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Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache
Lyon, France
Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache
12 cours de Verdun Rambaud, Esplanade de la gare, Lyon, France, 69002 Original Property Opened in 1905 Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2025Step into Lyon's luxurious Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache, a beautifully restored 1906 Art Nouveau landmark. This hotel is ideally located in the Presqu'île district and is steps away from Old Lyon, Place Bellecour, and the Perrache train station. This historic hotel’s central location is perfect for exploring the city on foot or by train. Guests can enjoy spacious, beautifully styled rooms, a fine-dining experience, and modern comforts while taking in the classic historic charm.
Discover
- Discover the stunning Art Nouveau architecture of Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache. This architectural landmark features ornate ironwork, stained glass, and elegant wood detailing. Now a listed historic monument, it blends timeless elegance with modern comfort in the heart of Lyon.
- Uncover the rich history of Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache, originally opened in 1906 as the Hôtel Terminus. The hotel was designed by architect Georges Chedanne and features Art Nouveau interiors crafted by renowned artisans of the era. It has undergone several transformations and renovations over the decades. Today, guests can experience this historic charm through modern luxury and hospitality.
- Discover the rich history of Lyon, an ancient city established by the Romans in 43 BC. Guests to Lyon will love learning more about the city's rich history. Lyon was once a thriving center for silk production, banking, and printing, especially during the Renaissance. Today, Lyon’s rich history lives on with its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, vibrant culinary and cultural scenes, and being home to Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache.
Explore
- Explore the Place de la République, a picturesque square completed in 1862. Guests can admire the elegant glass carousel, the central fountain, and vibrant flower kiosks that line the walkways. This square is part of Lyon’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, which offers guests a perfect blend of history and beauty.
- Visit Place Bellecour, one of Europe’s largest public squares. This vibrant square features the striking statue of King Louis XIV and offers sweeping views of the city making it an ideal backdrop for memorable photos.
- Discover the Place des Jacobins, a stunning square dating back to the 16th century. At the center of the square, guests can marvel at a gleaming white marble fountain, an architectural gem in Lyon. It is now part of Lyon’s UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Experience
- Experience the walkways of Passage de l'Argue. This historic covered walkway is what links Place de la République to Lyon’s premier shopping streets: Rue de Président Édouard Herriot and Rue de Brest. It is covered with a glass roof and lined with boutiques, making it the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely afternoon.
- Catch a captivating performance at the Opéra Nouvel, a cultural landmark since 1831. This grand venue has hosted world renowned operas, including the premieres of Wagner’s Die Meistersinger and Schoenberg’s Erwartung. Guests with a passion for opera or a music lover will enjoy an evening at Opéra Nouvel.
- Immerse in centuries of art at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon. With 70 galleries showcasing masterpieces from Ancient Egypt to modern Europe, it’s the largest fine arts museum in France outside of Paris.
Taste
- Taste fresh, organic, and gourmet cuisine at Mercure Lyon Centre Château Perrache’s restaurant, Belles Saisons. This upscale dining experience offers guests seasonal dishes in a setting that is inspired by the roaring 1920s. Popular seasonal dishes include duck breast, scallops, vegetarian risotto and a classic French lemon tart.
- Savor a classic Lyonnaise dish that goes back to the 19th century, Saucisson brioché. This savory dish features a pork sausage wrapped in soft, buttery brioche bread. This comforting and tasty specialty reflects Lyon’s rich culinary heritage and remains a favorite menu item among local restaurants around the city.
- Try a Lyonnaise salad, a timeless dish rooted in Lyon’s culinary tradition. It combines frisée lettuce, thick bacon pieces, crunchy croutons, a poached egg, and tossed together with a tangy vinaigrette. This rustic yet refined salad offers a delicious glimpse into the heart of Lyonnaise cuisine and can be found at different restaurants in the city.
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