Lyon's historic treasure: Saint-Jean Cathedral

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral is the most iconic building in the Old Lyon district. Walking through the cobblestone alleys, this magnificent church, which combines Romanesque and Gothic styles, seems to be telling the changes of history. [Love] Saint-Jean Cathedral: A meeting of time and space The Saint-Jean Cathedral combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles. It took more than three centuries to build and has witnessed the historical changes of Lyon. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1998. [TeaDrinker] The square in front of the church is spacious and perfect for taking photos. Be sure to look out for the 16th-century astronomical clock, which accurately calculates star formations and religious festivals. The interior of the cathedral features stunning rose windows and rich and exquisite carvings of biblical stories. Neighborhood highlights ✅Archaeological Garden (Jardin Archéologique): Adjacent to the cathedral, it displays monuments and religious building remains from the 4th to 6th centuries, taking you to explore the long history of Lyon. ✅Café de la Cathédrale: Enjoy strong coffee and feel the unique lazy atmosphere of the old town. ✅ Vieux Lyon: Located around the Saint-Jean Cathedral, the Renaissance architectural complex is one of the most beautiful urban areas in Europe. Take a stroll and explore the shops and food! Useful Information Address: PI. Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8:15-12:00, 13:45-19:30; Saturday and Sunday 8:15-12:00, 13:45-19:00 Saint-Jean Cathedral