What is it like to retire in Lyon?
We asked retirees what it is like retiring in Lyon. They said...
"Retirement in Lyon and its surroundings is attractive for its temperate climate, vibrant culture, and wide variety of recreational activities. An active expat community can be found in both Lyon and the surrounding areas, offering year-round activities, events, and meet-ups for retirees. Cultural attractions include the iconic Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière and the Lyon Museum of Fine Arts, both offering plenty of activities for the retired. Various recreational activities are also available, from shopping and dining in the city centre to visits to cultural hotspots like the Lyon Roman Amphitheater. There is also plenty of nightlife to explore, from pubs and bars to cabarets, jazz venues, and nightclubs," said another expat in Lyon, France, France.
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What is it like to retire in Lyon?
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