Romanèche-Thorins attractions

On this guided walking tour, you'll be taken to explore some of Lyon's most famous cultural landmarks. You'll have the chance to visit some of the French city's most famous sites, including the Place des Terreaux, Hôtel de Ville, Bartholdi Fountain, Fresque des Lyonnais and more. As you explore the medieval Traboules and wander through Vieux Lyon, your guide will offer insight into the city's history and some of the Rennaissance-era architecture on show.

With this ticket, you’ll be able to embark on an exclusive journey behind the scenes at Olympique Lyonnais, one of Europe’s most modern stadiums in Décines-Charpieu. You’ll go on an immersive tour and get the chance to access areas usually reserved for players and staff. You can dove into the club’s history and explore state-of-the-art facilities within a unique architectural setting. You’ll see iconic areas, including the locker rooms, pitch-side and players’ entrance. You can discover the rich history of the football club with a visit to its official museum. You can also witness the stadium’s high-tech infrastructure, renowned for its design and technology.

This electric bike tour of Lyon is led by a friendly, knowledgeable local guide and follows a smooth, mostly cyclable route suitable for all levels. Along the way you will ride beside the Saône with views of Fourvière Hill, cross iconic squares such as Bellecour, and use the fully dedicated cycle paths along the Rhône. The route passes through Parc de la Tête d’Or, Lyon’s large central park, and goes by Terreaux Square and the famous Fresque des Lyonnais. As you move through the city, the electric bikes make it comfortable to cover a large part of Lyon while you learn about its history, culture and daily life. The pace is relaxed, so you can enjoy the scenery and ask your guide questions about the places you see. This tour combines city sights, green space and riverside views to give you a clear introduction to Lyon.

Explore the hidden stories of Lyon as you walk through its streets and landmarks. You will hear anecdotes and legends that bring the city’s past to life, learn about its role as France’s foremost publishing centre and as the capital of the Three Gauls, and understand why Lyon is called the capitale de la Résistance française. Along the way you will encounter the city’s outstanding museums, sense its dynamic cultural life, and discover the facts that helped make Lyon France’s gastronomical capital. You will linger at major monuments and slip into some of the most awe‑inspiring secret places tucked away from the main routes. As you move through different neighbourhoods, the mix of grand history and local stories will create memorable moments — a reminder of the saying, The world is a book, and those who do not travel and discover, read only one page.

Lyon reveals itself to those who take the time to explore it. On this guided walking tour, you’ll be taken through the city’s historic heart to uncover its treasures — a mix of heritage, local anecdotes and the city’s art de vivre. The pace will let you appreciate both the sights and the stories that shaped them. Your walk begins on the banks of the Saône in Old Lyon, where the famous traboules — the secret passages typically found in Lyon — are tucked away. A guide, described as passionate and accessible, will introduce you to the city’s history through local tales and anecdotes, keeping the visit informative and lively. As you move on to the Peninsula, Lyon’s nerve centre, you’ll admire its grand squares, elegant facades and emblematic buildings, including the Place des Jacobins, the Inn-Dieu and the vast Place Bellecour. Along the way, you’ll gain a clearer sense of Lyon’s layout, atmosphere and cultural highlights.

This self-guided audio tour brings Lyon to your phone with 100 captivating audio stories. You will have a personal guide in your pocket that works directly from your browser, so there’s no app to download. The tour will let you start anytime and explore at your own pace, with pause and resume features. There are no groups or fixed schedules, making it suitable for solo travellers, couples or families. As you move through the city, you will hear vivid storytelling with soundscapes and voice narration that bring each location to life. Expect to encounter Lyon’s most iconic landmarks, including the ancient Fourvière, while weaving through the historic Vieux Lyon (Old Town) and the bustling Presqu'ile district. Along the way, the commentary will point out both top sights and lesser-known hidden gems, giving context and colour to what you see. The experience focuses on flexible, immersive listening that fits your own rhythm and interests.

At the Museum of Fine Arts, you will move through a collection that stretches from antiquity to the contemporary, housed in the Saint-Pierre Palace. As you explore, you’ll see works ranging from ancient Egyptian artefacts to paintings by Monet and Picasso. In the Greek section, pause by the Kore sculpture, and follow an audio guide to learn about ancient Egyptian death rituals while viewing a funerary mask and coffin. Along the way you may spot Nicolas Poussin’s The Flight into Egypt and admire the museum’s Renaissance ceramics. After your time in the museum, you’ll enjoy an audio tour of Lyon’s top sights. As you walk through the city often called the Capital of Lights, the tour will share stories about landmarks such as Saint Jean-Baptiste Cathedral and Place des Terreaux, along with other notable places as you move through the centre.

With this ticket, you can embark on a journey through time at Le Hameau Duboeuf, Europe’s premier theme park dedicated to the art of viticulture and winemaking. On this experience, you’ll go through 2,000 years of vine growing and winemaking history. You’ll explore exhibition rooms, operational wine cellars and dynamic and 3D cinemas. You’ll also immersive yourself in the sound and light show, ‘My Beaujolais’. Additionally, you’ll have a wine tasting session in a Parisian cabaret-style ambiance, enhanced by the melodies of a fairground organ. At the Gare, you’ll encounter an innovative sound and light show titled ‘L’Impérial’. This spectacle merges history with fiction, bringing collectible objects to life. There’s an optional visit to the vinification center and aromatic gardens, along with mini-golf, pedal cart rides and giant chess. For those who love a good mystery, digital investigation games Explor Games® are available both indoors and outdoors.

This self-guided route offers a different way to explore Lyon’s Croix-Rousse district and its famous traboules. You will delve into the story of a young silk weaver, which prepares you for a journey through time as you uncover corners of the neighbourhood rich in history. Along the way you will encounter episodes of local history and be set observational or reflective puzzles that encourage you to look closely and rethink familiar places. You will be completely independent: simply follow the route and solve the puzzles through the application. No fixed date is necessary, so you can complete the course at your own pace. The experience will combine historical snapshots, the atmosphere of the traboules and the silk-weaving past of Croix-Rousse with interactive challenges designed to help you rediscover the area in a unique way.

Set inside a magnificent reconstruction of the 1900 Station Hall, Le Hameau Duboeuf is a unique park that presents the story of vine and wine as part of our heritage. On arrival, you will find a thoughtfully restored building and an atmosphere that links historic architecture with contemporary displays. As you move through the park, you will encounter original and playful presentations that reveal the many facets of vine and wine and their place in local culture. Along the way, exhibits will illustrate how vine and wine have shaped traditions, landscape and everyday life. The experience will be both informative and engaging, designed to make the heritage of vine and wine accessible and memorable.

In Lyon, you’ll join Thierry for a hands-on pastry class where you’ll learn about the ingredients used and pick up his insider tips and tricks for creating the perfect pastries. Along the way he’ll explain techniques and share practical advice drawn from his passion and talent for baking. His warm sense of humour will keep the atmosphere relaxed, making the session both enjoyable and educational. During the class you may sip a cold glass of juice, tea or coffee, or bring your own drink. You’ll practise making pastries with Thierry’s guidance and then take home everything you make, ideal for sharing with friends and family. The experience focuses on learning the craft, tasting as you go and leaving with your own creations to enjoy later.

You’ll explore Lyon’s Old Town as you move between mural paintings, hidden traboules and other must-see places. Along the way you’ll meet passionate local craftsmen who will share their expertise and offer samples of their emblematic products. The visit blends cultural discovery with food tasting, giving you a strong sense of Lyon’s culinary traditions. The experience includes four tasting breaks that will introduce you to Lyon on a plate. On the menu are an assortment of regional cold cuts served with a glass of red wine, a selection of regional cheeses paired with a glass of white wine, and a praline brioche with a fresh or hot drink. From 3 April to 31 October you’ll typically sample artisanal ice creams; from 1 November to 2 April you’ll typically taste an assortment of chocolates. Please note this tour is not a full lunch, but a very good aperitif to start your evening.

At the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon you will move through a collection that spans antiquity to the contemporary. The galleries will take you from ancient Egypt to paintings by Monet and Picasso. You will step inside the Saint-Pierre Palace to see works from ancient Greece, including the Kore sculpture, and listen to an audio guide that explains ancient Egyptian death rituals as you view a funerary mask and coffin. Along the way you will spot Nicolas Poussin’s The Flight into Egypt and admire the museum’s Renaissance collection of ceramics. After your time in the museum, you will enjoy an audio tour of Lyon’s top sights. As you explore the Capital of Lights, the commentary will share stories about Saint Jean-Baptiste Cathedral, Place des Terreaux and other landmark locations, giving context to the city’s history and architecture as you walk.

On this historical and naughty tour of Lyon, you'll cross the peninsula and admire its monuments and winding alleys while exploring the city's sensual past. As you move through the streets, the guide-actor will set a playful, historical tone and lead a walk that blends local architecture with stories from Lyonnais life of old. Along the way you will hear the famed tales of local debauchery and learn about surprising medical advice from 14th-century doctors on procreation — and even masturbation. A curious merchant figure will describe the contents of his so-called “carriage of pleasures” and show a historical collection of toys. You will also be offered excerpts of erotic literature from earlier eras, presented as part of the historical narrative. The guide is not in costume but will be smartly dressed and performative, keeping the tour engaging and provocative without theatrical robes. This visit contains explicit content and is reserved for adults who know how to control their emotions.

This ticket will give you admission to the Visitor Trail of the Cité in Mâcon, where you'll discover the history of Bourgogne wines. This multi-sensory experience will take you through ten thematic areas to learn about the riches of the vineyards of the Côte Chalonnaise and Mâconnais. You'll hear stories, interact with various multimedia devices, smell the palette of aromas and learn about tasting. The experience will conclude with a wine or grape juice tasting from the Cave de Prestige selection. A kids' route is also integrated into the main trail and shares insights into the history of Bourgogne’s vineyards, including fossils, the vineyard cycle, grapes and animals.