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Croix Rousse
Soulful Croix Rousse - a gargantuan step back in time from the Lyon Confluence - is known for its village air, bohemian inhabitants and lush outdoor food market. The hilltop neighbourhood quietly buzzes north up the steep pentes (slopes).
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Fourvière
Over two millennia ago, the Romans built the city of Lugdunum on the slopes of Fourvière. Today, Lyon's 'hill of prayer' - topped by a basilica and the Tour Métallique - affords spectacular views of the city and its two rivers. Footpaths wind uphill but the funicular departing from place Édouard Commette is the least taxing way up; use a metro ticket or buy a return funicular ticket.
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Parc de la Tête d'Or
Lyon's graceful 117-hectare Parc de la Tête d'Or, landscaped in the 1860s, is graced by a lake, botanical garden with greenhouses, an Alpine garden, rose garden and zoo. When it's warm you can rent boats, ride ponies, play miniature golf, take a twirl on a fairground ride or watch a puppet show. The park is served by bus 41 or 47 from metro Part-Dieu.
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