What to do during the Christmas holidays in Lyon?

There will be plenty to do over the next fortnight. The Christmas holidays will be synonymous with family time with opening presents, endless meals, Christmas films and even outings. Lyon Femmes has selected its best tips for you to make the most of these Christmas holidays.

Last days for the Christmas markets

Latecomers can still count on the various Christmas markets in Lyon to find the perfect gift to place under the tree. There will of course be the traditional Christmas market on Place Carnot but also that of the Grand Hôtel-Dieu open until December 24.

Free weekend at the Musée des Confluences

The Musée des Confluences is celebrating its 10th anniversary. The opportunity for the establishment to celebrate as it should be. This Saturday December 21 and Sunday December 22, the Musée des Confluences will be freely accessible. The opportunity to discover or rediscover the permanent or non-permanent exhibitions without forgetting a stroll and an air show planned to blow out the candles for this anniversary.

Genesis, the sound and light show at the Palais de la Bourse

It’s the editorial team’s favorite Lyon Women. Head to the Palais de la Bourse in Lyon to admire the show “Genesis: The Story of Creation” where the first seven days of creation are highlighted through four luminous paintings. You will undoubtedly be amazed… The show is on display until March. Prices: from 12.50 euros for adults, from 7 euros for children.

Pompeii, the immersive exhibition at La Sucrière

Attention history fans. La Sucrière in the 2nd arrondissement of Lyon is hosting an immersive exhibition dedicated to daily life in Pompeii before the eruption of Vesuvius. Authentic objects, 3D reconstructions and a sound tour will immerse visitors in the first century AD.

The Winter Vogue of the Confluence

The perfect outing to do with family or friends during these Christmas holidays. The Confluence Winter Vogue is back on Quai Perrache with more than 60 attractions for adults and children, without forgetting the unmissable sweets of the funfair.