During the four-day festival, artists will be presenting their works in the serene and poetic environment of Lyon’s city parks. Due to the current health crisis, the number of visitors will be limited.
The Festival of Lights will be taking place - in an alternative format this year – from Saturday December 5 to Tuesday December 8, 2020
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2020-09-29
In 2020, the Festival will have to adapt to the current health situation
Against the backdrop of the health crisis and recent developments, the City of Lyon is working responsibly on a new adapted format for the Festival of Lights, its annual landmark event.
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2019-12-11
The 2019 Festival of Lights: facts and figures
Once again this year, the City of Lyon and Orange have joined forces to create metrics to assess festival attendance and visitor travel patterns.
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This week, @FeteLumieres lights up 2019 #EUTourismCapital Lyon.This major attraction uses low energy LEDs, meaning it accounts for only 0.1% of Lyon's annual urban lighting energy consumption. #FDL2019
— Market,Industry&SMEs (@EU_Growth) December 6, 2019
More about #smarttourism in #Lyon: https://t.co/tF2RcEtqKw pic.twitter.com/VHbDGukfvV
A1: Being a French and World Cultures teacher, I try to teach about a variety of holidays that pertain to my classes. One of my favorites happens to be starting tonight...La Fête des Lumières in Lyon, France! Check it out @fetelumieres #FDL2019 #BunceeChat #French
— Ide M Koulbanis (@imkoulbanis) December 6, 2019
What to expect tonight in #Lyon and for the next three days!
— ONLYLYON (@OnlyLyon) December 5, 2019
The Festival of Lights (@FeteLumieres) starts today at 7pm!
Brice Robert - @Brobpointcom #ONLYLYON #FDL2019 @villedelyon pic.twitter.com/MGZvWmXjoC
