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Alexandre Kamil Mikhail21 Rue Guynemer
Lyon
69002
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This enticing package presents a cozy and well-appointed bedroom featuring a comfortable 120cm bed, a sleek flat screen TV, and a contemporary Italian-inspired bathroom. As an added treat, indulge in a delectable French breakfast sourced from the renowned bakery, repeatedly hailed as the "Best Bakery of France." Situated in an idyllic location, this accommodation is nestled in a serene district, offering a picturesque view of the Saône river and the historic St. George district, a charming part of the medieval St. Jean District.Description for Gite
This flat offers a spacious area of 120m2, equipped with all essential amenities. Guests can enjoy the convenience of laundry facilities and a reliable wireless internet connection. Please note that the flat is located on the first floor and does not have an elevator.Reviews
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Directions
'7 minutes by foot from Perrache train station, 5 minutes by foot from Bellecour square.
If arriving by car: Follow the Saône riverbanks towards A6/A7 until Square Jamnot.
If arriving by public transportation: Get off at Ampère-Victor Hugo metro stop, then follow the signs towards the Saône riverbanks.'
If arriving by car: Follow the Saône riverbanks towards A6/A7 until Square Jamnot.
If arriving by public transportation: Get off at Ampère-Victor Hugo metro stop, then follow the signs towards the Saône riverbanks.'
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Attractions
- Place Bellecour: Located just a short walk from Rue Guynemer, Place Bellecour is one of the largest public squares in Europe. It features a statue of Louis XIV and offers breathtaking views of the city. The square is often buzzing with events, festivals, and markets.
- Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière: Situated on Fourvière Hill, this stunning basilica is one of Lyon's most iconic landmarks. Known for its impressive architecture and panoramic views of the city, it attracts both tourists and pilgrims. Inside, visitors can explore beautiful mosaics and intricate stained glass windows.
- Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon: Located in a beautiful 17th-century building, this art museum houses an extensive collection of European paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. It features works by renowned artists such as Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.
- Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon): A UNESCO World Heritage site, Vieux Lyon is a charming neighborhood filled with narrow cobblestone streets, Renaissance buildings, and hidden traboules (passageways). Visitors can explore the area's rich history, visit museums, indulge in local cuisine, and shop for souvenirs.
- Parc de la Tête d'Or: Located just north of the city center, this sprawling urban park is a perfect escape from the bustling city. It offers picturesque landscapes, a large lake for boating, a zoo, botanical gardens, and various sports facilities. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll or have a picnic in this tranquil oasis.
- Les Halles de Lyon - Paul Bocuse: Food lovers should not miss this famous indoor food market. Named after the renowned French chef, Paul Bocuse, it is a paradise for gourmet delights. Visitors can explore stalls offering a wide range of fresh produce, cheeses, meats, pastries, and other regional specialties.
- Musée Miniature et Cinéma: This unique museum showcases an impressive collection of miniatures and props used in movies. Visitors can admire intricately detailed miniatures of famous movie sets, as well as costumes, masks, and special effects objects. It's a fascinating place for cinema enthusiasts and those interested in special effects.
- Croix-Rousse: Another historic neighborhood, Croix-Rousse is known for its silk industry heritage. Visitors can explore the traboules, visit silk workshops, and learn about Lyon's silk production history. The area also offers stunning views of the city from its terraces.
- Musée de la Confluence: Situated at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers, this contemporary science and anthropology museum showcases the history of Lyon and its relationship with natural and social sciences. It features interactive exhibits, temporary exhibitions, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views. 10. Parc de la Feyssine: Located on the outskirts of Lyon, this expansive park offers beautiful natural surroundings and recreational activities. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, cycling paths, picnic areas, and a lake. It's a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking to relax and enjoy nature.