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Fort Feyzin is a former military fort built after the war of 1870; there are several all around Lyon. The fort itself is open Monday to Saturday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A loop by mountain bike, running or on foot and possible in the small woods that surround it, several fitness equipment are present on the route.

Pleasant path in the middle of the fields. It is part of the Grandes Terres plateau. This space of approximately 500 hectares offers a favorable place for farming.

Fort de Feyzin is part of the defense system created after the 1870 war by General Séré de Rivières. It was one of the detached forts responsible for defending the city of Lyon. Thanks to his guns, he had to prevent the approach of the city to an enemy coming from the plain of the east of Lyon. It is possible today to visit the fort. All the information can be found here: https://www.lefortdefeyzin.fr/fort-de-feyzin

The Solaize milestone is a column cut from choin de Fay, a variety of hard limestone extracted upstream of the Rhône, in the quarry of the hamlet of Fay, commune of Peyrieu in Ain. It bears an inscription naming the Emperor Claudius: Ti (berius) Claudius Drusi f (ilius) / Caesar August (us) / Germanicus, with the abbreviations giving its full title: pont (ifex) max (imus) tr (ibunicia) pot (estate) III / imp (erator) III co (n) s (ul) III p (ater) p (atriae) / VII, which corresponds to the year 43, the earliest known date indicating the start of Roman exploitation of this career. This terminal also constitutes an element of archaeological dating for the construction of the monuments of Lugdunum such as the ancient theater of Fourvière, with the use of the choin de Fay.

"TI.CLAVDIVS.DRUSI.F CAESAR.AVGVST GERMANICVS BRIDGE.MAX.TR.POT.III IMP.III.COS.III.P.P. VII " Translation: "Tiberius Claudius, son of Drusus, Caesar, Augustus, Germanicus, Grand Pontiff, in his third tribunitian power, Imperator for the third time, Consul for the third time, Father of the Fatherland. Seven miles from Vienna." The Roman mile was 1.472 km (one thousand steps). Try to decipher ...

Part of the belt of forts surrounding Lyon, built after the war of 1870. The surrounding forest invites you to walk. Easily accessible from Lyon by public transport.