CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY OF RESISTANCE AND THE
A museum with torture cells and rooms in the basement, considered a place ...Read more
GERLAND PARK
Read moreLess known than that of the Tête d'Or or that of Parilly, the park of Gerland is yet a green lung between the banks of the Rhone and the facilities of the Matmut Stadium. In the south of the city, this park is also called Confluent Park, offering natural continuity to the banks of the Rhone, or even privileged access to the Confluences Museum. Created by the landscape architect Michel Corajoud and inaugurated in 2000, this 18 hectare park occupies a former industrial site which has been preserved a building to house the Maison des Fleurs where you can discover all the natural interest of the famous Megaphorbiaie, the park's garden-promenade composed of 18,000 plans of 300 different species, water lilies, trees and vast lawns. A park naturally focused on sports activities: children's games, skate parks indoor and outdoor, carousel… You can also see many ducks in the canals or an astonishing chromatic garden that lights up in the evening.
CENTRE D'HISTOIRE DE LA RÉSISTANCE ET DE LA DÉPORTATION DE LYON
Lyon's Centre d'histoire de la Résistance et de la Déportation is a major ...Read more