AXWAY SUMMIT 2024 | EUROPE

Europe | June 5-7 Lyon, France

Getting Here

Lyon Marriott Hotel Cité Internationale
70 Quai Charles de Gaulle, Lyon, France, 69463 Tel: +33 4-7817 5050

Website Virtual Tour Access Map

FROM LYON-BRON AIRPORT

Distance From Property: 15.2 KM Phone Number: +33 82-510-6969
FROM LYON-SAINT EXUPÉRY AIRPORT Uber and Lyft:
Passengers using Lyft and Uber apps should follow signs for ground transportation then exit the terminal through doors 506-510 (west side) and 507-511 (east side) on Level 5 near baggage claim and proceed to Island 5 to meet your driver.

OTHER TRANSPORTATION

Train Station:
Lyon Part Dieu or Lyon Perrache 

Bus Station:  
From Lyon Part Dieu, take the exit Vivier-Merle. Once you're at Vivier-Merle, you'll find the bus station C1. The bus ride from Lyon Part Dieu to the station "Musée d'Art Contemporain" takes approximately 12 minutes.

Subway Station:
Foch

Nearby Attractions

Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière

The basilica Notre-Dame of Fourvière is the work of the architects Pierre Bossan and Sainte-Marie Perrin. It was built thanks to a public subscription in 1872 and consecrated in 1896. The basilica is at the top of “the hill which prays”. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and is listed as a historical monument, registered to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Today, considered as the emblem of the city of Lyon, the basilica welcomes over 2.5 million pilgrims and visitors each year.
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Miniature and Cinema Museum

In the heart of Lyon’s old medieval town lies the city’s Miniature and Cinema Museum. Founded in 2005 by carpenter and artist, Dan Ohlmann, the museum combines two of Ohlmann’s greatest passions: miniature art and cinema. Bursting with character, the museum is located inside a striking 16th century UNESCO World Heritage building known as the ‘Maison des Avocats’.
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The Vieux-Lyon

Built between the Fourvière hill and the River Saône, the Vieux-Lyon (old Lyon) district still possesses all the charm of its narrow Renaissance-era streets. Its 24 hectares of courtyards, staircase towers, Italian-style galleries, and famous traditional traboule passageways plunge you into the heart of one of Europe’s largest Renaissance-era sites. Travel back to when Lyon was a market town where traders from all over Europe came to do business. Stop off in a traditional bouchon restaurant to enjoy Lyon’s local specialities, stroll down its traboules, and admire Cathédrale Saint Jean: these are just a few of the must-do activities to make the most of your stay in Lyon!
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