusty and not very well maintained. A good place to watch sunset though

Beautiful, ancient bridge in the heart of Lyon.

Beautiful bridge right off Lyon’s Université Lumière to Place Gailleton! Great views and featuring a roadway, pedestrian sidewalks and dedicated bike/scooter lane

Nice place to take pictures.

A beautiful bridge built around the early 1900. It crosses the Rhône and connecting Quai du Dr Gailleton and Quai Claude Bernard. From Quai Claude Bernard you'd come across the University of Lyon 3 Jean Moulin. When you cross to Quai du Dr Gailleton, the first monument you'd see is Fontaine Gailleton. It was lovely crossing this bridge as there was hardly any traffic and you have a good view of the Tony Bertrand swimming pool and across to Pont Guillotière.

The area strong Pont de l'Universite de Lyon is obviously a young crowd. In the evening large groups will gather to enjoy themselves.

Fantastic place for walking and and enjoy the sightnering

Nice view

A nice bridge offering a nice view on the Rhône and the city of Lyon. Not necessarily a "classical" romantic bridge but we should visit all the different bridges of the Gauls capital to witness the great scenery around us...

It's a 150m long concrete bridge that crosses the Rhône river. It's perfectly designed for vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. On the Vieux Lyon side it connects to the Croix-Rousse tunnels. One of a collection of bridges that crosses the Rhône river.

Lovely bridge, serves it's purpose

Read the history facts about it before you visit it!

Perfect 👍

The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière is one of Lyon’s most iconic landmarks, visible from almost anywhere in the city. Personally, I usually find the interiors of Orthodox churches more spiritual, but this basilica’s interior really amazed me — it’s beautiful and inspiring. The exterior is just as impressive, and the panoramic view over Lyon from the top is fantastic. You can get there easily by tram, or hike up if you prefer (which I’d also recommend). Nearby, the Roman Theatre and archaeological site are free to visit and very well preserved. Both the basilica and the ruins are definitely worth seeing.

Arriving late evening in Lyon, our Uber driver took us here on a quick detour to our hotel ‘because it is so very beautiful, and you guys can see view of Lyon skyline from there’. Indeed it was a beautiful Basilica, majestic even in the dark of night. Indeed it was an impressive view of Lyon. Very grateful of him, blessed his soul. I got the chance to go back the next morning, and although did not got the chance to go inside, my appreciation grew even more about the opportunity to visit. A must go when you are in Lyon. If your hotel is not nearby, they have tram from the city center that stops directly in front.

Lovely place to visit in Lyon. Get a day ticket for € 6.90 and couple of trains later you are there. Beautiful views of the city (sunset as well). Basilica is amazing. Don't compare it with Vatican however it is grand in its own way.

It is a marvelous place to visit even when you are not Christian. The interior of the basilica Notre-Dame of Fourvière in Lyon, is tremendously high. The walls are astonishing and it drops your mouth down to the floor. I have not taken many pictures inside because my eyes were focused on all the tiny details in each stunning things my eyes would lay eyes on. If one thing to visit in Lyon, it clearly is there and Paul Bocuse Market^^.

What a beautiful basilica one has the pleasure to see, adore and to participate because during our vist a mass was held. The church has an endless history to show, not only in the holy Christian sense but also in its rich architectural designs. A real treat to be there.

Definitely recommend booking a tour to see the rooftop. Amazing view of Lyon. So many gems to see and learn about how the cathedral was built. Who knew so much goes on on the rooftop and top floors of the basilica?

The basilica can be accessed by foot but we took the funicular up and walked on the way down. It’s a very beautiful place of worship and offers wonderful views of Lyon from the viewing area next to it. It’s also worth visiting the Roman ruins which are a short walk from the basilica.

The food market in Lyon is truly a food lover’s paradise. Its offering everything from fresh produce and artisanal cheeses to cured meats and pastries. The variety and quality are showcasing the best of French gastronomy.

Such an amazing experience in Lyon. A great representation of the gastronomic history and life of Lyon. Loved all the stories and information about the great chefs and seeing and trying local specialities. I highly recommend doing a private tour. We went with On City Lyon. The guide was knowledgeable and spoke good English. The tastings were fantastic and we had a great time. The markets were busy with rugby fans but our tour meant we had seats and were able to get in and try a number of different local specialities. One of our favourite tours and visits as a couple.

Came on a Sunday afternoon at about 1pm and some shops were already beginning to close. Some items can be pricey so we didn't buy much, though it was nice to see the variety of goods being sold. Would be worth coming if you arrive earlier, where you can spend more time exploring the area.

How I wish I’d enjoyed this better. There was so little that was gluten free and the vendors weren’t interested in my questions so I never felt anyone understood enough to feel safe eating there. We were starving! Took some ham and cheese & went to the gf bakery and got done bread but by then I was hangry. Tried the risotto which was delightful but I reacted and I don’t have a clue why? It wouldn’t have wheat in it? Loved Dijon market much better.

The store offers a good selection of different type of food. Saucisson de Lyon Brioché is one of my favourites. We arrived a bit late and thought the stores won’t close until 4pm but most stores closed before 3pm. So we didn’t get chance to explore more and rushed to pick a few items and left. The few items we picked turned out to be a bit pricey comparing to hotel’s buffet breakfast. There is a lot of paid parking available and the parking fee is quite reasonable. Will I come back again next time in Lyon? Maybe.

Fantastic market with many providers of fine French food. We had a petit dejeuner at La Fer and it was very nice. Pastry came later. Not too crowded early, but the vibe much better later in the day.

It’s designed mostly for tourists. Working hours: by 1pm a lot of places were closed. I personally would recommend getting oysters (I also loved their Bullot) at Maison Pupier (Oyster bar) with better prices (you can even order 1 of each oyster kind) and service compared to Chez Antonin (where I got a rude waitress with super expensive oysters that don’t even taste good). Another recommendation is to get lyonnaise delicacy - red praliné tart at Seve (yes it’s expensive).

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(Translated by Google) A bridge connecting the two sides of the city. I personally liked the view to the river and walk in the direction of the cathedral. (Original) Μια γέφυρα που ενώνει τις δύο πλευρές της πόλης. Προσωπικά μου άρεσε η θέα προς το ποτάμι και βόλτα προς τη κατεύθυνση του καθεδρικού ναού.

(Translated by Google) Yes, but I like the Saint George footbridge. It takes you from Saint Jean to Place Bellecour. The night is magic (Original) Oui .mais je aime la passerelle saint Georges. Elle fait passer de Saint Jean à la place bellecour.la nuit c est magic

(Translated by Google) Hello, I often have to pass through the Kirchner merchant bridge area. The explanations of applicability are deplorable. There is no Kirchner merchant bridge sign. Would it be possible to provide clues with directions indicated on the signs please. It is an area where many roads intersect. Thanks in advance (Original) Bonjour, j'ai souvent à passer dans le secteur du pont Kirchner marchand. Les explications de l'applicabilité sont déplorables. Il n'y a aucun panneau pont Kirchner marchand. Serait il possible de donner les indices avec des directions indiquées sur les panneaux s'il vous plaît. C'est un secteur où s'entrecroisent beaucoup de routes. Merci d'avance

The Hôtel de Ville de Lyon, or Lyon City Hall, is one of the city’s most impressive architectural landmarks—grand, historic, and perfectly situated between Place des Terreaux and the Opéra de Lyon. Built in the 17th century and later restored after a fire, this building is a showcase of French Baroque elegance and civic pride. Its ornate façade, intricate sculptures, and imposing bell tower make it a standout feature of central Lyon. Every detail, from the symmetrical windows to the sculpted allegories and coats of arms, reflects the building’s historic importance and artistic richness. It’s especially stunning when illuminated at night, casting a golden glow over the square.

Delightful architecture and so really accessible to the public. I popped into a small courtyard space by chance to find a ribbed ceiling and what would have been s nice space to chill out!

The Hôtel de Ville and Place des Terreaux in Lyon are absolutely stunning! The architecture is magnificent, especially at dusk. It's a truly grand and historic spot, perfect for a leisurely stroll and admiring the beauty of Lyon. A must-see!

Looked pretty from the outside. Lovely area with nice architecture. Seems like a pretty popular tourist spot.

Not open to the public, except for special tours Hôtel de Ville is the city hall of Lyon. It was completed in 1672, designed by architect Simon Maupin. After a fire in 1674, it was rebuilt and modified by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, the chief architect of Versailles. Its baroque façade features sculpted figures, grand columns, and a central clock tower originally crowned by a statue of Louis XIV, later replaced with one of Henry IV.

Wonderful building ! Bonus point for the pride flag in July. The residents are allegedly really nice. They have sometimes weird ideas regarding city planning but that 's always the occasion for a good laugh !

What an exceptional building from the exterior. Unfortunately it was closed and we couldn't gain entry inside, but appreciated the water feature and huge fountain in the foreground. It really makes such an incredible backdrop to the city.

We scratched 2 itches at once here..some hot fish soup for my wife on a cold winter day and some world class escargot for me. The soup wasn't exactly a flavor bomb but the addition of shredded cheese and rich aioli pepped it up.. Good glasses of wine to wash it down ....friendly service at the counter....Noisy and fun at the counter as the punters hustle by behind you...

I had a lovely lunch here today: escargots and oysters. The escargot were some of the best I’ve ever had, and oysters were very fresh. The service was also friendly and quick. I look forward to returning to this restaurant if I’m ever in Lyon again.

Super friendly (english speaking) personnel, delicious food and nice atmosphere. Other restaurants in the food hall were turning us away at 2:30pm because they would close soon, but not here.

Came here for lunch and took a seafood platter which was excellent. Products were good. Service was ok Recommended

This is always me and my mums favourite place to eat when we come to the halles in lyon, the service has always been friendly and the food is delicious and fresh

Went there because a comment stated that you HAVE to try the “urchin” there. HOWEVER, it’s off the menu today. Unlike other restaurants (usually provide a prepared fruits de mer on the menu), you could create your own fresh plateau.

I had the seafood platter. It was excellent. Worth paying the premium for hi quality seafood.

Good place to enjoy in a Sunny day. 1-2 hrs are more than sufficient to see and relax. Kids(need to be constantly monitored) can play in small activity area.

Incredibly beautiful view, by the end of it, t You will be gifted just across the street, by the most delicious bakery in the area i believe. It's totally worth it.

Nice view but not really much to do there given most of the island is private (hotel)

Beautiful view and beautiful sunset romantic place for couples

Lovely

Very lovely and romantic place

Beautiful hideaway close to the city.

The view is nice but there isn't too much to do or see here, and the photos on the internet are a bit deceiving

We went here after hearing it was one of the best places to visit in Lyon. When arriving we thought in disbelief, “This is it?”. Half the island and all historical buildings are closed off to the public. What remains is a small, green park and playground that you can walk around in 5 minutes. It is a nice and shaded spot to eat a snack or rest, but that’s it. It’s a four-star small park, but as an attraction it’s one star.

Nice and peaceful island, but not much to do, if you didn't take your lunchbox with you.. the island is really small and half of it is actually closed to the public.. But quite lovely landscapes, I have to admit !

I created a 3-day travel guide, and this place is one of my recommendations. 🗺️✈️😍😍🥰🥰

It's a wonderful hidden place full of wonder and awe. It is a shame they still haven't refurbished the church and old disused barrack building.

Love this ole barbe full of history! The walk on the river banks is so relaxing! The bakery Joqueteur is pretty decent!

Visited on a wednesday afternoon at 16h and it was closed. Asked a priest passing by and he said the access was restricted, only people living there could go in, quite a disappointment

I had a fantastic walking tour in Lyon with Quentin! The tour lasted a little over 1.5 hours and flew by thanks to his energy, warmth, and great sense of humor. He really knows how to connect with the group, making everyone feel included and entertained with his jokes and stories. Quentin clearly cares about sharing his love for Lyon—he not only explains the history but also brings it to life with a folder of images that illustrate the stories in such a vivid way. I also appreciated how helpful he was, even offering a paper guide at the end so you can keep exploring on your own. If you want a tour that’s fun, informative, and led by someone who truly wants you to understand and enjoy Lyon, I couldn’t recommend Quentin enough!

A truly wonderful walking tour in Lyon! Quentin was a great guide that kept things fun and interesting with all the history that he helped us discover. He was very kind and it was clear he's passionate about this beautiful city and sharing it with its visitors. I 100% recommend taking any of the tours he offers. Thank you, Quentin!

I am a tough critic, and this tour blew me out of the water! I have been working as a tour guide for 5 years now, so I have quite high standards, and Quentin is one of the best in the business! Funny, informative, energetic, easy to understand, and excited to answer questions, this tour was one of the highlights of my trip to Lyon. We explored 3 distinct neighborhoods, went inside many traboules, learned about the workers history of Lyon, and more! I would gladly do his other tours and recommend Quentin to anyone visiting Lyon. The walking is a very easy pace, and you're going downhill for the beginning, so it is super easy. You will see lots of amazing architecture, beautiful view points of the city, and super cool street art all around. Quentin makes sure to make everyone feel comfortable, and clearly loves what he does. Thanks for this amazing tour! À bientôt!

This was a wonderful walking tour with so much information on the history of Lyon and the beauty that is obvious but also the beauty hidden behind doors. Quentin was a wealth of knowledge and did an excellent job of keeping it interesting and fun. I highly recommend this tour!

Great tour! Quentin is enthusiastic, funny and knowledgeable. Pace was good for old and young. Clear loud voice (no issues for those with hearing aids). Best way to get a quick overview of Lyon and its history. Communication via What’s App with fast responses to messages and questions

Quentin is a very knowledgeable guide who made the walking tour interesting and fun to be on. I loved the "secret" tunnels we walked through, his sense of humor and the individual care he demonstrated for each member of the group. I highly recommend any tour with Quentin.

Quentin is a great guide! The pace of the tour was perfect and it was interesting every step of the way. We did the tour with a 10, 14 and 21 year old and they told me Quentin "wasn't boring like some other tours we've done" 😆 they really enjoyed it, especially the traboules!

The pass is wonderful in some countries where plenty of train lines link many cities and towns (Netherlands, England) however the pass does become quite useless in others where buses are the only option (Scotland with Scotrail), or when high reservation fees are required and often double if you book late (France with SNCF, Italy with Trenitalia). Sometimes it's actually impossible to make a reservation for a train despite technically selecting a ticket for it (Lyon - Barcelona with AVE). Some trains even depart with empty seats despite attempting to reserve one, but unable due to a limited number of reservations with a Eurail/Interrail Pass allowed (Brussles, Paris - London with Eurostar). Disappointingly no metro transportation is included. Reservation information can be incredibly vague and lack vital information. Customer service aren't very empathetic when their system fails. In my opinion a €2 online booking fee should be all that is needed to make a seat reservation when required (unless it is a sleeper train requiring bed/food service), buses should be included in this when there are no trains (in app bus bookings with €2 fee), and all metro trains, trams and buses should be included. Eurail started in 1959, it's nearly 2024, with the technology available Interrail/Eurail shouldn't be this disappointing and dysfuntional to use. I'd much rather be a customer of a proper functioning rail service with one main function, than a dysfunctional one which many hidden costs but includes a bunch of the odd discounts that you can search for and potentially apply while being a pass holder.

Always some problems with this train, even now I’m writing this because the train for no reason stood in the middle of nowhere in the Christmas night, and people waiting 2 hours and can’t get home. Very bad train company. 0 of 5 stars.

Bad thieves who use technical faults Stealing exorbitant fares without providing a service is why we need an alternative to private rail, which, sadly, France does not have.

Always on strike. I don't know why the regular people has to suffer because SNCF canceled their trains. I have to postpone for the second time my trip to Paris due to their social movement. Zero stars SNCF

Very dirty train, uncomfortable, old, broken seats, no number of your seat, from lyon to Geneva not worth the money!

they still ask people to wear the stupid mask even after science proved their uselessness and the rest of the world gave up on them

(Translated by Google) 1 star because we can't give 0, SNCF is literally the worst rail network on this planet. Never a train on time... can we want to go home on time after a day of work? Currently waiting for a train for 30 min IS THIS NORMAL????? You hate sncf but hey... you only have to look at your Google rating to see your incompetence. Good evening (Original) 1 étoile parce qu’on peux pas mettre 0, SNCF est littéralement le pire réseaux ferroviaire de cette planète. Jamais un train a l’heure… peux on avoir envie de rentrer chez sois à l’heure après une journée de travail ? Actuellement entrain d’attendre un train depuis 30 min EST CE QUE C’EST NORMAL????? Vous foutez la haine sncf mais bon… il n’y a qu’à regarder votre note Google pour voir votre incompétence. Bonne soirée

(Translated by Google) A comfortable waiting platform with movable bollards inside. In July, the difference in levels was 11 meters. Life jackets are mandatory. (Original) Wygodny pomost do czekania, wewnątrz ruchome polery. W lipcu różnica poziomów wynosiła 11m. Obowiązkowe kamizelki.

(Translated by Google) Parking nearby, very interesting place (Original) Parking à côté , lieu très intéressant

(Translated by Google) The inside walls of the lock were wet when passing through. No graffiti on the inside (Original) Schleuseninnenwände waren nass bei der Durchfahrt. Kein Graffiti an den Innenseiten

(Translated by Google) We locked up🤩 (Original) Zsilipeltünk🤩

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful lock the only thing that is a shame is the pedestrian access you can't get closer to see the lock (Original) Une très belle écluse le seul truc qui est dommage c'est l'accès pour piéton on peut pas s'approcher de plus près pour voir l'écluse

(Translated by Google) I could lock every day - a great experience (Original) Ich könnte jeden Tag schleusen - ein tolles Erlebnis

(Translated by Google) It gets wet when passing under the gate. (Original) Bei der Durchfahrt unter dem Tor wird es nass.

(Translated by Google) The most enriching district of the city Interplanetary and cosmopolitan mix of all nations. (Original) Le quartier le plus enrichissant de la ville Mélange interplanétaires et cosmopolite de toutes les nations.

(Translated by Google) This bus stop is convenient but the area is very poorly frequented, I pass Guillotière every day, it gets tiring to get off the bus and have illegal offers. (Original) Cet arrêt de bus est pratique mais le quartier est très mal fréquenté, je passe tous les jours a Guillotière, ça devient usant de sortir du bus et d'avoir des propositions illégales.

(Translated by Google) Small factory with no real interest, prices are high.. (Original) Petite usine sans réelle intérêt les prix sont élevés..

(Translated by Google) Very cool (Original) Très cool

Very nice bridge along the river and by the confluence museum! Great view and easy access

A modern bridge over river Rhône linking it to the Confluence science museum from the south end.

Nice view

Modern

(Translated by Google) This contemporary footbridge only welcomes pedestrians, cyclists and the tram. Very well laid out, with large sidewalks, benches, even deckchairs, it allows you to stroll and rest while contemplating the natural site of the confluences and the very beautiful museum located there. (Original) Cette passerelle contemporaine n’accueille que les piétons, les cyclistes et le tramway. Très bien aménagée, avec de vastes trottoirs, des bancs, voire des transats, elle permet de flâner, de se reposer tout en contemplant le site naturel des confluences et le très beau musée qui y est implanté.

(Translated by Google) A superb bridge, very pleasant for pedestrians. The top of the top in terms of Lyon bridges, which easily outclasses its neighbor, the Pont Pasteur. (Original) Un super pont très agréable pour les piétons. Le top du top en termes de pont Lyonnais, qui surclasse sans forcer son voisin, le pont Pasteur

(Translated by Google) The structure of the bridge is very beautiful. The bridge is for trams, pedestrians, bicycles... It has a beautiful view of the Musée des Confluences and the city. It is great for walking in the summer as there is always a cool breeze. There are even places to sit. (Original) A estrutura da ponte é muito bonita. A ponte é para o tramway, pedestres, velos... Tem uma linda vista para o Musée des Confluences e para a cidade. Otima para fazer caminhada no verão pois sempre tem um vento fresco. Tem até lugares para sentar.

A lovely area for a stroll. I highly recommend visiting this spot and exploring the city both during the day and at night. It's one of the best experiences in Lyon, offering scenic views without taking up too much of your time. Perfect for a leisurely walk!

Passerelle de la Place de la Justice (or also known as Passerelle Pierre Truche) is a quiet and peaceful pedestrian bridge that offers a moment of calm in the heart of the city. Tucked away from the more crowded tourist spots, this bridge provides a serene view of the Saône River and the surrounding architecture. It’s an ideal place for a leisurely stroll, to pause and reflect, or simply enjoy the gentle sound of the water flowing below. Whether you visit in the morning light or during a golden sunset, the atmosphere here remains tranquil and soothing—a perfect escape within Lyon.

Nice pedestrian bridge with a great view on the river and its banks.

The Palais-de-Justice courthouse footbridge crosses the Saône River. It features a width of 4 meters and a span of 136 meters, supported by cable stays suspended from a single pylon shaped like an inverted Y, painted in red and located on the left bank of the river. A sculpture by Gabriel Gouttard, is situated at the entrance on Quai Saint-Antoine. View on the bridge looking towards Vieux Lyon with Pont Alphonse Juin in front.

Passerelle Pierre-Truche is a nice little spot. The view over the river from there is totally worth a stop. Peaceful and scenic.

wonderful view. the lighting created by the lights of the city and the lights of the bridge is very beautiful. There is a very beautiful view. Walking here and watching the view is peaceful…

In the evening you can have a surreal experience.

Nice bridge with amazing view of the church and the river banks

a really cool bridge because you can take some really nice photos of the old buildings in Lio from this bridge, we are all so very colorful you get really really nice great photos are definitely going to visit if you are traveling there. I could take great picture if you see.

Nice views of Lyon from here

It's a bridge. It can lead you over the river savely and it looks quite good while doing it. The view from the bridge on the old Town with its numerous churches is gorgeous, though.

Amazing place! ❤️

Where: Pont Bonaparte - Saône, France What: Bridge on the Saône How was it: You get a really nice view from this bridge, the basilica Notre Dame de Fourvière. It's nice to see it from both perspectives. Grade: Eli = 4, Serge = 4 Recommend: Yes

Beautiful renovated bridge

One of the bridge in Lyon city. Scenic view on both sides of the river banks, and this bridge is open for both pedestrians and vehicles. There is a cycle and jogging track on the lower ground, by the river banks. A good place to sit down and enjoy the view during sunny day

Nothing special just another bridge.

A busy crossing point over the Rhone connecting the I'sle to the Part Dieu side of the city. This side comes to life in the evenings with bars on barges and thousands of people relaxing and chatting.

Bridge in the centre of Lyon, with lovely views up and down the river. Restaurant and Bars are close by.

Photoscenic place, nice to visit during sun shine and sun set

Google is asking me to review a bridge I just walked across. So here we go. Great bridge. I got from one side of the river to the other. I walked but I seen people drive, bike and scoot across so it's very versatile. Great location. Right where I wanted to cross. There it was. A bridge! Would recommend to a fellow traveller wanting to cross from one side to the other. No matter which side you start. Would definitely cross again.

Great location for a walk. Nice view. There are some bars near the river.

Wonderful place. Nice view

Without a doubt a place with many bars around the riverbank. Walking is a pleasure to see the beautiful bridges that surround it.

Overview of part of Lyon. Right across the Intercontinental Grand Hotel Dieu. Peaceful. You may quit the business of Lyon for a while...

Best part of Lyon to just move around!

ist so beautiful there, specially at night with the lights

Classic bridge. Has nice walkways for pedestrians.

This is one of the best place for evening hangout. Get your drinks and snacks and spend the evening with your friends on the staircase next to the bridge. The bridge provides spectacular views of the bridges on River Rhone, hotel-dieu de Lyon and fourviere on the hill. The place is easily accessible by tram T1 and metro D.

It is a very nice bridge for it is possible to behold the Rhone river very peacefully, wind sometimes rocks the bridge and the structure squeaks a little, it sounds frightening when one hears it by the very first time yet the structure is very safe and I found it amusing at the end of the day; the view is beautiful and snapshots are too. Very recommendable place to spend some time in peaceful contemplation.

Nice old suspension bridge. Calmly swings sometimes - under the heavy bikers :) If you walk around the "Terreaux bat de Argent" district this is a must go {through}!

Nice old bridge, really interesting for pictures. Specially when the sun sets. You can feel the movement when you walked passed, as it is not a rigid brige.

Pedestrian bridge crossing the Rhône.

Another lovely old footbridge that crosses the Rhône and connecting Quai du Général Sarrail with Quai Jean Moulin. It's a bridge with fascinating history and without its fair share of tragedies. It takes its name from Collège Lycée Ampère at the Quai Moulin side of Vieux Lyon. The view over the Rhône is spectacular especially in the evening and can get quite crowded depending on the time of the day. Great view of the Lafayette Bridge and The Church of Pothinus from this bridge.

The view of the river is amazing! My favourite spot to chill with friends.

Great view of the city from an amazing bridge 🌉 🥰🥰🥰