Lyon, a city rich in history and culture, holds many hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. From the majestic Fourviere Basilica overlooking the Rhone River to the captivating mosaic of pilgrims on their journey to Santiago da Compostela, a place that transports you through time. One cannot mention Lyon without acknowledging its royal connections. The Duchess of York, Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mother), found solace within Lyon's enchanting streets. As her portrait by De Laszlo graced the walls of grand palaces, she surely felt at home amidst Lyon's regal ambiance. The city also boasts remarkable artistic wonders like the mosaic depicting Joan of Arc uncovered in 1917 at Fourviere Basilica. This powerful image serves as a reminder of France's courageous past and pays homage to this iconic figure who fought for her beliefs. As we wander through Lyon's vibrant neighborhoods, we stumble upon Les Laines Bisanne wool company poster showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and dedication to quality textiles. A testament to Lyon's thriving textile industry that has left an indelible mark on fashion worldwide. Beyond its borders, traces can be found across continents. The Grand Hotel on Chowringhee Road in Calcutta stands tall as a reminder of British colonial influence where Lyons Corner House once served as an emblematic meeting point for locals and travelers alike. Returning back to Lyon itself, we witness love stories unfold before our eyes - from Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon capturing hearts with her radiant smile in engagement photos with the Duke of York to their wedding day when they became Albert and Elizabeth - later known as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. While strolling along Saone riverbanks near Palais de Justice footbridge, one encounters "The Weight of Oneself" statue symbolizing introspection and self-discovery. It perfectly encapsulates how exploring every facet of this magnificent city allows us not only to appreciate its beauty but also to reflect upon our own journeys.