La Part-Dieu

This modern, high tech Centre Commercial de la Part-Dieu is a gigantic shopping center where you will find absolutely everything you need or a good place to hang around. From clothing to accessories, from shoes to leather goods or beauty products, women, men and kids can be fully attired from head to toe. Besides individual stores, you will also find a huge departmental store, Galeries Lafayette. Home furnishing or decorating stores are located in the mall as well as bookstores, music stores, sporting goods stores, toy stores or computer stores. In addition to the Carrefour supermarket, you can go to specialty stores like caterers, butchers, bakeries and shop for delicacies like chocolate, ice cream, teas and coffees. For your entertainment, a huge cinema has been built in the mall at the same time as restaurants, bars and a bowling. The free parking lot has around 4200 places available.

Location and accessibility 

Part-Dieu métro station is right inside the shopping mall. 

Shopper Trafic/Catchment Area

Catchment area : 1.4 million people from the surrounding area.
Shopper traffic: 33.7 million visitors annualy.

Entertainment zone

UGC UGC Part-Dieu,  Cinextrem Part-Dieu, cinéma 5D, Nature & Découvertes.

Features mall architecture

Adjacent to the Part-Dieu train station, Lyon’s vast indoor shopping centre is dominated by a pencil-shaped tower nicknamed le crayon.
The FRESCO along the internal walk leading to Boulevard Eugène Deruelle depicts the “History of developments in the Part-Dieu area”. This 50 m long and 4 m high fresco describes the transitions of the 3rd arrondissement past and present. It is divided into 5 differently-coloured sections: green for the landscaped area (history of the armoured cavalry barracks…), yellow for the cultural and leisure facilities, red for transport, blue for business, with banks and services.
It was created by the Cité de la Création using the chalk technique and was unveiled on the 12th April 2007.

Planning

On the 1st floor of the Part-Dieu shopping centre, there’s a free, interactive area for children only and a baby changing room with nappies and feeding-bottle heaters on the 1st and 3rd levels. 

Project Cost

25 million euro investment