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Lyon Saint Exupery Airport is 20 km from the business center of the city. The airport is the important transport hub of the region that services several provinces. The passenger turnover of the airport is over 10.5 million people every year. The airport was founded in 1975 and named «Satolas». In 2000, it was renamed after the famous French aviator and writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry who was born in Lyon. Lyon Saint Exupery Airport has two air-strips and services passengers in three passenger terminals.

From the airport, you can travel to Paris, Marseille and other 20 cities by high-speed train. The railway station is within walking distance from terminals. There is a parking area near the station. You can also travel to Lyon by tram. The daily tram line is scheduled. You can take a transfer not only to nearby cities and provinces, but also to many ski resorts. Also, you can take an interurban bus at the airport. Multiple highways make the airport accessible to any vehicle. Taxi ranks are located in front of T1, T2, and the railway station. Read all...

It is particularly interesting to watch the laser show; facades of old buildings and palaces are covered with color images of great beauty and various metamorphoses occur with those buildings. They can be deformed and bizarrely twisted, they change the shape and arrangement of elements in rays of laser illuminators. Such ideas seem amazing. Sometimes, optical and lighting effects are so realistic that it can be very difficult to distinguish illusion from reality. During those four days, no less than fifty performances are held, each of which is unique and unrepeatable.

Surprises await guests of the festival at every step. For example, figures of exotic animals can be found strolling stately in one of city's malls; theaters and museums are transformed into huge gaming machines; all historical sights are changing their appearance completely. The beautiful and unique festival was first celebrated a century and a half ago; at that time the reason for the event was the end of plague. Naturally, first holidays were significantly different from modern ones. Townspeople have lit bonfires and arranged funny performances, treated each other with festive delicacies and gave presents. Each year, a colorful event is visited by three million foreign travelers wishing to enjoy a spectacular show and take part in recreational activities.
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