The area close to confluence of The Rhone and Saone rivers is mostly a UNESCO heritage site. The view is wonderful and there are lots of old buildings.
Mike and I went to La Croix Rousse, where silk workers used to live. It is on a hill, and another lovely place in Lyon.
As it was Saturday, there was a market.
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| Produces are about 1 month earlier than in Canterbury. Apricots were already there. |
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| The smell was so good here! |
There, we finally found the first sighthound in Lyon.
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| A lurcher walking his master. |
We took a metro to get there, but we walked down. It was such a pleasant walk!
| La Croix Rousse |
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| A redstart |
| A redstart |
All buildings are in warm pastel colours, from cream to salmon pink.
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| La Croix Rousse |
Some buildings are open to public.
| Inside traboule |
We took more photos of gargoyles in the Gothic church, St Nizier. I love gargoyles!
We sat outside for a lunch. It was warm.
There was some floral events in Lyon. Here is a bizarre installation.
My favourite is this! La vie en rose!









