La longue traboule, Traboule in Lyon, France

La Longue Traboule, also called Grande Traboule, is the longest traboule in Vieux Lyon. It links 27 rue du Bœuf with 54 rue Saint-Jean, crossing four separate buildings and passing through a series of small successive courtyards. It is open to the public.

The Longue Traboule is a traboule of Vieux Lyon linking 27 rue du Bœuf and 54 rue Saint-Jean. It crosses four separate buildings and passes through several small courtyards in succession. The sources give no construction date for the passage or its buildings. It is open to the public.

Its name, Longue Traboule or Grande Traboule, simply states what it is: the longest traboule of Vieux Lyon. The passage crosses four separate buildings and links several small courtyards in succession between Rue du Bœuf and Rue Saint-Jean, and it is open to the public.

You can enter from either 27 Rue du Boeuf or 54 Rue Saint-Jean, both of which provide direct access to this passage. The narrow width means you should walk at an easy pace and stay aware of other pedestrians.

The Longue Traboule is the longest traboule in Vieux Lyon, crossing four separate buildings and linking several small courtyards in succession. Its two entrances are at 27 rue du Bœuf and 54 rue Saint-Jean, and it is open to the public.