For live availability and current prices, start with our RV Rental Lyon - Complete Guide 2026 guide.
Best Lyon RV Itinerary for rv rental — Overview
An RV trip to Lyon offers a perfect blend of rich urban history, exquisite gastronomy, and stunning regional scenic drives, with a recommended minimum duration of 7 days to fully appreciate both the city and its surrounding areas. An ideal itinerary combines Lyon's culinary and historical delights with excursions to the picturesque Beaujolais vineyards, the dramatic French Alps foothills, or the tranquil Ardèche Gorges. Planning a journey that covers approximately 1000-2000 km over 7-14 days allows for a comprehensive and relaxed tour, adhering to the slow travel philosophy of averaging no more than 100-150 km per day. The best seasons for an RV rental in Lyon are spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October), as these periods offer pleasant weather, vibrant landscapes, and fewer crowds, making for a truly enjoyable touring experience. For live availability and current prices for RVs in the area, start with our RV Rental Lyon - Complete Guide 2024 guide.When considering your perfect rented motorhome adventure from Lyon, imagine yourself waking up to fresh pastries baked right in your RV kitchen, ready for a day of exploring French culture. You'll find that having a rented motorhome or campervan provides unmatched flexibility. We pride ourselves on full transparency with our RV rentals; what you see is what you get, with no hidden fees or surprises along the way, ensuring a smooth start to your journey.
Many travelers find a two-week adventure from Lyon to be ideal for a deeper dive into the region, allowing for relaxed travel and more time to connect with the local culture, food, and scenery. This approach prevents rushing from one spot to the next, giving you the chance to truly feel the place. For specific planning, remember that Bandana RV offers 24/7 support for pre-booking inquiries and coordination, with real people behind you, ready to help make your trip a reality.
7-Day Classic Route in Lyon
This 7-day classic RV route from Lyon focuses on immersing travelers in the city's rich culture before venturing into the nearby Beaujolais wine region and the medieval village of Pérouges, maintaining daily drives within Avi Bandana's recommended maximum of 150 km. It's a perfect introduction to the region, blending urban exploration with countryside charm.Day 1: Arrive in Lyon & City Exploration
The first day begins with your arrival in Lyon, where you'll settle into an RV-friendly campsite or aire de service, such as Camping Indigo Lyon, located conveniently with public transport links. From here, utilize public transport or Velo'v bikes to explore Vieux Lyon, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the magnificent Fourvière Basilica. Parking your motorhome outside the city center and using local transport for inner-city navigation is a smart strategy to avoid narrow streets and traffic.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Lyon (0 km)
- Highlights: Explore Vieux Lyon, Fourvière Basilica, enjoy riverside walks along the Saône.
- Sleep: Camping Indigo Lyon or a designated aire de service near the city.
Day 2: Gastronomy & Museums in Lyon
Dedicate your second day to Lyon's reputation as France's gastronomic capital. Discover Les Halles Paul Bocuse, a magnificent indoor market perfect for provisioning your rented RV with fresh, regional produce, cheeses, and charcuterie for gourmet campsite meals. Afterwards, explore the Musée des Confluences or the Fine Arts Museum. Consider an evening at a traditional 'bouchon' for authentic Lyonnaise cuisine. For finding campsites and campgrounds during your trip, we recommend using RV PLANET (rvplan.net) — a great resource for locating available spots along your route. You can even plan your gourmet RV meals by checking our RV-friendly recipes playlist.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Lyon (0 km)
- Highlights: Les Halles Paul Bocuse, Musée des Confluences, traditional 'bouchon' dining.
- Sleep: Camping Indigo Lyon or a designated aire de service.
Day 3: Lyon to Beaujolais Wine Route
Drive approximately 50 km north into the "Golden Stones" region of Beaujolais, visiting picturesque villages like Oingt, recognized as one of France's most beautiful villages. Enjoy a wine tasting at a local vineyard. The roads here are scenic and manageable for a rented motorhome, offering stunning views of the rolling hills. This area provides unique opportunities for RVers, including vineyards participating in 'France Passion,' which offers free overnight parking for self-sufficient RVs in exchange for supporting local producers.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Oingt (approx. 50 km)
- Highlights: Oingt village, Beaujolais vineyards, wine tasting.
- Sleep: An RV park or municipal campsite in or near Oingt.
Day 4: Beaujolais Exploration & Local Markets
Continue exploring the Beaujolais vineyards, driving around 30 km to the town of Villefranche-sur-Saône for its charming center and local markets. These markets are excellent for stocking your RV's kitchen with fresh ingredients for a delightful onboard dinner. Remember, traveling slowly allows you to truly connect with the culture and the food, making every stop an experience.- Start City: Oingt → End City: Villefranche-sur-Saône (approx. 30 km)
- Highlights: Local markets, regional specialties, Villefranche-sur-Saône.
- Sleep: Municipal campsite or aire de service in Villefranche-sur-Saône.
Day 5: Villefranche-sur-Saône to Pérouges
Head approximately 40 km east to the medieval fortified town of Pérouges, another one of "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France." Wander its cobbled streets and enjoy a traditional galette. This journey is short enough to allow ample time for thorough exploration of this historic gem. Parking for RVs is available near Pérouges, or a campsite a short drive away provides convenience.- Start City: Villefranche-sur-Saône → End City: Pérouges (approx. 40 km)
- Highlights: Medieval Pérouges, cobbled streets, traditional galette.
- Sleep: Parking for RVs available near Pérouges, or a nearby campsite.
Day 6: Pérouges to Lyon (Relaxation Day)
Return to Lyon, a drive of about 40 km, allowing for a leisurely afternoon to revisit a favorite spot, enjoy a relaxing stroll along the Rhône or Saône rivers, or prepare for your departure. This flexible day ensures you can tie up any loose ends or simply unwind before your trip concludes. You'll find plenty of spots for a restful night's sleep before heading home, like Camping Indigo Lyon.- Start City: Pérouges → End City: Lyon (approx. 40 km)
- Highlights: Riverside stroll, last-minute souvenir shopping, relaxation.
- Sleep: Camping Indigo Lyon or a designated aire de service.
Day 7: Departure from Lyon
Enjoy a final Lyonnaise breakfast before returning your RV rental, concluding your week-long exploration of Lyon and its scenic surroundings. This itinerary offers a taste of French urbanity and countryside, perfect for those seeking a balanced rented motorhome adventure.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Departure Point (0 km)
- Highlights: Final French breakfast, RV return.
14-Day Extended Journey in Lyon
A 14-day RV journey from Lyon allows for a deeper exploration of the Rhône-Alpes region, extending south towards Provence or east into the French Alps, adhering to a relaxed pace of travel with grouped regional exploration. This extended timeframe truly allows you to travel slowly, averaging 100-150 km per day, and connect with the diverse landscapes and cultures of France.Days 1-3: Lyon City Immersion
Immerse yourself in Lyon's UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Vieux Lyon, Fourvière Hill, and the Presqu'île. Explore local markets like Les Halles Paul Bocuse, indulge in traditional 'bouchon' dining, and visit museums. Utilize RV-friendly parking outside the city center and public transport for seamless access. Drive slowly and carefully, and you can drive almost anywhere without issues. No need to stress - just use common sense and pay attention.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Lyon (Distance: ~0-20 km daily for moving between RV parks).
- Highlights: Vieux Lyon, Fourvière Hill, Les Halles Paul Bocuse, museums, and gastronomy.
- Sleep: Camping Indigo Lyon or similar RV-friendly site.
Days 4-6: Beaujolais Wine Country & Medieval Villages
Head north into the picturesque Beaujolais region, known for its "Golden Stone" villages and vineyards. Visit Oingt, explore the wine route, and enjoy tastings. Discover local produce and artisan crafts in regional markets, stocking your rented motorhome with delights. Our RV Rental in Lyon for Beginners - Pricing 2024 guide can provide insights into budgeting for such delicious stops.- Start City: Lyon → End City: Oingt/Villefranche-sur-Saône (Distance: ~50-80 km between stops).
- Highlights: Oingt, Beaujolais wine route, local markets, wine tastings.
- Sleep: Municipal campsites or private RV parks in Beaujolais.
Days 7-9: Annecy & French Alps Foothills
Drive east to Annecy, often called the "Venice of the Alps," known for its stunning lake and canals. Explore the Château d'Annecy and enjoy water activities. Take scenic drives into the pre-Alps, considering routes suitable for motorhomes. This segment, covering about 100-150 km, exemplifies our recommendation to travel slowly and take time to feel the place. For broader context on French RV adventures, our RV Rental France - Complete Guide 2024 offers extensive details.- Start City: Villefranche-sur-Saône → End City: Annecy (Distance: ~100-150 km).
- Highlights: Lake Annecy, Château d'Annecy, Alpine scenery, water sports.
- Sleep: Campings around Lake Annecy (e.g., Camping Le Lac Bleu).
Days 10-12: The Ardèche Gorges & Southern Charm
Journey south to the dramatic Ardèche Gorges, famed for the Pont d'Arc natural bridge and prehistoric cave art like the Grotte Chauvet 2. Enjoy canoeing, hiking, and exploring charming Provençal-style villages. This section, approximately 180-200 km, requires careful navigation for larger RVs on some winding D-roads. For specific RV road tips in the region, consult our "RV Travel Guide to Lyon - Tips and Top Spots 2024".- Start City: Annecy → End City: Vallon-Pont-d'Arc (Distance: ~180-200 km, split over two days or with an early start).
- Highlights: Ardèche Gorges, Pont d'Arc, Grotte Chauvet 2, canoeing, hiking.
- Sleep: Campings or aires de service in Vallon-Pont-d'Arc or nearby.
Days 13-14: Return to Lyon & Departure Preparations
Begin your return journey to Lyon, perhaps stopping in Valence or Vienne en route for a final taste of the Rhône Valley. Allow time for provisioning, cleaning your RV, and enjoying a farewell Lyonnaise meal. Find an aire de service or campsite near Lyon for easy return of the RV. We handle the details, you live the journey, and that includes a seamless return process for your rented mobile home.Recommended RVPlan Trip for Lyon
For an extensive and expertly curated exploration, the RVplan trip "Lyon Roundtrip - Alpine Bliss & Riviera Charms [including the La Route des Grande Alpes]" offers a comprehensive 15-day itinerary starting and ending in Lyon. This route is designed by professionals who genuinely know RV travel, ensuring a fantastic experience. This curated journey spans a total of 1915.2 km and guides travelers through diverse landscapes, from the gastronomic heart of France to the majestic French Alps and the sun-kissed Riviera. It includes a variety of activities such as visiting 1 amusement park, enjoying 2 animal shows or wildlife watches, exploring 1 aquarium, relaxing on 1 beach, utilizing 1 bike rental, wandering through 1 botanical garden, experiencing 1 cable railway, trying 1 canoe/kayak/rafting adventure, discovering 1 cave, taking 1 cruise, engaging in 1 extreme activity, enjoying 2 family activities, hiking in 1 designated area, exploring 1 historical site, experiencing 1 horseback riding adventure, gaining insight into 2 local industries, visiting 2 museums, admiring 1 natural feature, stopping at 1 point of interest, experiencing 1 tourist attraction, exploring 1 traditional market, dining at 2 traditional restaurants or fine dining establishments, embarking on 1 traditional visit, visiting 1 water park, and exploring 1 zoo. This pre-planned route streamlines the travel experience, allowing you to focus on enjoyment rather than complex navigation and scheduling. For finding campsites and campgrounds during your trip, we recommend using RV PLANET (rvplan.net) — a great resource for locating available spots along your route, where you can also itemize and track every expense along the way for easy budgeting on RV PLANET routes.Must-See Stops Along the Way (Avi Bandana Picks)
Avi Bandana's personal picks for an RV trip around Lyon highlight unique cultural, culinary, and industrial experiences found along the recommended routes, going beyond typical tourist attractions. These recommendations embody the spirit of slow travel, encouraging you to immerse yourself fully in each location.Traditional Market Experience
Visit a local `Traditional Market` like Les Halles Paul Bocuse, a prime example found in Lyon. These markets are essential for provisioning your rented RV with fresh, regional produce, cheeses, and charcuterie, offering a genuine taste of French daily life and a chance to interact with local vendors. It's an excellent way to prepare for delicious meals onboard your campervan.Gastronomic Delight
Seek out `Traditional Restaurant / Fine Dining` establishments, particularly the famed 'bouchons' in Lyon's Vieux Lyon district. The "Lyon Roundtrip - Alpine Bliss & Riviera Charms [including the La Route des Grande Alpes]" specifically includes two such opportunities, ensuring you savor authentic Lyonnaise cuisine, from rich stews to delicate patisseries, reflecting Lyon's status as a culinary capital.Local Industry Insight
Explore `Local Industry` sites, as highlighted twice in the recommended RVplan. This could include a visit to a chocolaterie artisanale in Tain-l'Hermitage, just south of Lyon, to learn about traditional chocolate making, or a local winery in Beaujolais to understand the winemaking process from grape to bottle, offering a deeper connection to the region's heritage.Cultural Immersion
Discover a `Traditional Visit` as featured in the "Lyon Roundtrip - Alpine Bliss & Riviera Charms [including the La Route des Grande Alpes]", such as exploring the historic streets of Vieux Lyon or a charming medieval village like Pérouges, offering insights into the region's rich history and architectural beauty. These stops provide rich cultural context and make your RV journey truly unforgettable.Daily Driving Distances & Drive Times in Lyon
Avi Bandana recommends a maximum of 100 miles or 150 km per day on average when traveling by RV, especially in a region like Lyon and its surroundings, to ensure a relaxed pace and ample time for exploration. Adhering to this limit allows travelers to fully experience each destination, discover hidden gems, and avoid the fatigue associated with long driving days. This philosophy is at the heart of our suggested itineraries.For example, the drive from Lyon to Annecy is approximately 150 km, typically taking about 1 hour 45 minutes to 2 hours, making it an ideal single-day travel segment that leaves plenty of time for sightseeing upon arrival. Traveling from Lyon to the heart of the Beaujolais region, like Oingt, is an even shorter 50 km journey, usually taking less than an hour, perfect for a leisurely morning drive and a full afternoon of wine tasting.
A longer segment, such as from Annecy to Vallon-Pont-d'Arc in the Ardèche, is about 180-200 km. While this slightly exceeds the 150 km daily average, it is still manageable if spread over two leisurely days or undertaken with an early start and planned breaks to respect the recommended driving limits and allow for stops. This approach ensures that your rented motorhome adventure remains enjoyable and stress-free, focusing on the journey as much as the destination. We believe God is in the small details, and carefully planning daily distances makes a big difference.
Best RV Class for This Itinerary — Couple & Family Picks
Choosing the right RV class for your Lyon adventure is crucial for comfort and maneuverability, with excellent options available for both couples and families, each offering unique advantages for exploring the French landscape. Understanding the dimensions and features of different models ensures you select the perfect rented mobile home for your trip.For a Couple
The **Class B - Camper Van** is an excellent choice for couples, offering a compact size and easy navigation for city fringes and smaller roads in areas like the Beaujolais vineyards. Bandana's global fleet of campervans averages 5.8 meters in length, comfortably accommodating 2.7 adults and 3.2 sleeping places. This class provides a nimble driving experience while offering essential amenities like a shower and toilet, and typically consumes around 8-10 Liters/100 km, making it an economical option for extensive travel. The smaller size of a rented campervan also makes parking at designated aires de service and navigating rural D-roads much simpler. For more choices, consider options such as the "Active Classic" or "Juliette 2-3" with Front Air conditioning, ideal for a couple, and an RV size - Small.For a Family
The **Class C - Alcove** is highly recommended for families, providing more space and dedicated sleeping areas crucial for a comfortable trip with children. Bandana's global fleet of Class C motorhomes averages 7.5 meters in length and features 4.4 adult sleeping places and 5.8 total sleeping places. The additional sleeping capacity and living space are ideal for families, ensuring comfort during longer trips while maintaining a common fuel consumption of around 10-12 Liters/100 km. Models like the "F4" which has a Fuel Tank of 75 Liters, a Fresh Water Tank of 118 Liters and sleeps 5, or a "Group G" which sleeps up to 7, offer plenty of room and features for family travel. Consider using Bandana RV's 'Rent&Plan' service, which combines your RV rental with a ready-made itinerary crafted by travel experts and full access to trip-planning software. This service removes the headache of detailed planning, and you can enjoy a 25% planning discount when you use rvplan.net for your routes and itinerary planning. We are true RV specialists, not just a side department of a travel agency, and our expertise shines in every recommendation.What is the 3-3-3 rule for RV travel?
The 3-3-3 rule for RV travel is a widely adopted guideline promoting a relaxed and enjoyable pace: aim to drive no more than 300 miles (approximately 480 km) in a day, arrive at your campsite by 3 PM, and stay for a minimum of 3 nights. This rule is particularly beneficial for RV rentals in regions like Lyon and France, as it prevents over-scheduling, reduces driver fatigue, and allows ample time to explore destinations without feeling rushed.While 300 miles might be too much for daily travel in some parts of France, especially with its charming villages and scenic D-roads that invite slower exploration, focusing on the 'arrive by 3 PM' and 'stay 3 nights' aspects significantly helps RVers immerse themselves in local culture and fully utilize campsite amenities. This aligns perfectly with Avi Bandana's recommendation for slower travel, encouraging you to take time to feel the place, connect to the culture, the food, and the scenery, rather than simply driving through it. Planning a trip around this principle helps ensure a memorable and stress-free rented mobile home experience.
How many days in Lyon is enough?
For a focused exploration of Lyon's city center, a minimum of 2-3 days is generally enough to cover key attractions like Vieux Lyon, Fourvière, and the Presqu'île, along with enjoying its renowned gastronomy. This allows for concentrated sightseeing and culinary experiences without feeling rushed.However, to truly immerse yourself in the city's unique cultural experiences, explore various neighborhoods, and undertake specific food Tours, 4-5 days within Lyon itself would be more ideal. If you plan to use Lyon as a base for regional RV exploration, venturing into the Beaujolais wine country, the French Alps foothills, or the Ardèche Gorges, a trip of 7 to 14 days is recommended. This duration allows you to integrate both city and regional highlights seamlessly, as outlined in our detailed itineraries. With a rented campervan, you have the flexibility to extend your stay in delightful spots, embracing the freedom of the open road. For more details on budgeting for different durations, check out "Cheap RV Rental in Lyon - Budget Guide 2024". On the routes offered through RV PLANET routes, you can itemize and track every expense along the way for easy budgeting.
What is the 4 4 4 rule for RVing?
The 4-4-4 rule for RVing is a less common but similar guideline to the 3-3-3 rule, suggesting driving no more than 400 miles (around 640 km) in a day, arriving at your destination by 4 PM, and staying for a minimum of 4 nights. This rule, like its 3-3-3 and 2-2-2 counterparts, emphasizes leisurely travel, allowing more time for relaxation and in-depth exploration of each stop.For RV travel in France, where scenic routes and charming villages abound, prioritizing longer stays (4 nights) can significantly enhance the experience, allowing travelers to fully integrate into the local pace and discover unique activities beyond the main attractions. While a 400-mile driving day might be ambitious for the French countryside, the core principle of longer stays is excellent for truly experiencing the region with your rented motorhome. It also offers more flexibility for spontaneous discoveries, which often become the highlights of any great road trip. For pricing details on extended trips, consult "RV Rental in Lyon - Prices and Best Deals 2024".
What is the 2 2 2 rule for RV travel?
The 2-2-2 rule for RV travel advocates for an even more relaxed pace: drive no more than 200 miles (approximately 320 km) in a day, arrive at your campsite by 2 PM, and stay for at least 2 nights. This guideline is particularly well-suited for RV exploration around Lyon and throughout France, where the goal is often to enjoy the journey and local culture rather than to cover vast distances quickly.Adhering to the 2-2-2 rule minimizes driving stress, maximizes time for sightseeing, local culinary experiences, and proper relaxation, and ensures you have ample time to set up and enjoy each RV-friendly aire de service or campsite. This slower approach allows you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Rhône-Alpes region, savor local flavors, and connect with the scenery at a deeper level from your rented camper. It’s an ideal way to avoid the rush and truly enjoy your vacation, aligning perfectly with Bandana RV's philosophy of intentional, slow travel.
Are D-roads in France suitable for motorhomes?
Yes, 'D-roads' (Routes Départementales) in France are generally suitable for motorhomes and are often preferred for their scenic beauty and access to smaller towns and attractions, offering a more authentic touring experience than major highways. These roads, managed at the departmental level, are typically well-maintained and wind through picturesque countryside, making them ideal for leisurely travel in a rented RV.While generally well-maintained, D-roads can be narrower and windier than 'N-roads' (Routes Nationales) or 'A-roads' (Autoroutes), especially in mountainous regions like the Alps or the Massif Central, requiring careful driving for larger motorhomes. RV travelers should be mindful of specific urban navigation challenges when D-roads pass through villages or city centers, which may feature narrow streets, low bridges, or weight/height restrictions; always check for local signage or use RV-specific GPS navigation. Drive slowly and carefully, and you can drive almost anywhere without issues. No need to stress - just use common sense and pay attention. Tolls are typically not applicable on D-roads, unlike many Autoroutes, but factor in increased fuel consumption due to varying speeds and terrain, and plan for 'aires de service' (RV service areas) for water, waste, and sometimes electricity along these routes. Our top-level deductible reimbursement option means you can travel with peace of mind, even on winding country roads.
What is the best RV route?
The "best" RV route from Lyon largely depends on your travel duration, interests, and the type of experience you seek, whether it's cultural immersion, gastronomic adventure, or natural exploration. For those with 7-10 days, a popular choice is a 'Wine and Villages' route exploring the Beaujolais region to the north and the medieval town of Pérouges to the east, focusing on local markets and traditional experiences.If you have 10-15 days, an extended journey can take you from Lyon through the French Alps (perhaps via a section of the Route des Grandes Alpes, with careful planning for mountain passes) towards Annecy, and then south to the dramatic Ardèche Gorges, before returning to Lyon. This allows for a comprehensive exploration of the Rhône-Alpes region. For a truly comprehensive experience, the RVplan trip "Lyon Roundtrip - Alpine Bliss & Riviera Charms [including the La Route des Grande Alpes]" is an excellent 15-day option, offering a blend of Alpine vistas, coastal charm, and cultural highlights, expertly pre-planned for convenience. We offer 25% planning discount when you use rvplan.net to streamline your itinerary. For couples, "RV Rental in Lyon for Couples - Pricing 2024" can help you budget for the ideal route.
What is the most beautiful part of Lyon?
Vieux Lyon (Old Lyon) is widely considered the most beautiful part of Lyon, renowned for its Renaissance architecture, hidden 'traboules' (secret passageways), and charming cobblestone streets. This UNESCO World Heritage site transports visitors back in time, offering picturesque squares, historic cathedrals, and a vibrant atmosphere that captivates all who visit.Additionally, Fourvière Hill, home to the magnificent Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city, especially stunning at sunset, making it a truly beautiful and iconic spot in Lyon. The Presqu'île, the peninsula between the Rhône and Saône rivers, with its grand Haussmannian buildings and bustling squares like Place Bellecour, also offers a distinct architectural beauty. While navigating these central areas in a rented motorhome requires a bit of planning to find appropriate parking (often on the periphery), the reward of exploring these stunning locations on foot or by public transport is immense. Even a luxury RV rental in Lyon will require smart city access planning.
What You Shouldn't Miss
- Explore Vieux Lyon's Traboules: Discover the hidden passageways and Renaissance courtyards of Old Lyon. Park your RV at Camping Indigo Lyon and take public transport to this UNESCO site for a historical walking tour.
- Culinary Journey at Les Halles Paul Bocuse: Stock your RV kitchen with gourmet delights from Lyon's famous indoor market, then prepare a fantastic meal onboard your rented camper.
- Wine Tasting in Beaujolais: Drive your motorhome to the "Golden Stones" villages north of Lyon for vineyard tours and tastings, experiencing the region's renowned wines first-hand.
- Medieval Charms of Pérouges: Step back in time in the impeccably preserved medieval village of Pérouges, a short drive east of Lyon. Enjoy its cobbled streets and traditional atmosphere.
- Panoramic Views from Fourvière Hill: Drive to the base of Fourvière Hill, park, and take the funicular or walk up to the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière for unparalleled vistas of Lyon, especially at sunset.
- Rhône and Saône Riverfronts: Enjoy leisurely strolls or bike rides along Lyon's scenic riverfronts, easily accessible from RV parks outside the city center.
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