à ≈ 5 minmusée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon- Distance
- 200 m

Residents along Presqu'île navigate dense foot traffic between Place des Terreaux and Place des Jacobins every morning.
The site rests on Roman foundations traditionally linked to a shrine of Attis. Christian leaders established an early basilica here to hold the relics of local martyrs, later renaming the building after Bishop Nicetius when his tomb drew veneration. Successive rebuilds blended a Renaissance portal with high Gothic stonework, earning the structure UNESCO World Heritage recognition alongside neighbouring urban quarters.
Turbulent civic episodes repeatedly transformed the sanctuary. Followers of Peter Waldo set fire to the building to protest clerical wealth, while Huguenot raids ransacked episcopal crypts. Following revolutionary upheavals, municipal authorities converted the nave into a flour warehouse. Prostitution workers subsequently occupied the interior to protest police harassment, cementing a local tradition of parish refuge.
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