Hotel Kyriad Prestige Lyon
4-6 rue Mortier Lyon, Rhône-Alpes, 69003, France
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Le grand départ
... br> ville. et là,j'en avais vraiment marre !!!
Bref me voici donc au mc do à 8h du mat' attendant que le ville
prenne vie petit à petit et surtout que je puisse rejoindre mon petit
lit dans l'auberge de jeunesse ! une bonne sieste est de
rigueur !
Je vous souhaite à tous une bonne journée !
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Lyon > Paris
Okay, I'll admit it. I like Lyon much better than Paris. I don't really have an explanation for why that is... It seems much more livable, calmer, and more friendly (although still, I'm sorry to say, not that friendly). Thomas took me to the oldest part of the city and it was so beautiful! I loved the houses along the river, and the giant cathedral on the hill overlooking everything. I chose not to go see the cathedral, but instead explore the narrow streets of this ...
Lyon
... Dame de Fouvierre, dans le quartier du meme nom, qui est situe au sommet d'une coline que l'on atteint en funiculaire. Malheuresement, la meteo n'etait pas pour nous, le ciel gris nous a empeche de profiter de la vue.
Comme Lyon est reconu pour etre gastronomique, nous avons mange dans un bouchon, le nom commun des restaurants de la ville. Pour bien vivre la vie lyonaise, j'ai goute aux specialites locales (ouef poche dans une sauce au vin ...
Tour de France
... best preserved Roman ruins are in the south of France. We first stopped at Orange and saw the Arc de Triomphe d'Orange, a 2000 year old Roman arch that was built as an entrance to the city and as a symbol of Caesar’s power. It was amazing how much detail was left in the cravings after so many centuries. After that we found one of the only restaurants open and had lunch. After lunch we explored the ancient amphitheater. It's one of the best preserved Roman ruins and it's still ...
"Don't bloody run into each other!"
... antsy and feeling as though we need to get outside.
Wandering through town, we see a group of people come out a hidden door and realize we have stumbles upon one of the Traboules in Lyon that used to be used for secret passageways through town, we sneak in and follow where the passage takes us. Finally out, ee decide to cross off the Cathedral St. Jean off our list, but in the square in front of the cathedral, a band of what must have been high school aged boys were ...



