Lyon
This French city is a meeting place for food cultures
Lyon’s food culture was further spurred by its location, with the Alps to the east and farmland to the west.
- by Tim Richards
Cruise to Lyon, France: If these painted walls could talk
Kerry van der Jagt steps ashore in Lyon and finds herself in an open-air art gallery
- by Kerry van der Jagt
Ideas for day trips from Lyon
We're going to be in France in October, any recommendations for day trips from Lyon?
- by Michael Gebicki
France river cruise through Lyon: Where film was invented
Kerry van der Jagt cruises through southern France, one movie at a time
- by Kerry van der Jagt
Where to eat andouillette: France's stinky, urine-smelling sausage
If you can get past the aggressive aroma of stale urine mixed with sweet spices and pork fat of this ancient French snag, you'll be hooked for ever more.
- by Terry Durack
Twenty reasons to visit Lyon, France
Not only the gastronomic capital of France, Lyon is a city of celluloid history, resplendent architecture and fine wine.
- by Guy Wilkinson
Is Lyon's new Musee Des Confluences the new Guggenheim?
It looks a bit like a spaceship, and it's taken longer than a NASA mission to Pluto to finish, but France's newest museum is finally ready to welcome its first visitors.
- by Christopher Beanland
Rhone River cruise, Lyon, France: Why this sexy French city isn't just bourgeois
Nothing beats a tour guide with inside knowledge of France's Rhone River.
- by Brian Johnston
Lyon's Musee des Confluences redevelopment: a clean sweep
The seedy side of France's second-largest city, Lyon, is being transformed, writes Lee Tulloch.
There is more to Europe than Paris and Rome
Europe's lesser-visited cities are just as eye-catching, fascinating and fun as their more well-trodden counterparts, writes David Whitley.