Shopping in Lyon
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Raconte-Moi La Terre
Fab travel bookshop.
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La Halle de Martinière
Small indoor food market.
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Outdoor Food Market (Presqu’île)
One of Lyon two main outdoor food markets.
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Outdoor Food Market (Croix Rousse)
One of Lyon two main outdoor food markets.
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Book Market
A treasure trove of hard-to-find titles (most in French).
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Le Village des Createurs
Local, just-known or yet-to-make-their-name designer boutiques.
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Presqu'île
Presqu'île is a fantastic outdoor food market in central Lyon.
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Le Cri du Kangourou
Skate shop Le Cri du Kangourou rents blades per half-day/day/weekend.
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Planète OL
Planète OL sells tickets for football matches at the Stade de Gerland.
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Crafts Market
Along the Saône, meet artists selling their paintings, sculptures, photography and more.
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Au Vieux Campeur
Excellent camping store stocking a mammoth range of maps and travel guides (many in English).
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OL Store
Tickets for football matches at the Stade de Gerland are sold at club boutique OL Store, opposite the stadium.
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Potager City
The fruit-and-veg service Potager City shops at markets and delivers by bicycle throughout central Lyon.
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Raconte-Moi La Terre
Travel bookshop (mainly French-language titles) with free wi-fi; also rents laptops – ask at the café at the back and present some ID.
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In Cuisine
This foodie haven has an astonishing selection of culinary, gastronomic and wine titles. It also runs cooking courses, demonstrations and tastings, and serves lunch in its salon de thé.
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Montée de la Grande Côte
Silk, stained glass and other galleries and workshops come and go the length of this walkway linking Croix Rousse with place des Terreaux, 1er. Several more galleries stud the eastern end of rue Burdeau, 1er.
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Les Halles de Lyon
Lyon’s famed indoor food market Les Halles de Lyon has over 60 stalls selling their renowned wares. Pick up a round of impossibly runny St Marcellin from legendary cheesemonger Mère Richard, and a knobbly Jésus de Lyon from pork butcher Collette Sibilia. Or enjoy a sit-down lunch of local produce at the stalls, lip-smacking coquillages (shellfish) included.
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St Jean Délices
For the sweetest souvenirs, this enticing spot sells all eight varieties of Lyon's specialty sweets made by traditional local confectioners including les coussins de Lyon (Curacao-flavoured dark chocolate in sugary almond paste) and les pralines rouges (almonds in red vanilla-flavoured caramelised coating, which is a fixture of local desserts and patisseries), as well as handmade chocolates.
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Decitre
Stocks foreign-language fiction including English (very limited travel section).
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Centre Commercial La Part-Dieu
Adjacent to the Part-Dieu train station, Lyon's vast indoor shopping centre is dominated by a pencil-shaped tower nicknamed le crayon.
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