A fruitful array of magnets. I'll consider it the next time I'm looking for a €5.50 magnet. The croissant and baguette editions featured 3D textures and were really creative in construction in comparison to more bland and simple magnets with flat compositions.

          Observing the high density composition of a city is one of my favourite things to see when visiting a new area. It's fascinating to observe from a grand height the position of building as they grow over time, and how life is able to continue in such a compact layout.

            These two skyscrapers are called the "Eraser" and the "Pencil" as seen by their compositions. The building on left is called "Incity Tower" (Tour Incity), and on the right is the "Tour Part-Dieu"

            Scaling up the church and onto a walkway on the roof, we will soon be able to see heightened views of Vieux Lyon and Lyon combined.

            A rooftop garden above a museum features a small green space with blooming flowers, and places to rest in the afternoon. Adjacent to the area is a small restaurant with busy outdoor seating.

            Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon) is the area of Lyon located to the west of the Saône River, and features the historical significances of the city. As seen this photo, and many more to come, the streets are cobblestone- and very well polish (worn down) from the continuous rubbing they receive from people walking on top.