- colours: Line A from
Perrache to
Laurent Bonnevay–Astroballe and Line B from
Charpennes to Part-Dieu were
constructed by cut-and-cover and went into
service on...
- Line B (Ligne B) is a line on the Lyon
Metro in
France that runs
between Charpennes–Charles
Hernu and Saint-Genis-Laval–Hôpital Lyon Sud. It was constructed...
-
villages have
mostly survived, and
nowadays form the
neighborhoods of
Charpennes, Cusset, Croix-Luizet, Maisons-Neuves, etc. With the
industrial era, Villeurbanne's...
- Ampère–Victor Hugo
Bellecour Cordeliers Hôtel de Ville–Louis
Pradel Foch M****éna
Charpennes–Charles
Hernu République–Villeurbanne Gratte-Ciel Flachet–Alain Gilles...
- girl/maiden".
Bachelor parties were
known as
early as the 1830s, when in the
Charpennes neighborhood of Lyon
groups of
young men
would dine at the restaurant...
- HEC Paris. The
school was
built on the site of the
former Lunette des
Charpennes, part of the
Ceintures de Lyon
system of
fortifications built in the 19th...
- many
connections with
other stations. Hôtel de Ville–Louis
Pradel ( )
Charpennes–Charles
Hernu ( ) is the
crossroad of
several metro and tram
lines to...
-
After an act on 28
August 1884,
forts of the Parc de la Tête d'Or and
Charpennes were
demolished for the
creation of the
Boulevard du Nord,
currently named...
- by
different colours:
Lines A (Perrache -
Laurent Bonnevay) and B (
Charpennes - Part-Dieu) were
constructed using the cut-and-cover method, and went...
-
January 2001: Line T1 from
Perrache to IUT–Feyssine via Part-Dieu and
Charpennes and line T2 from
Perrache to
Porte des
Alpes via Jean Macé and Grange...
