The walk almost covered everything, I hope you try those Michelin-starred restaurants the next time. The buildings were amazing, this city has lot to offer from cleanliness to hotels and structures. moreover it's quite less populated out in streets. seems like it was amusing day. Keep flourishing and posting :)
Thank you for your beautiful comment. I came across some articles on ArchDaily tagged under Lyon about new buildings that we have missed that are also worth visiting there. Such as the Lyon Saint Exupery TGV Station and many other buildings designed by world-renowned architectural firms.
Hi @discoveringarni. Wow! How beautiful, beautiful, sublime. Thank you for showing those beautiful places. Congratulations and thanks for the ride. Excellent. Greetings and blessings to you and your loved ones
Hola @discoveringarni. ¡Wow! Que bello, hermoso, sublime. Gracias por mostrar esos lugares tan lindos. Felicitaciones y gracias por el paseo. Excelente. Saludos y bendiciones para ti y para tus seres amados.
Impressive, excellent photographs, magnificent structures and its urban design is great. Thank you for the tour to lyon, although we are far away, its publication allowed me to travel "indirectly" the beautiful city of lyon.
Thank you, I really liked your post. I wish you great success and health, to continue visiting and touring magnificent architectures.
Impresionante , excelentes fotografías , magnificas estructuras y su diseño urbano es grandioso. Gracias por el recorrido a lyon, aunque estamos lejos, su publicación me permitió recorrer "indirectamente" la hermosa ciudad de lyon.
Gracias, me gusto mucho su publicación. Le deseo mucho éxitos y salud, para seguir visitando y recorriendo magnificas arquitecturas.
Hello @memj0310, thank you, it's the advantage of being connected online we are able to discover many different places and it was a pleasure to write and re-live those moments again through writing. Wishing you the same and have a lovely weekend!
Beautiful places. As a civil engineer, I want to explore these places. I am sure that those structures aside from the aesthetics, show great functionality as well. That Cathedral looks really beautiful!!!
I am certain you'd be able to appreciate and explore such sites looking at them through the eyes of a civil engineer particularly the methods of construction and structural innovations and solutions to enhance not only the aesthetics but the user experience as well. Thank you @reewritesthings and have a great weekend!
Weather-permitting, these are the types of walking tours I'd really enjoy! Aside from feeding my eyes with all the visual pleasures of the surrounding architectural sceneries, I'd be extremely busy clicking my camera away...haha! Thank you so much, Arni for showing us the impressive metropolis of Lyon! 😀
Looking at the building up there, one could have easily guessed that it's a catholic church.
I am surprised that I haven't seen any coffee shop around here, knowing you are one coffee lover :)
I am sure you had a great time in Lyon and it indeed majestic.
Thank you so much @lizelle, I am glad you liked it. If given the chance I'd love to return for more interior design discoveries there as well as culinary tours. Have a lovely day ahead!
This post was quite detailed. It almost feels like I went on this walk with you. These are some marvelous structures and I have that itch to explore mine as well.
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I couldn't decide which part I should choose of this Lyon city because both are very unique and different from each other. One gives me modern vibes and the other is completely historical. I really like that Deconstructivist style museum, a very innovative unique style, and looks iconic to me. For me Old part is good for exploration but if I wanna live there I would choose new Lyon. Such a clean beautiful city...
The old and the new harmonized well. I think I would be in a dilemma if I were to pick an apartment between the charming old-style flat or in a state-of-the-art building. Although the latter assures ease of living and the absence of maintenance hassles that come with old buildings. Thank you for your lovely comment
Well, here people prefer Soviet Building apartments for living rather than New building apartments, even these old Soviets flats are more expensive than the new ones. I always wonder why because unfortunately I now live in a new style studio. I asked many people and they said comfort, insulation and longevity, durability matters, and considering these things, they prefer Soviet Buildings. But yes, as you have said, maintenance matters a lot...
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The walk almost covered everything, I hope you try those Michelin-starred restaurants the next time. The buildings were amazing, this city has lot to offer from cleanliness to hotels and structures. moreover it's quite less populated out in streets. seems like it was amusing day. Keep flourishing and posting :)
Thank you for your beautiful comment. I came across some articles on ArchDaily tagged under Lyon about new buildings that we have missed that are also worth visiting there. Such as the Lyon Saint Exupery TGV Station and many other buildings designed by world-renowned architectural firms.
Nice post! Thank you for "walking me through" Lyon 😀
Hello @luca1777 thank you for your kind words, glad to hear that you enjoyed the "walk" 😀.
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Hi @discoveringarni. Wow! How beautiful, beautiful, sublime. Thank you for showing those beautiful places. Congratulations and thanks for the ride. Excellent. Greetings and blessings to you and your loved ones
Thank you for your lovely words @marcosmilano71. Have a beautiful day!
Impressive, excellent photographs, magnificent structures and its urban design is great. Thank you for the tour to lyon, although we are far away, its publication allowed me to travel "indirectly" the beautiful city of lyon.
Thank you, I really liked your post. I wish you great success and health, to continue visiting and touring magnificent architectures.
Impresionante , excelentes fotografías , magnificas estructuras y su diseño urbano es grandioso. Gracias por el recorrido a lyon, aunque estamos lejos, su publicación me permitió recorrer "indirectamente" la hermosa ciudad de lyon.
Gracias, me gusto mucho su publicación. Le deseo mucho éxitos y salud, para seguir visitando y recorriendo magnificas arquitecturas.
Hello @memj0310, thank you, it's the advantage of being connected online we are able to discover many different places and it was a pleasure to write and re-live those moments again through writing. Wishing you the same and have a lovely weekend!
Thank you very much, that is one of the things that motivate me to write good content. The human experience.
Muchísimas gracias, eso es una de las cosas que me motivan a escribir buenos contenidos. La experiencia humana.
Beautiful places. As a civil engineer, I want to explore these places. I am sure that those structures aside from the aesthetics, show great functionality as well. That Cathedral looks really beautiful!!!
I am certain you'd be able to appreciate and explore such sites looking at them through the eyes of a civil engineer particularly the methods of construction and structural innovations and solutions to enhance not only the aesthetics but the user experience as well. Thank you @reewritesthings and have a great weekend!
Have a great weekend too. Yup! I agree. I am curious on what are the building techniques used by other countries.
Absolutely stunning buildings!
The dried herbs got my attention for sure :)
You'll definitely have fun in the Herbal Shop. I was fascinated by all the different herbs and how they're used for certain ailments.
Yes, herbs are amazing.
I had a detailed book when I was living in the UK...I hope to replace it when I go back.
Weather-permitting, these are the types of walking tours I'd really enjoy! Aside from feeding my eyes with all the visual pleasures of the surrounding architectural sceneries, I'd be extremely busy clicking my camera away...haha! Thank you so much, Arni for showing us the impressive metropolis of Lyon! 😀
We just skimmed the tip of the iceberg. Lyon is such an architecturally rich city. I am certain you'll enjoy it there 😀
Looking at the building up there, one could have easily guessed that it's a catholic church.
I am surprised that I haven't seen any coffee shop around here, knowing you are one coffee lover :)
I am sure you had a great time in Lyon and it indeed majestic.
Hello @zanoz, hmm..you're right, I missed the coffee here. We were too engrossed 😊
Lol, I can totally understand:)
Hope you wouldn't next time.
How have you been by the way wonder lady ;)
Hehe, I'm having one while typing this. Doing okay and catching up on the Hive. What about you? How are you doing?
Lol, oh that's cool.
I am doing just okay thank you 😊
Time flies so fast I can't believe it's the weekend soon 😊
Hahaha, I can't believe either.
Feels like just yesterday it was Sunday :)
Lol, I can totally understand:)
Hope you wouldn't next time.
How have you been by the way wonder lady ;)
Beautiful post! Thanks for sharing
Hello @stefano.massari, thank you so much, wishing you a wonderful Saturday!
Thanks have nice week end
This is such a stunning post, you make me want to pack my bags and visit Lyon right now! Beautiful photos @discoveringarni!
Thank you so much @lizelle, I am glad you liked it. If given the chance I'd love to return for more interior design discoveries there as well as culinary tours. Have a lovely day ahead!
This post was quite detailed. It almost feels like I went on this walk with you. These are some marvelous structures and I have that itch to explore mine as well.
Hello @belemo, thank you for reading and for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the virtual tour. Please do share your own explorations soon.
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I couldn't decide which part I should choose of this Lyon city because both are very unique and different from each other. One gives me modern vibes and the other is completely historical. I really like that Deconstructivist style museum, a very innovative unique style, and looks iconic to me. For me Old part is good for exploration but if I wanna live there I would choose new Lyon. Such a clean beautiful city...
The old and the new harmonized well. I think I would be in a dilemma if I were to pick an apartment between the charming old-style flat or in a state-of-the-art building. Although the latter assures ease of living and the absence of maintenance hassles that come with old buildings. Thank you for your lovely comment
Well, here people prefer Soviet Building apartments for living rather than New building apartments, even these old Soviets flats are more expensive than the new ones. I always wonder why because unfortunately I now live in a new style studio. I asked many people and they said comfort, insulation and longevity, durability matters, and considering these things, they prefer Soviet Buildings. But yes, as you have said, maintenance matters a lot...
That's interesting to know, the preference towards Soviet Buildings there. How's your new studio treating you? Hope all is well.
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