At Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, gourmet pleasure goes hand in hand with a visiting experience thought out down to the smallest detail, so that everyone can step inside the market with complete peace of mind.
In the heart of the Part-Dieu district, Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse cultivate an art of welcome that goes far beyond the beauty of their stalls. Getting there has become remarkably simple: the Gare Part-Dieu Vivier Merle station is just a few minutes' walk away, metro lines A and B serve the area, and many bus routes, including the Halles Paul Bocuse stop, drop visitors right at the market. For those who prefer to drive, the LPA car park offers 330 spaces accessible around the clock, as close as possible to the aisles.
The welcome is meant for all. The market is accessible to people with reduced mobility, its wide, level aisles allowing everyone to move easily between the houses, basket in hand or in a wheelchair. This quiet attentiveness extends the Lyon spirit of hospitality, where one takes the time to do things well and to receive each guest as they deserve.
A surprise also awaits up above. The rooftop terrace of the car park is home to a planted Jardin Suspendu of nearly 1,800 m², perched twenty-five metres high, where more than two thousand plants and eight varieties of trees compose a green interlude offering a panoramic view over the city. An unexpected setting, just steps from the gourmet treasures.
Finally, modern services bring Les Halles closer to every table. Several houses offer click and collect, to order and pick up products without waiting, while a home delivery service extends the market's reach well beyond Lyon, across the entire region. Exceptional craftsmanship now comes to you as well.