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Lione - Rodano - Alpi - Francia
Tour panoramico di Lione in e-bike di 2 ore
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Scoprite le due principali colline di Lione e godetevi un modo efficiente e sportivo di visitare la città!
Validità: Flessibile
Lingua: Inglese, Francese
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Durata: 2 ore
Conferma istantanea
Visita guidata
COSA SCOPRIRAI
- Fai una passeggiata per le vie della città per esplorarla appieno
- Prima volta in città? È l'occasione perfetta per conoscerla al meglio
- Lasciati avvolgere dall'atmosfera della città mentre la tua guida ti accompagna tra strade e vicoli
LA TUA ESPERIENZA
Scoprite Lione da una prospettiva completamente nuova grazie a questo tour guidato in bicicletta elettrica, progettato per scoprire senza fatica le due colline più famose della città: Fourvière e Croix-Rousse. Grazie all'ebike, scivolerete comodamente in salita godendo di ampie vedute sulla città.
Accompagnati da una guida, attraverserete i quartieri storici, vi fermerete nei punti panoramici e scoprirete le storie che hanno plasmato l'identità di Lione. Dai panorami delle colline ai sentieri lungo il fiume, questo tour offre un perfetto equilibrio tra cultura, natura e divertimento.
Un'esperienza ideale per i viaggiatori che vogliono esplorare Lione in poco tempo!
Vieux-Lyon (Lyon Old Town)
Lyon’s Old Town, called Vieux-Lyon in French, is one of Europe’s largest Renaissance neighbourhoods. Vieux-Lyon is most famous for its narrow cobblestone streets, colourful historic buildings, and secret passageways known as traboules which are scattered throughout it. Visit this neighbourhood to get a real taste of old France.Vieux-Lyon can be split into 3 districts: Saint-Jean, Saint-Paul and Saint-Georges. In particular, we recommend you walk around Rue Saint-Jean to see the medieval Saint-Jean Cathedral and explore the nearby restaurants, shops, and traboules.Vieux-Lyon has been designed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998. This historic part of town is located between Fourvière Hill and River Saône in central Lyon. Although some may appear underwhelming, the buildings in this area date back to the Renaissance era and tend to hide elaborate interiors and stunning courtyards.
La Croix-Rousse, Lyon
Work hard and play harder is a motto that is lived and breathed in the neighbourhood of La Croix-Rousse in Lyon, France. Located on a 254-metre-tall hill between the Saone and Rhône rivers, La Croix-Rousse has a distinctively bohemian culture and vibe that sets the neighbourhood apart from other parts of Lyon, with some residents even choosing to refer to themselves as Croix-Roussians.Thanks to the central role Lyon played in France’s silk industry, La Croix-Rousse is home to many houses that were formerly used as workshops for silk weaving. It’s in part thanks to this fact that the area was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1998.Today, La Croix-Rousse is quite a trendy neighbourhood with a vibrant cultural scene. You should definitely take a stroll through the area to explore some of Lyon’s most unique boutique stores, restaurants, bars, and cafés, and bakeries.
Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière
The imposing Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière (or Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière in French) stands high above Lyon, France, overlooking Vieux Lyon, Place Bellecour, and beyond. This iconic symbol of Lyon is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, making it a popular pilgrimage site in addition to its status as one of the city’s main tourist attractions. Because of its position on top of Fourvière Hill, this minor basilica can be seen from many parts of Lyon.The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière’s design displays a blend of Romanesque and Byzantine architectural styles. The basilica has four main towers and is affectionately known by locals as "the upside-down elephant" because of its appearance.Inside the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, feast your eyes upon the building’s ornate interior. Decorated to the nines, the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière features 6 stained glass windows, 6 large mosaic murals, 16 columns, 8 chapels, and much more.
Place Bellecour
Some might say “all streets lead to Place Bellecour” in Lyon, France. Place Bellecour is a historic city square located in the heart of Lyon, and it often acts as a meeting place, an event space, or a starting point for exploring the city.Considered the largest pedestrian-only open square in Europe, Place Bellecour measures 312 metres by 200 metres. The square plays a central role in Lyon’s social life. Place Bellecour is also part of a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.You’ll find several sculptures In Place Bellecour, including an equestrian statue of King Louis XIV, as well as several monumental buildings lining the square. Depending on the time of year of your visit, you may even see a Ferris wheel which is installed in the square during the winter.
Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Lyon
The Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Lyon, also known in English simply as the Lyon Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic church of major historical significance in Lyon, France. Conveniently located in the heart of Lyon’s old town (Vieux Lyon), this medieval cathedral consistently impresses tourists and locals alike with the large rose window on its facade, its stunning interior filled with intricate altars and stained glass windows, and the famous 14th-century astronomical clock held inside.The Lyon Cathedral took approximately 300 years to complete, with construction taking place from 1180 to 1476. Dedicated to Sain John the Baptist, the cathedral was build primarily in a Gothic style with touches of Romanesque architecture. It is also the seat of Lyon’s Archbishop.
Berges du Rhône
Le Berges du Rhône (conosciute anche come le rive del Rodano) sono uno dei luoghi più frequentati di Lione per rilassarsi e socializzare. Questo popolare tratto paesaggistico di parchi, banchine, strade e sentieri si estende lungo le rive del fiume Rodano dal Parc de la Tête d'or al Parc de Gerland.In una giornata tipica alle Berges du Rhône, ti imbatterai senza dubbio in persone del posto che passeggiano, si rilassano, si godono un drink in terrazza o partecipano ad attività fisiche come la corsa, il ciclismo, lo skateboard e molto altro. Ci sono anche diverse aree gioco dove i bambini possono divertirsi.Il Berges du Rhône è stato costruito tra il 2005 e il 2007 grazie alla rimozione di numerosi parcheggi lungo il fiume a Lione.
Opéra de Lyon
The neoclassical Opéra National de Lyon, usually simply called the Opéra de Lyon, is a sight to behold in Lyon, France. This internationally recognized Italian-style opera house is located right next to Lyon’s City Hall (the Hôtel de Ville de Lyon in French).With its modern, semicylindrical dome roof, the Opéra de Lyon stands out from other buildings in the vicinity. Built in 1831 and renovated in 1993, this striking opera house has hosted many opera premieres and concerts throughout the years.Locals and tourists alike are drawn to the Opéra de Lyon for its diverse programming including opera, ballet, jazz, and more. The venue’s horseshoe-shaped main auditorium contains 1,100 seats. During your visit, don’t miss the rooftop terrace offering excellent views of Lyon.
Lugdunum Museum and Roman Theatres
Take a step back in time at the Lugdunum Museum and Roman Theatres. This museum and UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site located on the slopes of Fourvière Hill in Lyon, France offers you an easy way to immerse yourself in Roman history.Feel like you’ve gone back to ancient Roman times while wandering past the Roman Theatre and Odeon of Lyon, both important monuments which form part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. In fact, this is the place where the Roman city of Lugdunum was founded 43 B.C.Bring your immersion even further at the 4,000-square-metre Lugdunum Museum. Here, you’ll bear witness to one of the most extensive archaeological collections in France, with hundreds of Roman and Celtic artifacts and antiquities lining the halls. Opened in 1975, the museum tastefully blends into the landscape of the archaeological site.
IN SINTESI
Cosa è incluso
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Tour guidato
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Uso dell'attrezzatura
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Casco
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Bicicletta
Cosa non è incluso
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Cibo e drink
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Mance (facoltative)
DA RICORDARE
Accessibilità:
- Età minima richiesta: 14 anni
- Altezza minima richiesta: 155 cm
- I partecipanti devono saper andare in bicicletta
- I partecipanti di età inferiore ai 16 anni devono essere accompagnati da un adulto.
Da sapere in anticipo:
- Questo tour richiede un minimo di 4 partecipanti
MAPPA
6 quai Romain-Rolland, 69005 Lione, Francia
Lione - Rodano - Alpi - Francia
Punto d'incontro:
Cercate un negozio di biciclette e Segway, dove potrete effettuare il check-in 15 minuti prima della partenza.
ALTRE INFORMAZIONI
Penali di cancellazione
Non rimborsabile.
Commissioni di prenotazione
Nessuna commissione di prenotazione applicata.
Fornitore
Musement S.p.A. - Sede Legale: Via Polesine, 13, 20139 Milano (MI) - P.IVA e C.F. 07978000961 - Iscritta al Registro delle Imprese di Milano n. REA MI-1995020 - Licenza Agenzia di Viaggi Online prot. n. 170695 rilasciata dalla Regione Lombardia.
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