Top Things to do in Rhone
10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Rhone That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Rhone, France including Chateau de La Chaize, Basilique Notre Dame de Fourviere, Tour du Vingtain, Couvent de la Tourette, Mur des Canuts, Traboules du Vieux Lyon, La Renaissance Du Vieux Lyon, Abbaye de Saint Martin d'Ainay, Memorial Jean Moulin, Fresque des Lyonnais.
Restaurants in Rhone
1. Chateau de La Chaize
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Chateau de La Chaize is the biggest family estate in Beaujolais, bought in 2017 by Mr Christophe Gruy. Currently closed because we are doing renovations, we will be pleased to welcome you next fall to show its rich history and its different cuvees.
2. Basilique Notre Dame de Fourviere
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4.5 based on 11,335 reviews
Standing atop Fourvière Hill, this basilica, constructed in the late 19th century, has an ornate interior to contrast its grave exterior.
Reviewed By Moko2000
This is a very beautiful church and the mosaics and ceiling are amazing and the view over Lyon is amazing as well. You can either take the tram or walk up. Its very easy to reach from old town
3. Tour du Vingtain
4. Couvent de la Tourette
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4.5 based on 60 reviews
5. Mur des Canuts
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4.5 based on 1,423 reviews
Reviewed By 750dimitrisl - Sydney, Australia
There are several areas in Lyon with huge wall paintings or murals. And they are all fantastic. We managed to see a few, although we had to walk around quite a bit. Le Mur Des Canuts is one such mural and it is painted on a huge wall. It was created in 1987. It represents a day in the life of silk workers who worked in the neighbourhood and who had taken protest action against their poor working conditions in the 1800s. Apparently the mural is updated every now and then. This is a great piece of art and is really part of the local area and its culture and traditions.
6. Traboules du Vieux Lyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,028 reviews
Reviewed By 386bast - Brussels, Belgium
this has to be one of the highlights of visiting this amazing city you just have to wander the Streets get lost and then start looking for the traboules and whe you find them just marvel in their beauty
7. La Renaissance Du Vieux Lyon
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4.5 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By 750dimitrisl - Sydney, Australia
This is a lovely part of Lyon. We wandered around and just enjoyed the old atmosphere. The architecture is enough to keep anybody absorbed. The buildings are worth checking out and so are the many cafes and restaurants which are all over.
8. Abbaye de Saint Martin d'Ainay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By KTGP - Adelaide, Australia
Basilica of Saint Martin d'Ainay, located in the Presqu'île district was once part of a prosperous and powerful abbey. The Benedictine abbey was founded in 859 and there are records of a church at the same time. Reconstruction of the church took place in the 10th century and was consecrated in 1107. By the 13th century the abbey had become wealthy and powerful, however by the 14th century there was a decline in the abbey, due to the plague. The War of Religion in 1562 decimated the abbey and damaged the church, which were eventually restored but by the 18th century, Saint Martin d'Ainay had become a parish church. During the French Revolution the church sustains damage again, when it is used for grain storage. It was enlarged and renovated in the Romanesque Revival style during the 19th century. Listed as Monument Historique in 1840 and it became a basilica in 1905. Saint Martin d'Ainay is not large and grandiose but it is charming, with a beautiful interior, one of the best churches in Lyon. Should you find yourself in Place Bellecour only 750 metres away, (Google Maps) with some time on your hands, take a detour.
9. Memorial Jean Moulin
10. Fresque des Lyonnais
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,133 reviews
Reviewed By maea8 - Perth, Australia
saw on hop on hop off bus...great execution and very interesting to look at ...good variety of subjects
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