Saint George Church: A Lyon Landmark
Saint George Church, located in the heart of Lyon’s Vieux Lyon (Old Town), is a prominent religious and architectural landmark.
Saint George Church, located in the heart of Lyon’s Vieux Lyon (Old Town), is a prominent religious and architectural landmark.
Pont Bonaparte in Lyon: a crossing since the 1630s, named after Tilsit, blown up in 1944, rebuilt in 1950 and facing Saint-Jean and Fourvière. Checked October 2026.
Place Bellecour in Lyon: the Louis XIV statue and the stirrups myth, the Coustou river figures, Saint-Exupéry and the view of Fourvière. Checked October 2026.
The Musée des Tissus et des Arts Décoratifs (Museum of Fabrics and Decorative Arts), situated in the heart of Lyon,
Chemin de la Corniche in Luxembourg: the 17th-century rampart walk dubbed Europe’s finest balcony, above the Grund and Neumünster Abbey. Checked October 2026.
The Gëlle Fra in Luxembourg City: the 1923 war memorial torn down by the Nazis, the golden statue found under a stadium, and what’s nearby. Checked October 2026.
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Luxembourg: the 1613 Jesuit church, the statue of Our Lady, the Octave and John the Blind’s tomb in the crypt. Checked October 2026.
The Kadish Monument in Luxembourg City is a deeply moving memorial dedicated to the Jewish community of Luxembourg who tragically
Saint Michael’s Church in Luxembourg: castle chapel site since 987, rebuilt under Louis XIV, Baroque portal and Easter market. Checked October 2026.
The Bock Casemates in Luxembourg: tunnels begun in 1644, the 1867 treaty that spared them, views over the Grund and the Melusina legend. Checked October 2026.
The Palais Grand-Ducal, located in the heart of Luxembourg City, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the
Place Guillaume II in Luxembourg: why it’s called the Knuedler, the 1884 statue of William II, the Renert fox monument and market days. Checked October 2026.