Venissieux

Venissieux is a collective in the metropolis of Lyon in Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes district in eastern France. The number of inhabitants in Venissieux is differing, after effect of a few influxes of progressive migrations with an expansive network from the Maghreb, Africa, Italy, Spain and Asia. Venissieux is situated on the southern edges of Lyon. The name Venissieux gets from Latin Viniciacum, itself created upon a Roman manor proprietor named Vinicius. Occupants are called 'Venissians'. A few landmarks are extremely old, as "l'ecole du focus" or "l'ecole Pasteur". This two landmarks were utilized by the Nazi amid the second world War. The city offers a solid socio-instructive undertaking with almost 60 foundations. It offers a great school training with a high thickness of schools all through the city. There are normal perplexity between the occupants of Venissieux and with the city of Venice.

Culture:

• Film Gerard-Philippe

• Music school Jean-Wiener

• Libraries Lucie-Aubrac, Robert-Desnos, Anatole-France, The Pyramid

Religion:

• Zealous, Protestant, Catholic places of worship

• Mosque Eyub Sultan