Limousine Rental in Lyon

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...

Strolling near Place des Terreaux , one should pay due attention to such an iconic landmark as the City Hall ( Lyon Mayor ). The historic building crowned with a rich facade can be admired not only from the outside - everyone has a chance to appreciate its interior. The City Hall is open to the public, and an invaluable collection of antiques and artworks is hidden within its walls.
When you're getting hungry, do not rush to the nearest restaurant. In search of delicious French treats, it's recommended to go to the Saone River. The fact that the waterfront is one of the most lively tourist spots does not detract from its gastronomic advantages. Here at small street stalls, you can always buy the freshest baguettes and other great pastries. It is here that you can try delicious strawberry cakes Paul Smith.

Looking for a place to buy unusual souvenirs? Head to Saint-Jean Street to find Medieval shop . Here you can buy skilfully made medieval costumes, jewelry, and other paraphernalia. The owner is always happy to welcome visitors and gladly tells them how to wear this or that suit, how to choose a complete set of "historic" clothes. Nearby is another original souvenir shop - Troc de Lyon . You can buy both classic souvenirs and rather rare items, including miniature barrel organs that many travelers hunt for in Lyon.
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