Oui, Ç´est une fête importat, mais a Vieux-Lyon, vous pouvez trouver des boulangeries ouverts. Lyon est spectaculaire!

Hello Robin KUPFER, May you please give me your email and I will send you informations about these companies for your stay in June. My contact is cprudhomme (at) lyon-france. com Thank you and see you soon, Cécilia LYON CITY EXPERT

They do have similar car services... However the public transport system is very extensive, and links up with all the forms, and will Maybe a better bet

Bonjour Rosa Maria, La Fête des Lumières démarrera le 6 décembre et se terminera le 9 décembre au soir. Toutes nos disponibilités d'hébergement sont en temps réél sur notre site lyon-france dans la rubrique "HOTELS" il y a encore de la disponibilité pour le 8/12 au soir pour 2 chambres 4 personnes, en fonction de votre budget. Je vous invite à regarder également sur les autres dates car bien entendu le samedi soir reste la date la plus demandée! Toute mon équipe reste à votre service pour votre venue à Lyon par email à info @ lyon-france. com . A votre service! Cécilia PRUDHOMME Responsable Accueil

Bonjour! Le métro ligne D est rapide et direct entre Gare de Caise et Vieux Lyon! À quelle date serez vous a lyon? Cecilia

Hi Noori, You can purchase the tickets for the Hop On Hop Off bus at the Tourist Office located on Bellecour Square (open 9 am-6 pm). You can also buy them on the bus directly. We sell 1 or 2 days tickets. You can take the bus at the bus stop which is on the street behind the Tourist Office, at the corner with Victor Hugo street. Enjoy your stay in lyon, Kind regards, Jean-Julien, Lyon City Expert

Hello and welcome to Lyon ! You can easily reach the tourist office from Lyon Part-Dieu train station with the bus C9 which is direct. You can take it in front of the train station (exit Vivier-Merle, between the train station and the shopping mall). You will have to stop at Bellecour (last station). I you prefer the metro, you can take the line B (direction Gare d’Oullins) to the station Saxe-Gambetta and then change for line D (direction Gare de Vaise) and stop at Bellecour. The tourist office is located on the square (building with the flags). We look forward to welcome you in Lyon! Best regards, Eleonore LYON CITY EXPERT

Hi Andrew! At the tourist office place Bellecour we will be glad to provide you for free our guide COLLECTOR in English to discover Lyon’s food at the time of your stay. Here are a few additionnal tips to enjoy our gastronomy: - Have a walk in Quai Saint-Antoine Market: this market is located on Quai St-Antoine, near the Saône river. It’s open every morning (except on Monday) till 1PM. You will meet local producers and supply like an inhabitant of Lyon! - Discover les Halles Paul Bocuse: this covered market gather the best producers and products of the region. Open every day (except on Monday), it’s located on cours Lafayette near the train station Part-Dieu. Perfect for a lunch or to taste local specialties! - Eat in a “Bouchon”: “bouchon” is the name of traditional restaurants from Lyon. Ready to taste “Quenelles”, “Saucisson chaud” or “Tarte aux pralines”? Check the website dedicated to the Certified Bouchons of the city: les bouchons lyonnais See you soon at the tourist office and “Bon appétit” in Lyon! Eléonore Lyon City Expert

Dear Madam, Thank you very much for your message and your interest in Lyon ! We will be delighted to help you organize your stay in Lyon, can you just copy your question to our email address info at lyon-france . com ? This address is our mailbox for all the information about the discovery of the city. We look forward to welcome you in Lyon! Best regards, Eleonore LYON CITY EXPERT ONLYLYON