Nobody wants to get sick on vacation, and folks who visit France certainly don’t want to be in an accident, but if it happens, you’ll find out first-hand what it’s like seeing doctors in France. I suggest you get acquainted with the way medicine works in France just in case. A lot of things are going to surprise you!
If you like this episode, you should also listen to Episode 131`
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Episode Highlights
What happens if you’re in an accident in France?
What if you’re unwell, but it’s not urgent?
How to find a doctor in France
13 things you need to know about the French health care system
In France the insurance is socialized, doctors are in private practice
Lyon is on the Rhone Valley and the second largest city in France. It is famous for its gastronomy and economic dynamism. But what is it like as a visitor? How much time should you plan to stay? What are the top attractions in Lyon?
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Hotels Recommended in this Episode: Annie stayed at the Ibis Styles Lyon Part-Dieu. It was clean, comfortable, quiet (despite the proximity to the main train station) , the breakfast buffet was good, the staff professional, and the nearest tram station is right across the street. We’d stay there again!
Episode Highlights
Musings on how to select a hotel in a large city
French tip of the week
Answer to a listener question on health care in France
The 6 most salient points in the history of Lyon
#1 The capital of the Roman Gaul
#2 Commercial hub during the Renaissance
#3 The French Revolution
#4 Top attractions in Lyon today
#5 Auguste and Louis Lumière
#6 The city during the Résistance
Annie’s visit
Traboules
Gastronomy
La Fourvière Basilica
A few other highlights
What else should you visit nearby?
Conclusion: food, wine, a beautiful downtown and a friendly athmostphere. These are the top attractions in Lyon!
Nobody wants to get sick on vacation, and folks who visit France certainly don’t want to be in an accident, but if it happens, you’ll find out first-hand what it’s like seeing doctors in France. I suggest you get acquainted with the way medicine works in France just in case. A lot of things are going to surprise you!