Lyon
Of a human scale, Lyon is the second largest urban agglomeration in France, with 1.3 million inhabitants in Greater Lyon and 2.6 million in the Urban Metropole. Lyon's geographical location, economic dynamism and quality of life make it a place for enjoyable living:
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- An outstanding natural location
Located at a major crossroads, Lyon has used its natural assets to ensure easy access to the city.
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- 2000 years of history
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lyon features many interesting attractions.
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- Numerous green areas
The city invests in major projects which are developed in harmony with greenery.
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- Lyon, is also:
- Gastronomy
The art of fine living is cultivated at over 1,500 restaurants, brasseries, bouchons (typical Lyon eatery) and cafés…
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- Culture
Through major institutions, galleries and companies, Lyon follows the cultural season.
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- Last but not least, Lyon is also strongly committed to the 17th World Convention of Rose Societies
With parks, gardens and museums, as well as a Rose Festival open to all. Lyon counts on making this convention an exceptional event.
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