The Church of Notre Dame of Fuvier stands on Mount Fuvier. Its shape is similar to that of the castle. It is 66 meters long, 19 meters wide and 27 meters high. Now we can see that the Church of Notre Dame was expanded in 1872. It was designed and built by architect Pierre Posse from 1872 to 1884. It has an interesting nickname "Inverted Elephant" and refers to its eclecticism at the end of the 19th century. This church combines the Byzantine and medieval styles and has a variety of complex and beautiful sculptures. The church consists of two blunt serrated towers, the left representing power and the right representing justice. The stone of the church was transported from Italy, and the carvings were made by Italians. Notre Dame Church of Lyon is regarded as a symbol of Lyon and one of Lyon's famous buildings. From 1168 to 1170, a chapel was built to honor the Virgin Mary. After that, the chapel was demolished, rebuilt and expanded. In 1870, when the church was built during the Franco-Prussian War, the Archbishop of Lyon made a wish to Catholics that if the Virgin Mary could manifest herself from the destruction of the Prussian army, she would be extended to thank the Virgin Mary. The prayers of the people of Lyon were eventually fulfilled, and the church has since become the symbol of the Virgin Mary, the guardian of the city of Lyon. Mount Fuvier is the cradle of Lyon and the birthplace of Christianity in Lyon, so it is also called the Mountain of Prayer. Lyon's Hanukkah is also closely linked to this mountain. It has a Baroque Notre Dame church built in the 19th century, as well as an ancient Roman arena and a Roman Gallic Museum. Standing on the hill, the city has a great view. The tallest building is called the Pencil Tower by the local people. The opposite hill is Croix-Rousse, a hillside where textile workers gathered in the past, also known as Textile Hill. From here, you can also see the peninsula, the area, which converges between the two rivers. Of course, the evening is also a good place to enjoy the night scenery.