Hôtel de Ville de Lyon

1st arrondissement of Lyon, France

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The Hôtel de Ville of Lyon is the city hall of France's third-largest city, standing as one of its most imposing historic structures. Built beginning in 1646 by architects Simon Maupin, Gérard Desargues, and Jules Hardouin-Mansart, the building exemplifies French Baroque design. Located in the 1st arrondissement between Place des Terreaux and Place de la Comédie, directly facing the Opéra Nouvel, it occupies a prominent position in the urban landscape. The French government recognized its historical significance by designating it a monument historique in 1886.