26/May/2025 | Did you know?
“Four floors of voluptuousness – or how Rue Major Martin vibrated more than Croix-Rousse” This was happening in the 70s, in Lyon, long before hipsters transformed bouchons into tapas bars and the word “authentic” was printed on checkered...
12/May/2025 | Did you know?
Founded in 1872, Café des Fédérations is a historic Lyonnais bouchon serving traditional Lyonnais cuisine. Among its specialties is the Tante Georgette-style beef coat, an emblematic dish of the establishment.Tante Georgette was the aunt of one of the owners, Monsieur...
13/Apr/2025 | Did you know?
The city of Lyon is often considered the capital of French gastronomy, and the bouchons lyonnais are one of its most emblematic expressions. Bouchons are small, typical restaurants serving friendly, generous cuisine, often based on popular traditions. Historically,...
20/Mar/2025 | Did you know?
Saint-Marcellin is a delicious cheese from the Isère region, near the town of Saint-Marcellin, although it is also very popular in Lyon and often associated with Lyon gastronomy. It’s a small, soft cheese made from cow’s milk (sometimes formerly from...
6/Mar/2025 | Did you know?
In the heart of Lyon, the capital of gastronomy, certain alliances sublimate flavors and perpetuate traditions with excellence. Such is the case at Café des Fédérations and Maison Cellerier, true Lyon institutions and emblems of culinary savoir-faire. When you walk...
14/Feb/2025 | Did you know?
The Pont Morand, located in Lyon’s 1ᵉʳ arrondissement, is an iconic structure spanning the Rhône, linking the Terreaux and Brotteaux districts. Inaugurated on July 1ᵉʳ, 1775, it was originally a wooden bridge comprising 16 arches and measuring 279 meters in...
