48 Hours in LYON France (What to see, eat & do)
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- We spent 48 hours in Lyon, the gastronomy capital of France
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I love it when Mr. Frenchie takes a bite of something delicious and does that little dancing fingers thing! 😊
It's a sympathy of food
He is transforming into a French 😄
In past videos, I have said the same thing, but I called it the conductor fingers. It’s like he’s contacting an orchestra and it’s so charming!
@@charlotteetienne1371Hes from France. She is FroM USA
I'm a Brit who moved to Lyon from the UK 20 years ago. I love it. It's just the right size - has a great mix of big-city buzz and almost village-like squares. Fantastic transport system for getting around.
I enjoyed the overhead panoramic shots but there's so much more to the city - a walking tour is a great way to see it and there's a "hop on, hop off' tourist bus that allows you to alight anywhere that catches your eye, then continue on your way on the next bus.
Really, 48 hours isn't long enough! :)
Wow what appetites! I am English and with my French wife have lived in Lyon for 50 years. Could never return to London and Kent after having lived a marvelous life here. ❤ Ah, just another sip of Beaujolais. This year 2023 is going to be a great one. Thank you for making such a great film too.
What would Saturday morning be without a second cup of coffee and watching Les Frenchies? Superb tour of Lyon and loved every minute of it! Thanks so much and stay cool -- it is heating up here in NYC -- and can see it is the same in Lyon!
I just discovered your channel, I'm French but I've been living abroad for 10 years, a bit like you. Your love for French culture and indulgence for all our flaws warms my heart. And Lyon is my hometown, sooooooooo underrated. Thank you!
T'inquiète pas , nous Lyonnais on sait ^^
For the traveller from Paris, and that city’s rather monochrome palette of grey to greyer (with splashes of very intermittent colour to relieve the gloom, for Paris knows that it’s a resolutely northern place, and its buildings reflect those often cloudy skies), the first thing that strikes you about Lyon, 250 miles to the south, are the warm colours. Someone described the city’s overall appearance as like a crate of peaches ripening in the sun and this captures it nicely, as the red roofs and sun-bleached, fading stone more than hint of Le Midi, a hop-skip-and-jump down the Rhone Valley (Vienne? Valence? Montelimar?) It’s no accident that Lyon is almost exactly on the same latitude as Milan and Venice, as there is more than a hint of the Italianate in the ochre walls. Lyon is a lovely open city, with significant elevation on one side - reminiscent of Grenoble - looking east over the rivers divided by Presque Ile, across the rest of town. The most charming bit is the oldest bit, as is always the case in most French (and other countries’) cities. I almost gave myself a double hernia trying to romp up Fourviere Hill, but the pain soon eased when I clocked the majestic views from atop. There are also significant Roman ruins up here that are more extensive than I’d expected; a couple of theatres and other sundry bits and bobs. Least said about the Basilica (a sort of Romanesque/Byzantine mess of a mash-up) itself, the better. The reason to be up here are the views. The best church in Lyon is the main cathedral just down the hill. The rest of the time is best spent just aimlessly wandering. The old working-class district of La Croix-Rousse, is a (slightly gentrified) throwback to Lyon’s industrial past; a kind of self-contained village within the city. Place Bellecour, the city’s main square is a big, pompous, unwieldy thing and resembles nothing so much as a military parade ground. You can imagine Napoleon rallying his troops here on his way back from exile, (even if he never did.) But minor quibbles aside, Lyon can easily cope with 3 days of your life. I still can’t quite decide if its ‘northern’ or ‘southern’, though; I have always personally marked the start of Le Midi on this side of France at Montelimar, but on a midsummer’s day in Lyon, with the cicadas’ electric buzzing filling the air: this could well be the ‘true’ south. But where oh, where, are the shutters?!
Another amazing thing about Lyon are the Roman theatres sitting above the Old City. Stumbled across them in my '48 hours in Lyon' and couldn't believe how well preserved they are.
Antoine and the dancing hands. I love it. Merci for taking us with you
What a trip and excellent recommendations of affordable and delicious places. You're the best to find out best hidden places in France.
My favorite is seeing Antoine doing his conductor-hands move when he loves what he's eaten! I know he really likes that food!
Les Halles is my favorite spot on Earth. Glad you guys had a great experience especially making and tasting the macaroons.
Bonjour....it was great as usual. Lyon is a special treat !!! Can't wait until the next video...Please be careful with all the unrest going on specially in Paris !!!
I went to Lyon when I was younger with school, didn’t appreciate it then but am definitely going to go back after watching your video! Love your videos, so informative! 🇫🇷🏴
My boyfriend and I are going to Lyon over New Years. We have never been to Lyon, this video is just what we needed.Thank you, thank you so much for doing this one.
So glad to see you enjoying and sharing your visit to Lyon. I only discovered Lyon in 2015 and immediately fell in love. It reminds me of Paris when I lived there 50+ years ago - not so crowded with tourists.
I spent 5 days in Lyon on my trip to France last fall. But I had gotten a cold a few days before, and all during my time there I HAD NO APPETITE! All those wonderful food options, and I could barely force myself to eat. 😢
I’d give this one a hundred thumbs up if I could! Lyon looks like a dreamy destination. I think we just pushed our trip from 2 to three weeks!!!
Great to see Lyon. I have a French friend who told me it's a lot like Paris but better! The explanation is that it is smaller yet charming. Thanks as always!
Thank you for another great video and introducing me to Lyon. I live in Zurich Switzerland and never knew how fantastic this city is ...
Lyon is my favorite city in France. Two restaurants to recommend, besides Cafe Comptoir Abel, would be Cafe Terroir, my favorite, and La Maison Marie. I always stay at Hotel de Celestins, a very small, 3-star hotel and close to the theatre, but roomy, clean, close to everything, and inexpensive. While your video was fun (and all of them are very informative), there's so much more to Lyon than just the food. You should plan at least 3 days (preferably 4) in the city and then more days for wine tours originating from Lyon for Cote du Rhone, Beaujolais, and Burgundy.
You are now officially certified macaron experts. Great going Lyon!!!!
Your daughter seems so lovely and thank you to Elizabeth for being involved in the video, and her friend too!
Beautiful town, splendid tour, merci beaucoup for sharing the fun times!
Nice 3 days in Lyon! A good mix of food & sights! Not too long, just right time frame!
Love your content. So informative, well-shot, respectful and applicable to regular people like me. Thank you fr Singapore
Stayed at The Roosevelt in Lyon a month ago. Lovely, well situated hotel. Wonderful service, great time even in the rain!
Thank you for taking us with you!
You gave us some great tips & food options in Paris last year, so we were glad to find your Lyon video. We will be there later this year. Thanks,
We were in Lyon this past May and LOVED it! It was definitely a gastronomical wonderland. Vieux Lyon is the place to be. I got gorgeous silk and Jacquard scarves, praline Brioche, crepes made right before our eyes. Wonderful
My favourite is when you’re dining in many, many different dining experiences ❤
Thanks a lot for uploading these videos ❤❤❤… planning to go to France 🇫🇷…….. n your channel is a blessing 🎉🎉
Another fantastic video! I didn't know that Lyon was the gastronomic center of France. You've just shown me another place that I have to visit. Bon Voyage a tous!
You guys are living the best life! Thanks for sharing!
And just like that our Saturday treat is here! ☺️
Lyon is definitely has been on our list and you just confirmed our wish to travel there! 🙌🏻
Happy weekend Colleen and Antoine! Was great to “meet” your daughter!
If you visit, and you have a day spare, head to Dijon, another beautiful town
Nah dijon have only good mustard that's all , stay in Lyon ^^
Contente de savoir que vous avez visité Lyon. En tant que Lyonnaise, je suis fière.
Magnificient! Thank you all.
I enjoyed the expressions on your faces while you were savoring the food. I always feel loved when I eat French food, as if they cared about me so much, they performed their culinary skills to the best of their ability, every time! It's just wonderful. ❤️❤️❤️🍷⚜️
Thank you for sharing , stay safe during this difficult period of the French Republic
You guys are living the life! ❤
This is again a gem of a vlog!!!! So deliciously informative and such fun!!!
Perfect timing. I will be in Lyon later this year. Looking forward to visiting
I love Paris but thank you for showing us how much more there is to see, do and eat in France.
I’ve just spend the past week in Paris. I ate at a lot of the places you reviewed on the channel. My personal favorite was “Breizh Cafe”. ALSO, when I left Paris for my next travel destination… I saw you guys at the train station. I really wanted to come say hi, but it was nice just to see you. 😁
We visited Lyon in 2017 and really loved it. We definitely have it on our list to visit again. I know you mainly visited for the gastronomy, but with our kids we really enjoyed the Musée Cinéma et Miniature.
One of my favorite memories of my stay in Thiviers was visiting the farm store for the farm in Brantome en Perigord that made the duck rillettes, foie gras and cans of duck confit. I was not a fan of duck until then and now I love it. I miss all the fresh food that you get in France.
I have learned many new things about Lyon! Thank you..
Love the black top and red scarf on Colleen in this vidéo, very stylish ❤
Hi Frenchies! Nice to see that you are expanding to other cities. I just returned from France. I followed some of your recommendations for Paris. Food was great. We then went to Bordeaux and also explored the Provence region.
It is so wonderful to see France through your eyes and experiences. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for sharing your life with us/me. You are truly an amazing family.
Come to see us , Lyon is waiting for you ^^
My absolute favorite town in France.
Yay! I’m excited for videos like this. I adore Paris and so enjoy your videos but it’s really cool to get to see other regions as well. And so fun that it included a visit from your daughter! It makes it extra special. I love making macarons and now need to add taking a class at Richart to my France to do list.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel that is SO cool! Well will just have to buy some instead!
Okay, another area on my bucket list! Thank you for sharing.
Your videos make me salivating. They are as good as the food you eat.
For some reason I love to hear that spoon sound from the coffee cup …
Food looks sumptuous. Now Lyon is on my list❤️
Wonderful and wonderful ❤
I will visit France again due to you both.
😍
Beautiful city, amazing video!
Magnifique et grand themè du debut de week end et dimanche pour la matin
My mouth was watering this whole video! 😂 great job guys !
I have honestly been waiting to see you do things outside of Paris - especially cities like Lyon, where I'll be visiting later this summer. Thanks for this, and enjoy your travels!
Love Paris but in some ways Lyon is kind of more interesting or at least a nice addition to those already Paris experienced.
@@ramencurry6672 love all those painted sides of buildings all around town.
This is great - I was hoping you would make a video showing a trip to Lyon!
Love this! I am going to Lyon tomorrow!!
I wasn’t sure, and now I am.. I want to go to Lyon!! Another great video 👌🏽
Glad to see you enjoyed our city! Come back soon!
We will!
@@LesFrenchiesTravel in your next time at the paul bocuse hall watch carrefuly around you before go in , you have a beautiful giant paul bocuse on a wall....Cant wait for see your second video on my town .....Even if i see her everyday of my life lol you know than " les Lyonnais " love their town like a family member ....And you have respect our town with your video .....THANK YOU !
Better than the " famous paris " isn't it ?^^ Lol bye
This looks ammmazzing! Merci!!!
Another great video! Thank you! I would definitely do a 4 hour round trip for Ravioles au foie gras, and since Antoine played air piano after tasting the rillettes de canard, I may have to stick around for that too!
i lived in lyon years ago love it...
Thank you so much for your hotel advice in Paris. I had a fabulous stay.
thanks for those info, hope can visit Lyon one day~~~
FABULOUS, thank you Colleen and Antoine! Hope you do Toulouse at some point in the future!
Thank you both so kindly for highlighting Lyon, my most anticipated and long-awaited vlog that I requested of you several months ago. ❤ I savored the flavors vicariously, as it appears that Lyon is indeed a worthy destination for us Foodies and if not better than Paris, it is at least very comparable. What say you?
Lyon is MUCH better for a foodie than Paris.
Cannot wait to explore Lyon & Bordeaux next year! Perfect combination! 🩷❤️🩷
PS please do an episode of Bordeaux as well 😊
We were in Lyon last week and stayed at the Hotel Bayard Bellecour. I thought of you as I know how much you love romantic places. This is the most beautiful and romantic hotel I have ever seen. You have got to go back and experience it and add it to your recommendations for Lyon!
Merci pour cette passionnante visite de Lyon, j'imaginais pas que c'était aussi vaste !
@@LesFrenchiesTravel I had no idea..
This is the kind of thing i want to do when traveling!
I really enjoy your channel!!!❤🎉
Nice. We visited Lyon back in May
Aaah Lyons - the Bistro capital of France. 25yrs ago I had plans to go from England to work and learn in the Bistrots there but I did something very silly - I fell in love, what an idiot!
Great post, guys 👍.
Great Food video guys!
Thanks for the wonderful video! I was in Lyon for 3 days in summer 2017. I love the city for its combination of the old town and the new town, and a river running cross the city. This reminds me of Shanghai where I am from. Looking forward to more your visit to Southern France. BTW, I miss Marseille so much!
There are 2 rivers, the Rhône and the Saône and we even say a third river: The Beaujolais because it flows down our throats. This year with all the heat we've had will be great year. Don't forget "only drink it in moderation" as we say in France.
We were in Lyon last July and stayed in an Airbnb in a place built in the 1630s! Hope you got to see some traboules, the secret covered passageways.
I love the little marzipan figurines! They must be tasty.
@16:17 had seafood with my spouse in that place a year ago and i definitely recommend.
It is on the pricey end but what an incredible time we had.
Great city, very nice and full of life! 🌸🌸🌸
Hi from Lyon! Well thank you for all the good things you’re telling about my city 🥰. Lyon is also known for its lights. Monuments, universities… are all light up wonderfully at night.
I love m’y city and for sure 2 days isn’t enough 😄
Have a nice Sunday!! 😘
PS: don’t ask for a “bouillon” in Lyon… we don’t know what it is… -concerning a type of restaurant of course 😁-
I’ve only passed through Lyon but it’s definitely to my to do list next time I’m in France .😋☺️
Great video. Thx.
I felt the same way about the food court. It’s a foodie jewel
Going there in September…..your video made me so excited……..❤❤❤
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Hi ! I'm french living in Lyon. Thank you for this video giving a little taste of what lyon can offer to visitors. But there is so much more to see 😉 I hope you will come back. I would love to go to a "real" bouchon with you.
Thank u for this absolutely lovely video.
@@LesFrenchiesTravel 😄
You two are my favorite channel right now just remember to share the burger LOL!
I love Lyon!
I’ve not yet been to Lyon, but I most certainly will go! All that food looked so amazing. I keep thinking of the bone marrow, or as I like to call it, God’s butter 💃🏽🥰
Love this as Lyon is a wonderful, compact & walkable city but with a great metro & tram system which we have visited several times & with history going back to the Romans. The amphitheatre at Fourvière is beautiful & Fête des Lumières each December is utterly stunning. So many places to see 2 days is easily filled.
As for food, my last meal with our Lyonaisse friends in December was very "traditionnel" with Salade de Cochonailles (museau, cervelas, pieds de veau, gras double, lentilles) followed by Tablier de Sapeur. Well, when in Rome......okay Roman France anyway. 😀😀
Please go back soon & show people more of a fantastic city.
Forgot. We stay at Hotel Vaubecour which is No. #1 rated on TA for Lyon hotels but it's actually a 2* B&B so it's very reasonably priced. Family run & really, really good.
Mouth-watering experience across cyberspace. Thanks.
In Madrid, they are converting a lot of their old mercados to have restaurants, tapas, groceries, etc. They are wonderful, whether I took friends to the more touristy ones or to the neighborhood ones, they are not to be missed.
Lyon on my bucketlist! 😍 Maybe next... Rouen?
How did you know that I’m putting Lyon on a future “to visit” list!!!! ❤️😂
Mille mercis!