PERFECT FOR Couples seeking a gastronomic and cultural escape · Festival lovers (Nuits de Fourvière, Festival Lumière, Nuits Sonores) · Food enthusiasts and serious gastronomes · Discerning business travellers · UNESCO heritage weekends · Fête des Lumières (December) · Honeymoons and anniversaries THE DETAIL THAT MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE Your apartment is on a pedestrian street — one of the rare addresses in Vieux-Lyon entirely sheltered from cars and urban noise. You sleep in the silence of a medieval village, 200 metres from one of France’s most celebrated festivals, 150 metres from a Michelin-starred restaurant with a view of the Alps, and steps from a secret garden that offers the most beautiful panorama in the city. This is not a rental apartment. This is a Lyonnais address.

A beautifully characterful T2 apartment nestled in a classified Renaissance building in the heart of the pedestrian historic quarter. Sleeping 2 to 3 guests comfortably, the apartment combines the authentic charm of old Lyon — exposed stonework, period architectural details — with everything you need for a seamless, hotel-quality stay. The apartment has been classified as a 3-star Meublé de Tourisme by the French tourism authority, the official national certification guaranteeing a verified level of comfort, equipment, and service. Everything you need for a perfect stay: 🛏️ Double bed with quality hotel-standard linen — freshly laundered for every arrival 🛋️ Comfortable living area — ideal for a third guest on the sofa bed 🍳 Fully equipped kitchen: refrigerator, hob, microwave, coffee maker, all utensils 🚿 Private shower room with hairdryer and quality toiletries 📶 High-speed WiFi 🌡️ Heating and ventilation 🔑 Autonomous keyless entry — arrive at any hour, completely independently ✨ Professional hotel housekeeping service for every arrival

Everything on foot. Nothing missing. ⭐ Restaurant Têtedoie — 150 metres The finest view in Lyon from a dining table. Michelin-starred chef Christian Têtedoie — Meilleur Ouvrier de France — has built one of the city’s landmark addresses on the hillside above Vieux-Lyon. The gastronomic restaurant offers tasting menus of exceptional refinement. The Rooftop terrace (open spring and summer) serves a more accessible menu with the same extraordinary panorama: the entire city of Lyon spread at your feet, and on clear days, the Alps. I can help you reserve — just ask. 🎭 Grand Théâtre Antique de Fourvière & Nuits de Fourvière — 200 metres Built in the 1st century BC, the Roman amphitheatre is one of the best-preserved ancient sites in France. Every summer since 1946, the Nuits de Fourvière festival transforms it into one of Europe’s most magical live music and performing arts venues. The 2026 edition marks the festival’s 80th anniversary — with Pulp, Jack White, Lorde, Massive Attack and more. Over 110 performances across music, theatre, dance and circus. Tickets sell out fast: book early, and I’ll give you the insider’s guide to the best seats. 🌿 Jardin des Curiosités — on your doorstep Lyon’s most extraordinary hidden viewpoint. A pocket park designed by Montréal artists, perched at 232 metres on Fourvière hill, offering a 180-degree panorama over the entire city. Open until 10 PM in summer. The garden’s sculptural chairs bear an engraved quotation that reads: “I was told that from the heights of Lyon, at the limit of sight, one can sometimes see, 150 kilometres away, where the sun rises, the summit of Mont-Blanc.” Come and find out if it’s true. I’ll tell you the exact time to arrive for the perfect golden light. 🏛️ Parc de la Visitation — 300 metres A serene 19th-century monastery garden winding through cloistered alleys, shaded tree-lined paths, and a direct wooded trail to the Roman theatres. Beautifully unknown to most visitors. Perfect for a quiet morning walk