Between the Monts d'Or and the Saône
Typical village of the Monts d'Or with its golden stones, its banks and the international reputation of the restaurant Paul Bocuse.
Between the Monts d'Or and the Saône, this village bordering Lyon 9th reveals 3 hamlets: Trèves-Pâques, le Vieux Collonges and le Centre-Bourg. Its name may be familiar to you, as it is where the iconic Restaurant Paul Bocuse is located. The excellence of the house and the originality of the building never go unnoticed. You will enjoy a complete change of scenery during walks along the banks of the Saône, on the more patrimonial "chemin de l'eau", or in the Monts d'Or.
Those with a sweet tooth, in search of quality products, will appreciate the weekly markets:
- Thursday: the traditional market
- Friday afternoon: the organic market
Abbaye de Collonges - Paul Bocuse
Prestige building for all your events (cocktail, meal seated, meeting, showroom), near Lyon. We welcome you in our spaces (700 m² on one level)....
La Bastide
Enjoy your business lunches in a unique and comfortable setting, in the hills of the Monts-d'Or. Seasonal, home-made cuisine is served in the three...
Le Collonges
2 stars
With stunning views of the Saône, the hotel is situated within easy reach of the Beaujolais and just a few kilometres from the centre of Lyon. It is...
Organic Market of Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or
Rue de la Plage
Head for Rue de la Plage (the name alone is synonymous with good living), in Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or to do a spot of shopping at the organic market!
Mado et Lulu
Hélène Brondel welcomes you to her guesthouse, between town and country, just 1 km from Collonges, the setting of Paul Bocuses's famous restaurant. 2...
Grand Port
It was Joseph Bergier Sr who in around 1810 bought land to create the estate then known as the "Clos Bergier". The owner, a rich distiller and liquor...
Eglise Saint Nizier du Vieux Collonges & Maison Carrand
Built from the 5th c., the church was then converted over the centuries. It was restored in the 20th c. but has been disused since 1845.
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