Place des Terreaux

Lyon's city hall is on the side of Wotu Square, there are not many tourists, but there are many locals. Lyon is also the food capital of France. There are many food choices near the square. It is also good to have a meal near this place at noon.

The Woodland Square should be the city center in the true sense, because the city hall is located on the east side of the square. The murals can already be seen on the road, and even the windows are painted. The most striking thing in the square is the fountain and sculpture.

The Lyon City Hall is known as one of the three most beautiful city halls in the world. It was built in 1646 and rebuilt in 1674. The exterior of the city hall is now decorated with Italian-style statues and domes, and the interior is Baroque and decorated in a very luxurious style. In the center of the square in front of the city hall, there is a fountain, and there is a memorial bronze statue of four horses in the pool, which is lifelike.

A square in the centre of Lyon, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A square in the center of Lyon, France, on the peninsula between the Thorne and the Rhone, the entire area of the square is listed as a World Heritage Site.

A square in the centre of Lyon, France, on the peninsula between the Rhone and Thorne rivers.

très belle place surtout avec le soleil. l'architecture alentour est magnifique

We went to the Lotu Square in the centre of the city. She was in front of Lyon City Hall and was called "Lyon Heart". The outside of the city hall is decorated with Italian-style statues and domes, which are very luxurious. The flag of France was flying on the city hall, and the golden clock of the city hall was dazzling in the setting sun. Now everything is still so simple and elegant. There is a fountain in the square. Four horses are led by a goddess in the fountain pool. The fountain of the 19th century came from Bartholdi, the sculptor of the Goddess of Liberty in New York. It is said that these four horses represent world civilization, with four rivers representing the Nile River in Egypt, the Euphrates River and the Tigris River in the Middle East, and the Ganges River in India. The main body of the square is divided into squares. Every fountain in the center of the square ground has small water columns spraying out. The wetted ground reflects the facades of the surrounding buildings like a mirror, which makes the fertile earth square beautiful as a fairyland. La Place des Terreaux, the heart of Lyon, continues north to be the Silk Industry Center - "Red Cross Block. To the west, the La Sa & 4; ne River, and the old city of Lyon are in sight. This old block contains many old houses from the 15th to 17th centuries, with bright orange-red colours. Walking along the unique streets and lanes of Lyon, walking in the deep courtyard, in the ancient buildings hundreds of years ago, a strong sense of antiquity comes from the heart. Many Gothic, Renaissance and classical houses are connected to each other, which makes people feel that the long tradition of Lyon City has never been lost under the changing times. Meanwhile, Lyon City Government and Lyon Opera House are all located here.