Top Rhône-Alpes Cable Car Tours

The Furon Gorges are filled with natural slides, limestone cliffs, and emerald-green water basins, making them ideal for canyoning—but without equipment or a guide, it can be tough knowing how to safely get started. Take the guesswork out of canyoning on this family-friendly, small-group tour. All gear and safety equipment is included, leaving you free to relax and tackle the region’s natural obstacles.

Lyon, the city of two hills, awaits you for an exploration of a day rich in history and culture. Walk the picturesque streets of Old Lyon and admire iconic sites such as the Basilica of Fourvière and the Cathedral of Saint John. Taste the local gastronomy in a traditional Lyon cork and discover the murals that tell the history of this metropolis. With a well thought-out itinerary, this tour takes you through the heart of architectural treasures and UNESCO World Heritage districts. - Duration of the visit: 3h30 on a 7.9 km route - Explore 26 points of interest including the Roman Theatre and Opera House - Enjoy historical and gastronomic riches - Access to sites such as the Fourvière Basilica and the traboules

The "Old Town" of Lyon stands as one of France's oldest and most enchanting quarters. Its rich history and architecture exemplify the city's prominence in Europe during the Renaissance period. Designated as the first protected heritage site in France in 1964, this district consistently captivates both visitors and locals, as well as cultural professionals who continually rediscover its secrets. This tour offers an opportunity to leisurely stroll along picturesque cobblestone streets and uncover the historical significance of Lyon's enduring landmarks, such as the renowned Great Silk Industry quarters and the world-famous Gastronomy of Lyon, featuring traditional restaurants known as "Bouchons." Additionally, we will delve into Lyon's role as the "Capital of Resistance" during the Second World War and explore hidden interior courtyards with their secret passageways, famously known as the "traboules."