The north entrance is a little green space. See my photos. Once you walk in, you’ll see the traboule right away. There’s an elevator that takes you to the top so you don’t have to actually climb the stairs.

Good area to explore. Remember to explore the whole neighbourhood. Also this is a private residence so respect their privacy.

Amazing architecture of a typical Lyon's old time house, built to allowed silk roll tissu from a manufactury to another one covered from rain .. middle age unique

Great street art! A hidden gem of sorts.

A somewhat dark court, best visited with a guide to better grasp historical importance of it.

Typical site for traboule, must visit.

A very beautiful area and very important from a historical point of view. If you are in the area, it is highly recommended to visit here, in the company of a guide

Open every day and historic place

A cool historic passage with some beautiful wall art. Traboules were used to transport silk material from one Street to the next meeting protected from the rain. During the world war they were apparently used to escape Nazis.

Follow the lions head through the passages. I decided to walk through these when it stated training and enjoyed the cool dry air below the apartments.

Interesting place with some cool wall art, but, at the end of the day, it's a block of flats with the stairs exposed.

A place magnificent with perfect combination of scenarios , every pace means a different senario

Very ghetto and dirty there is nothing more to see than the pictures (only one angle view)

Fun traboule to visit. It’s pretty grungy though.

Great place and a hidden treasure in Lyon! It's fun to look for the guiding lion signage around the traboule.

Interesting place. A little bit scary if you're traveling alone.

We went on the walking tour, fun activity with children.

Interesting experience to get into traboules while visiting Lyon

A glimpse of Lyon's famous traboules.

Strange and dreadful to me!

Must see "traboule" when visiting la Croix Rousse.