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About Halle Tony Garnier

Halle Tony Garnier is a historic, multipurpose arena in Lyon’s Gerland district, originally part of the La Mouche slaughterhouse and reopened as a premier concert hall in 1988. Known for hosting legendary acts from Mylène Farmer to Beyoncé, the venue offers flexible seating configurations, modern event capabilities, and convenient access for fans across the city. Whether you’re attending a high-energy show or a large-scale concert, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing, reliable info, and trusted partners for hotels and dining nearby.

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Location: 20 Place Docteurs Charles et Christophe Mérieux, 69007 Lyon (Gerland). The venue’s rich history and adaptable spaces make it a staple for both intimate performances and major headline events in Lyon.

Seating and capacities at Halle Tony Garnier are flexible: up to ~17,000 for standing events, ~4,416 fixed seats with modular seating allowing around ~5,496 total. This versatility makes it suitable for everything from large concerts to family shows and conferences. There’s ample parking with the Halle Tony Garnier parking (Lyon Parc Auto) offering about 875 spaces. Access is easy via the entrance/exit at 12 Rue Jonas Salk, with pedestrian access from 16 Avenue Tony Garnier.

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Transit is straightforward through TCL services, including the T1 tram and multiple TCL bus lines. Nearby stops connect you to Debourg, Part-Dieu, and other hubs for a convenient journey to and from the venue. For those staying in Lyon, nearby hotels and dining options provide a comfortable base. A notable nearby hotel is Novotel Lyon Gerland Musée des Confluences, located at 70 Avenue Leclerc, which is easily reachable by tram.

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Event planners and concert-goers will appreciate Halle Tony Garnier’s storied background—renamed in honor of architect Tony Garnier, the building remains a cornerstone of Lyon’s cultural scene, hosting a wide array of artists from Mylène Farmer and Paul McCartney to Beyoncé, Spice Girls, Katy Perry, and Ariana Grande. Whether you’re after a dramatic arena experience or a more intimate seating layout, secure your seats with our straightforward, friendly service. We’ve got you covered—no fuss, just reliable access to tickets and trusted recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 20 Place Docteurs Charles et Christophe Mérieux, 69007 Lyon (Gerland).
  • Venue type: multipurpose arena/concert hall; originally part of the La Mouche slaughterhouse; reopened as Halle Tony Garnier in 1988.
  • Capacity: up to ~17,000 standing; ~4,416 fixed seats with modular seating up to ~5,496; configurable for larger or smaller events.
  • Parking: nearby Halle Tony Garnier parking (Lyon Parc Auto) with ~875 spaces; entrance/exit at 12 Rue Jonas Salk; pedestrian access from 16 Avenue Tony Garnier.
  • Transit: served by TCL; nearby Halle Tony Garnier tram/bus stops; T1 tram and multiple TCL lines link to Debourg, Part-Dieu and other hubs.
  • Nearby hotels: Novotel Lyon Gerland Musée des Confluences (70 Avenue Leclerc), within easy tram access to the Halle.
  • Notable events: early concerts by Mylène Farmer and Paul McCartney; hosts acts like Beyoncé, Spice Girls, Katy Perry, Ariana Grande among many others.
  • Renaming/demolition: no demolition; the venue remains Halle Tony Garnier, named after architect Tony Garnier.