Lyon: gastronomy, history and culture.

While not neglecting the city's history and relevant facts, the tour has a gastronomic focus. I think one of the best things about traveling is tasting new and local flavors. Lyon, being the French and world capital of gastronomy, offers thousands of places to eat well, from Les Halles de Paul Bocuse to Michelin-starred restaurants, cafes, bistros, local and international street food, and countless bakeries and pastry shops.

Tour in approximately 2 hours:
-Roman Archaeological Garden
-Saint Jean (Saint John) Place and Cathedral
-Longest traboule in Lyon
-Saint Jean Street
-Passerelle (bridge) Saint Vincent
-Great Mural of the Lyonnais
-Place des Terreaux and Garden of the Museum of Fine Arts
-St. Nizier Church
-Rue (Street) Mercière
-Place des Jacobins (Jacobins)
-Place Bellecour

The tour ends in Place Bellecour, very close to a typical Bouchon Lyonnais restaurant which I highly recommend because I had the opportunity to work there for a while; you can enjoy a traditional menu at reasonable prices.