From thetravelmagazine
Lyon has had many accolades over the years from being the historic European centre of silk, the ancient capital of the Gauls to the birthplace of cinema and more recently the world capital of gastronomy, Lyon seems to have it all. It is after-all, heralded as France’s second city – after Paris – and as it is built on the banks of two rivers and between two hills, the bridge-hopping, hill climbing experience adds a new dimension to the way you explore a city that was once an industrial hub.
The city offers a blend of old architecture and new cuisine, of traditional crafts and avant-garde art that is likely to appeal to even the most exigent traveller. .>> http://snip.ly/y4rre
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