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Edit The ancient aqueducts of Lyon supplied the Gallo-Roman city of Lugdunum. Located largely on Fourvière Hill, the city reached an altitude of 300 meters (compared to 160 meters for the lower town on the banks of the Saône). Furthermore, few springs emerged from the hill, and none above the Trion threshold. In order to provide drinking water throughout the city, it was necessary to draw water from the nearby mountain ranges (Monts d'Or, Monts du Lyonnais, Pilat massif) via a system of aqueducts.

Quiet for walking or running

Quai Rambaud, located along the Saône, is a modern and dynamic place to stroll. Lined with renovated buildings and lively terraces, this quay offers a clear view of the Saône and the surrounding hills. It allows you to discover works of street art and contemporary installations while enjoying the calm of the river. Perfect for a break in the sun or a drink on a terrace, Quai Rambaud is a must-see in the trendy Confluence district.

A very futuristic building.

It is also worth walking towards the restaurant

From the Musée des Confluences, just follow the riverside path until you can't go any further.

Confluence of the Rhône and Saône

Historically this fort covered the communes of Chaponost and Brignais. Today it is a place of remembrance for the 120 people killed on the spot by the Germans before evacuating Lyon. The tour of the Fort is pleasant and offers on its southern slope a great view of Saint-Genis-Laval below.