Fresque des Lyonnais

Particularly interesting attraction in Lyon - Lyon murals. The most famous one is the Lyon Celebrity Wall. Every balcony on the seven-story building has celebrities, such as the inventor of the modern loom, the poet, the Michelin Samsung chef, the author of the "Little Prince", the inventor of the film Rumiel brothers, etc. - in this sense, Lyon is still electric The hometown of shadow. The murals have a strong three-dimensional sense, and these celebrities seem to live in front of you.

On the banks of the Thorne, a seven-story building, frescoes showcased many famous people in Lyon's history, including film inventors and Michelin chefs. Celebrities stood on the balcony and talked. The painting was lifelike.

On the walls of a seven-storey old building on the banks of the Thorne River, there is an 800 square meter mural called The Lyonian. The mural depicts 24 famous figures in Lyon's history, including religious people, scientists, artists, etc. The most famous of them is probably the inventor of the film, the Luel brothers. Other murals, large and small, depicted in bookstores, buildings, shop windows, etc., these murals make Lyon a veritable "mural capital"

The broken-walled building became one of Lyon's most important attractions, and the large-scale mural of the entire building, The Lyonians, was a window into Lyon's history. The film inventor, the Lumière brothers, was the Joseph Marie Jakar, who invented the world's first loom, because his invention greatly increased labor productivity and was chased by unemployed textile workers.

This is perhaps the details of Lyon's most petty bourgeois plot. Although many tourists are looking for it, in fact, according to the picture, they find different murals, and they can see different scenery on the way, which is quite fun. The Lyon mural depicts the image of ordinary citizens, full of life fun, after watching you seem to enter the mural for a long time, become the master of the story.

The streets of Lyon have many murals painted directly on houses, and the Lyon murals are the largest and most classic of them all. He painted the side of the whole building into a scene of Lyonian daily life, some reading the newspaper on the balcony, some watering flowers, and some drying clothes, very vivid, definitely an alternative art treasure, worth enjoying carefully.

A must-see large open-air mural wall in Lyon, featuring 24 famous figures in Lyon's history, including the father of the film, the Lumière brothers, the little prince and the author of Saint-Exupery