Quai Docteur Gailleton

Quai Docteur Gailleton is a riverfront path along the Rhône in Lyon's 2nd arrondissement. The quay stretches as a primary walking route with direct river access, connecting different parts of the city.

The quay was named after Antoine Gailleton, a former mayor of Lyon who shaped the city's medical institutions. The naming honors his influence on urban development and healthcare in the city.

The quay displays architecture from different periods, reflecting Lyon's urban evolution along the riverbank. Buildings here show varying construction styles that document the city's development over time.

The area offers good walking conditions and easy access to public transit connections. Visitors should note that the riverside path experiences varying levels of crowding depending on the time of day.

The quay was a key point in Lyon's riverside port activities and commerce along the Rhône. Its location made it central to goods movement and city life in earlier times.

Location: 2nd arrondissement of Lyon

Part of: thoroughfare network of Lyon

Shares border with: place Antonin-Poncet, quai Jules-Courmont, Rue de la Barre, Cours de Verdun Récamier, Rue Duhamel, Quai Perrache, Rue Condé, Rue Sala, Rue Sainte-Hélène, Place Gailleton, Rue Laurencin, Rue des Remparts-d'Ainay, Rue Franklin, Rue Mazard, Rue Charles-Biennier

GPS coordinates: 45.75148,4.83274

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:46