Sytral continues its large-scale renovation project for the oldest stations on lines A and B with a clear goal: to enrich the user experience by integrating art into the heart of urban heritage. The result? The Foch and République – Villeurbanne stations now sport a whole new look, more modern, more immersive, and definitely more stylish, as explained by Le Progrès.
Foch, between comics and Lyonese identity
The Foch station immerses travelers in a black and white graphic universe, inspired by comics. Here, every detail resonates with Lyon: the Parc de la Tête d’Or, the banks of the Rhône and Saône, all enhanced by mirror games that add depth to the space. Cultural bonus: two niches host temporary exhibitions, with .
The Musée des Confluences is the first invitation. Yes, even between two correspondences, you can satisfy your curiosity.
© Éric Soudan / Alpaca Productions for Sytral Mobilités
République – Villeurbanne, an urban jungle underground
A complete change of atmosphere at République – Villeurbanne, transformed into a true immersive mural. Vivid colors, floral patterns, and a lush atmosphere plunge travelers into an unexpected urban jungle. It’s an almost meditative pause designed to invite introspection in the heart of daily turmoil. Who knew that even on the A line of TCL, you could escape without leaving the platform?
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An Investment for a More Vibrant Metro
These transformations have a cost, but they clearly redefine the Lyon metro. Expect around 1.5 million euros for Foch and 1.4 million for République – Villeurbanne, which includes lighting, improvements, and artistic creations. A bold bet to turn Lyon's metro into a true cultural space... and to make daily commutes a little more enjoyable.
Source : Le Progrès