About

The Amphitheater of the Three Gauls in Lyon offers a window into ancient Roman life and architecture. Designed in 19 AD, this well-preserved structure served as a venue for a variety of spectacles, ranging from thrilling shows and circuses to the darker chapter of Christian executions. Its robust construction and historical significance make it an engaging spot that is also welcoming for families with children. This iconic piece of Roman history invites visitors to step back in time and explore the grandeur of Roman entertainment and architecture amidst the vibrant city of Lyon today.

Features

Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Mairie du 1er
Bus stop 106 m walk
Neyret
Bus stop 105 m walk
Jardin des Plantes
Bus stop 133 m walk
Burdeau
Bus stop 125 m walk

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Federico De Scalzi
Federico De Scalzi
3 weeks ago on Google

Perdibile rispetto agli altri anfiteatro nel sud della Francia

Antoine L.
Antoine L.
3 weeks ago on Google

Un lieu rempli d’histoire en plein coeur de Lugdunum ! A voir et à revoir dès que l’on a l’occasion.

Tara Sanders
Tara Sanders
3 weeks ago on Google

Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area but it is all currently shut, with locked fences all around, do you can't go in. View from the top is better than the view from the bottom. Information boards around the outside give you a little detail about the place, but we found out more about it in the Roman museum later in the day.