Fresque des Lyonnais

A particularly interesting sight in Lyon - Lyon murals. The most famous one is the Fresque des Lyonnaise, each of the balconies on the 7th floor has famous people, 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, the Rumiel Brothers - in this sense The celebrities seem to be alive in front of you, with the frescoes so strong in their three-dimensional form that Lyon is still home to the movies.

On the banks of the Thorne, a seven-story building, the murals show the history of Lyon's famous people, including the film inventor, Michelin chef. Celebrities stand on the balcony, chattering. The paintings are vivid.

On the wall of a seven-story old building on the Thorne River, there is a 800-square-meter mural called "The Lyon", which depicts 24 famous figures in Lyon's history, including religious people, scientists, artists and others. The most famous of these, probably the film's inventor, the Lule Brothers. Other murals, large and small, depicted booksellers, buildings, shop windows, etc., which made Lyon a veritable "city of murals".

This is perhaps the most small capital plot details of Lyon, although many tourists are looking for, but actually according to the map, find different frescoes, the road can also see different scenery, quite fun. The Lyon murals depict the image of ordinary citizens, full of life, you seem to have walked into the murals, become the master of the story.

The broken-walled, broken building is one of Lyon's most important attractions, and the entire building's "Lyonians" large frescoes are a window into Lyon's history. The film inventor, the Lumiere Brothers, the carpet inventor of the world's first loom, Joseph Mary Jakar, was killed by unemployed textile workers because his invention greatly increased labor productivity.