Villeurbanne

Second city of the Rhone, it has its own identity from its Gratte-Ciel installed in the 30s, as its labor history and its cultural mix.

This common dynamic of the agglomeration is illustrated in many disciplines: nature discovery with the Feyssine Park and the banks of the Rhone, cultural discovery around the Institute of Contemporary Art, the TNP, the cultural center Le Rize , movie studios ... Not to mention all the offer of shows of the theaters and concert halls of the town.

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Eglise Saint Athanase - Saint Julien de Cusset

Built in around 800 AD, it is the oldest church in Villeurbanne. Initially, it was just a chapel built by Rhône bargemen, as a navigable branch of the...

Eglise de la Sainte Famille de Croix Luizet

Designed in the “art déco / art nouveau” style, this original and simple 20th c. church built by and for Italian immigrants in Villeurbanne is...

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Eglise Coeur Immaculé de Marie

A very simple church located in the Ferrandière quarter (one of the oldest in Villeurbanne, along with Cusset) consecrated in 1842. It is part of the...

Eglise de la Nativité

Built from 1830, the Nativité de Notre Dame is the only church in Villeurbanne with three bells (1,300, 600 and 250 kg). They were renovated from the...