Hidden behind the bustling Rue Feuillat lies a secret passage. Passage Feuillat a hidden gem in Lyon’s 3rd arrondissement. It’s a short passage but full of history and charm. This unassuming passageway whispers tales of Lyon’s past.
Passage Feuillat starts opposite number 33 Rue Feuillat. It runs to Rue Diday. Then it becomes a private passage reaching Rue Domrémy opposite number 18. The south side shows newer buildings three to five stories high. These were built around the year 2000. The north side is more varied. Behind several walls you’ll see blocks of flats and houses with gardens.
After Rue Diday a large square two-story house stands out. Beyond that a large garden sits before a warehouse wall and a standalone house. Passage Feuillat ends with a gentle descent between old warehouses. A space awaits the foundations of the future Domrémy residence. The passage’s name comes from the street it leads to. The area developed in the early 20th century. In 2017 the square house at number 2 housed the Armenian Consulate. An accountant’s office there hosts several businesses. Passage Feuillat’s quiet charm belies its rich history. It’s a glimpse into Lyon’s evolution a hidden story waiting to be discovered. The passage itself is a testament to time’s passage. It connects past and present quietly observing the city’s rhythms. Passage Feuillat remains a hidden treasure a place where history and modernity intertwine. It’s a captivating space a reminder that even small lanes have intriguing stories to tell.