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The geographical position of Lyon, at the confluence of the Saône and the Rhône, has enabled it to play an important role in the region and in the country.
occupied since prehistoric times, the site already hosted a city in Roman times and became the capital of Gaul at the beginning of our era.
It is however during the Renaissance that Lyon experienced a real golden age, notably thanks to its fairs, the installation of Florentine bankers within its walls and the production of silk worked by the canuts.
We suggest you book a hotel in Vieux Lyon, an area that is home to a rich architectural heritage dating from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Vieux Lille is nestled between the banks of the Saône and the Fourvière hill and is divided into three districts: the Saint-Georges district, which was once inhabited by the canuts and included the Sablet port, the Saint-Jean district with its traboules, pedestrian passageways crossing the courtyards of the buildings, and finally the Saint-Paul district, crossed by the Rue Juiverie and lined with beautiful Renaissance houses.
After the visits and the walks, push open the door of a Lyonnais bouchon to savour a traditional dish such as quenelles or cervelle de canut, a cheese-based speciality.