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Built in the 4th century, they allowed merchants to travel throughout the city. Most of them are open to the public today and offer a glimpse of another, much older Lyon. The large doors which lead to those passageways are surprisingly easy to miss, so keep your eyes open! Hide from the bustle of the modern streets in narrow stone corridors, exploring picturesque courtyards and gardens.

The national speed limit in France is 130 kilometres per hour for motorways. For main roads outside built-up areas, it is 80 kilometres per hour and those within the built-up areas — 50 kilometres per hour. However, during the wet weather, the limit lowers to 110 kilometres for motorways and 70 kilometres for roads outside built-up areas. Make sure to respect those limitations — the cameras are everywhere, and the fines range from €68 to €1,500!

Sitting at a cafe table for hours is customary among the French. The waiting staff is not likely to bring the bill as soon as you’ve finished eating. If you are in a hurry, ask for it directly. ‘L’addition s’il vous plait’ is the phrase to memorize for such occasions.