Hi everyone!
If you’ve been following my posts, you might remember me mentioning that I was headed to Lyon to visit Joyee over a weekend, and that she’d be getting some of the passionfruit & raspberry tart.
Unlike most trips that I go on, I didn’t bother planning for this at all (i.e. I didn’t really know what there was to see/eat in Lyon) because I figured Jo would know all the best things to do. All I did was book my transport to & fro and I decided she’d handle the rest haha. The train to Lyon was super quick, approximately 2 hours, and in no time, I was reunited with Jo (after 4-5 months of not seeing her!!!).
I was blessed with beautiful weather (blue skies) over the weekend, contrary to what had been forecast (cloudy, rainy), even witnessing Lyon’s ‘first snowfall’ on Monday when I left. The beautiful weather, coupled with the awesome company (thanks Jo & Ben, Jon you were missed 🙁 ) truly made for a great weekend trip.
Just a few snippets of my time in beautiful Lyon below:
Stay tuned for my next few posts! It’s going to feature loads of chocolate yum yum ~
xx,
Eugenia
I was thinking of going to Lyon in February! Do you recommend it? Have you been elsewhere in France? I am deciding between Lyon or Bordeaux. ?
Hey Lisa! I think 2 full days is good enough for Lyon. You’ll be able to cover the sights + museums & food places in that time. I have been to other parts, Bordeaux being one of them! If you really like wine then it’s def a place to go to! Scenery while driving is good as well.
Another place I really liked was Loire Valley (a drive away from Bordeaux). Wrote about it here when my family visited in 2012 https://midiandme.wordpress.com/2012/06/19/of-chateaux-and-sprawling-grounds/
Hope this helps!!
Thank you so much for the recommendations! I am going to read your recount of Bordeaux now. 🙂
Hello! Joyee said I got a shout-out, so here I am! Sorry we didn’t get to meet this time, but have fun and catch you next time maybe! (:
Hi! Lemme know if you’ll be in Paris in the next few weeks 🙂